Posting pictures and having opinions
#11
12-02-2006, 05:58 AM
RE: Posting pictures and having opinions
ORIGINAL: tremor38
I think that video is more about the tool riding the bike then the bike. I rode, on a YZF1000R, with a local group that was 95% Harleys. I never had a problem with them. I'll tell you one thing; they really knew where to go and how set-up camp and have a good time!
I think that video is more about the tool riding the bike then the bike. I rode, on a YZF1000R, with a local group that was 95% Harleys. I never had a problem with them. I'll tell you one thing; they really knew where to go and how set-up camp and have a good time!
A long time ago, I read an article in Motorcycle Consumer News or was it Rider, I don't remember....anyway in the article, he said that anytime you are in an unfamiliar area and you are hungry and you see a joint with a bunch of Harleys parked in front, it is pretty much guaranteed that they serve great food there. That advice has really proven to be true over the years.
#13
12-02-2006, 06:38 AM
RE: Posting pictures and having opinions
ORIGINAL: Finger Mullet
Screw that....... here's a pic and an OPINION.........hooters & boats is good; but a hooters boat kicks @ss!
Screw that....... here's a pic and an OPINION.........hooters & boats is good; but a hooters boat kicks @ss!
Hoot, Hoot!
#14
12-02-2006, 08:48 AM
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RE: Posting pictures and having opinions
I have not been a member of this forum for very, long but i dont think there are any mean spirited people hear
there are more LOL's than anything else, I say we have all learned a little let's put it behind us and move on.
there are more LOL's than anything else, I say we have all learned a little let's put it behind us and move on.
#15
12-02-2006, 10:35 AM
RE: Posting pictures and having opinions
I was not going to say this but I will. I talked my girlfriend into buying this unit. Yes it's a Milwaukee vibrator.
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#16
12-02-2006, 11:41 AM
RE: Posting pictures and having opinions
Nothiing wrong with a little Milwaukee iron in your life.
ORIGINAL: Scott V
I was not going to say this but I will. I talked my girlfriend into buying this unit. Yes it's a Milwaukee vibrator.
[IMG]local://upfiles/3498/95743810463E49AB929136A31888C64E.jpg[/IMG]
I was not going to say this but I will. I talked my girlfriend into buying this unit. Yes it's a Milwaukee vibrator.
[IMG]local://upfiles/3498/95743810463E49AB929136A31888C64E.jpg[/IMG]
#17
12-02-2006, 02:56 PM
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RE: Posting pictures and having opinions
Yes, this is a Kawasaki Forum, and yes, it is a forum about the Kawasaki KLX250S to be even more specific. As such, there will be negatives provided about other brands, other types and other genre of motorcycles. If you are offended by that, please, you don't have to read the thread.
I personally find it very offensive to hear the phrase, "Jap Crap" used to describe the bikes that I own, ride and enjoy being used on a Kawasaki Forum. To me that is the epitome of an insult. To some I would suppose it is just fine to find it offensive for folks to make light of one manufacturer of motorcycles in defense of the motorcycles they find attractive and they own.
The most amusing part is that person is also the owner of "Jap Crap". Just how intelligent a move can that be?
No Deej, you didn't do anything wrong, it was the same people causing the issue to become what it was not intended to be.
Keep 'em coming.
Yes, sadly enough on cruisers, you will be dragging parts while in a turn. When I used to ride them, I had to replace the acorn bolts on the bottom of the footboards on a regular basis. If you can put up with the sound of parts dragging, they are enjoyable machines for just cruising down the road. However, I find the joy of riding a dualsport bike to be so much more than riding a cruiser. You can go anywhere, ride on just about any surface and the girls are more interested in the unique more than they are in the norm. At least that is my opinion and I'm sticking to it.
#20
12-02-2006, 08:32 PM
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RE: Posting pictures and having opinions
ORIGINAL: Marty
Yes, this is a Kawasaki Forum, and yes, it is a forum about the Kawasaki KLX250S to be even more specific. As such, there will be negatives provided about other brands, other types and other genre of motorcycles. If you are offended by that, please, you don't have to read the thread.
I personally find it very offensive to hear the phrase, "Jap Crap" used to describe the bikes that I own, ride and enjoy being used on a Kawasaki Forum. To me that is the epitome of an insult. To some I would suppose it is just fine to find it offensive for folks to make light of one manufacturer of motorcycles in defense of the motorcycles they find attractive and they own.
The most amusing part is that person is also the owner of "Jap Crap". Just how intelligent a move can that be?
No Deej, you didn't do anything wrong, it was the same people causing the issue to become what it was not intended to be.
Keep 'em coming.
Yes, sadly enough on cruisers, you will be dragging parts while in a turn. When I used to ride them, I had to replace the acorn bolts on the bottom of the footboards on a regular basis. If you can put up with the sound of parts dragging, they are enjoyable machines for just cruising down the road. However, I find the joy of riding a dualsport bike to be so much more than riding a cruiser. You can go anywhere, ride on just about any surface and the girls are more interested in the unique more than they are in the norm. At least that is my opinion and I'm sticking to it.
Yes, this is a Kawasaki Forum, and yes, it is a forum about the Kawasaki KLX250S to be even more specific. As such, there will be negatives provided about other brands, other types and other genre of motorcycles. If you are offended by that, please, you don't have to read the thread.
I personally find it very offensive to hear the phrase, "Jap Crap" used to describe the bikes that I own, ride and enjoy being used on a Kawasaki Forum. To me that is the epitome of an insult. To some I would suppose it is just fine to find it offensive for folks to make light of one manufacturer of motorcycles in defense of the motorcycles they find attractive and they own.
The most amusing part is that person is also the owner of "Jap Crap". Just how intelligent a move can that be?
No Deej, you didn't do anything wrong, it was the same people causing the issue to become what it was not intended to be.
Keep 'em coming.
Yes, sadly enough on cruisers, you will be dragging parts while in a turn. When I used to ride them, I had to replace the acorn bolts on the bottom of the footboards on a regular basis. If you can put up with the sound of parts dragging, they are enjoyable machines for just cruising down the road. However, I find the joy of riding a dualsport bike to be so much more than riding a cruiser. You can go anywhere, ride on just about any surface and the girls are more interested in the unique more than they are in the norm. At least that is my opinion and I'm sticking to it.
I don't think any reply made fun of a brand or called it "japcrap". It was his posting of a picture (for whatever immature reason) of a rider going down and the fact that he was riding a HD, and then his making fun of HD riders saying how they couldn't ride and they all wore "dewrags" and they were all mean and didn't wave at him. where did anyone call anything "japcrap?" I found it offensive that he was making fun of a rider in the process of wrecking. he evidently hasn't been down, it's not fun trust me. It was just stupid from the gitgo. At least that is my opinion and I'm sticking to it.
btw, I love japcrap. I've got another Suzuki in my garage with my HD and my KLX. But your KLX was made in Thailand, not Japan.