Am I the only one with a loose screw?
#12
01-15-2010, 05:41 PM
Join Date: May 2008
Location: West By God Virginia!
Posts: 6,656
There are plenty of reasons to get depressed; Haiti, national and local economy, job losses, heat bill, repairs, "fill-in-the-blank". Jumping on the bike (whether street, dirt) ALWAYS pulls me out and gives me the "yeah!" feeling (I seemingly had all the time as a teenager and in my 20's.)
For whatever reasons, once you hit about 40, everything seems to get "real serious" and you just can't throw care to the wind and get stupid; or at least as goofy stupid as I remember being. Getting on the bike for an hour (or more) is the best antidote for me.
For whatever reasons, once you hit about 40, everything seems to get "real serious" and you just can't throw care to the wind and get stupid; or at least as goofy stupid as I remember being. Getting on the bike for an hour (or more) is the best antidote for me.
+1,,,,
#13
01-16-2010, 09:07 AM
i have been known to chuckle my *** off going off down the road lol .. and come home with face ache :-)
#14
01-16-2010, 10:39 PM
That's awesome....basically we have established that all the crazies ride around on two wheels. I don't know what it is about the laugh. I guess it is just a feeling of euphoria that nothing else can give.
#16
01-17-2010, 03:35 PM
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: ROLL TIDE ROLL!!!! ALABAMA #1 SEC CHAMPIONS!!
Posts: 1,327
I remember when I had my first beer ......
Hehehehehehehe .. yeah riding is fun. Wait until you hop on something like a Busa or a ZX14 or hit them triple digits to where you cant hardly hold on to your bike and your helmet is trying to fly off! You will be like W0W!
Hehehehehehehe .. yeah riding is fun. Wait until you hop on something like a Busa or a ZX14 or hit them triple digits to where you cant hardly hold on to your bike and your helmet is trying to fly off! You will be like W0W!
#18
01-18-2010, 01:40 PM
Busa's are great; seemingly endless power and throttle. Now if they could put that engine into bit lighter frame and tighten up the chassis input, it would be the PERFECT bike.
(...and yes; I understand the physics. Busa's feel "too long" to me. I've always preferred shorter, tighter handling. Their engines remind me of a "big block" with a wheelbase long enough to keep a majority of newbs out of trouble.)
(...and yes; I understand the physics. Busa's feel "too long" to me. I've always preferred shorter, tighter handling. Their engines remind me of a "big block" with a wheelbase long enough to keep a majority of newbs out of trouble.)
Last edited by jeffzx9; 01-18-2010 at 02:01 PM.
#20
01-18-2010, 05:10 PM
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: ROLL TIDE ROLL!!!! ALABAMA #1 SEC CHAMPIONS!!
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