some onramp pics for my SH pals
07-30-2006, 12:28 AM
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Originally Posted by Lonewolf
Wow.... resorting to riding onramps... I guess you must have some pretty lame roads in your area eh?
an onramp is the easiest to make 40 passes on while your buddy takes pics.
instead of some mountain road pulled over somewhere unsafe, chill out man.
07-30-2006, 05:35 AM
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Originally Posted by denmah
lol you guys are firey tonight.
an onramp is the easiest to make 40 passes on while your buddy takes pics.
instead of some mountain road pulled over somewhere unsafe, chill out man.
an onramp is the easiest to make 40 passes on while your buddy takes pics.
instead of some mountain road pulled over somewhere unsafe, chill out man.
With that said,, you come to a SH board and post squidly pics of your self on a bike other then a Super Hawk..... What response were you looking to get?
1: Nice green bike you have there... DO you even own a superhawk?
2: Wow, letting it all hang out ,, in low cut, street shoes..
3: You do know,, that bike can be leaned over in a corner???? Right?
4: Hmm, Squid tricks on a public road, where you more then likely interfered with other traffic, were seen by voting, taxpaying citizens who now have an even lower regard for "them idiots on bikes"
5~9,999,999,999 other like responses.
Have fun with the bike,,, ride to learn, learn to ride.
07-30-2006, 07:40 AM
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In Denmah's defense he just traded in a very nice superhawk for that very nice 636. nothing wrong with moving to some more modern conveinces.Keep sending new pics and enjoy your new bike dude!!!
07-30-2006, 08:10 AM
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Originally Posted by TXSuperChicken
Just for your info.. You do know that when you post pics to a web board your going to get a response?? And most likely you will not like them all, if any. If your not willing to except that,, perhaps you should not post them.
With that said,, you come to a SH board and post squidly pics of your self on a bike other then a Super Hawk..... What response were you looking to get?
1: Nice green bike you have there... DO you even own a superhawk?
2: Wow, letting it all hang out ,, in low cut, street shoes..
3: You do know,, that bike can be leaned over in a corner???? Right?
4: Hmm, Squid tricks on a public road, where you more then likely interfered with other traffic, were seen by voting, taxpaying citizens who now have an even lower regard for "them idiots on bikes"
5~9,999,999,999 other like responses.
Have fun with the bike,,, ride to learn, learn to ride.
With that said,, you come to a SH board and post squidly pics of your self on a bike other then a Super Hawk..... What response were you looking to get?
1: Nice green bike you have there... DO you even own a superhawk?
2: Wow, letting it all hang out ,, in low cut, street shoes..
3: You do know,, that bike can be leaned over in a corner???? Right?
4: Hmm, Squid tricks on a public road, where you more then likely interfered with other traffic, were seen by voting, taxpaying citizens who now have an even lower regard for "them idiots on bikes"
5~9,999,999,999 other like responses.
Have fun with the bike,,, ride to learn, learn to ride.
1. you're an idiot. did you even bother to look at his post count? 174 posts... Uh yeah you think that was from trolling around posting 636 pics. Use your head
2. so? I bet he's a better rider then you...
3. uh he's about to scrape peg and lose his entire right shoe...
4. how is pulling an on ramp a squid trick?? i garuntee someone ripping an onramp hardly inteferes with traffic at all especially since that's not a mega busy area
07-30-2006, 08:11 AM
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Originally Posted by sprhawk neil
In Denmah's defense he just traded in a very nice superhawk for that very nice 636. nothing wrong with moving to some more modern conveinces.Keep sending new pics and enjoy your new bike dude!!!
Originally Posted by sprhawk neil
In Denmah's defense he just traded in a very nice superhawk for that very nice 636. nothing wrong with moving to some more modern conveinces.Keep sending new pics and enjoy your new bike dude!!!
Absolutely.. No Brand snob crap intended... Any one riding anything is Good in my book.
My post was just a commentary on the Post, reply, counter reply.. I see it all the time on another board I MOD.. People post something in a public place, then get a bit unhappy when others comment on what they posted.. which is why we post in the first place.
Truth is,, when I was 16 I did a lot of "On Ramp" cool guy stuff.. Then I got taken to the track,,, and life on the street looked different. I learned from friends.. who believed in riding at your limits,,,, riding with full equipment (and this was before it was (cool to wear gear), and they taught me,, being a squid on the street, only resulted in, trashed equipment. less money available to spend on the track bikes, entry fees. gas money, loss of license, ect ect.... Same reason I did not get in to drugs....
Bottom line..
Nice looking bike !!!!! Have fun riding it.
07-30-2006, 08:13 AM
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Originally Posted by EngineNoO9
1. you're an idiot
2. so? I bet he's a better rider then you...
3. uh he's about to scrape peg and lose his entire right shoe...
4. how is pulling an on ramp a squid trick?? i garuntee someone ripping an onramp hardly inteferes with traffic at all especially since that's not a mega busy area
2. so? I bet he's a better rider then you...
3. uh he's about to scrape peg and lose his entire right shoe...
4. how is pulling an on ramp a squid trick?? i garuntee someone ripping an onramp hardly inteferes with traffic at all especially since that's not a mega busy area
1;Not likely
1;Not even close
1;Look at the pics
See my post above this one
07-30-2006, 09:42 AM
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Originally Posted by TXSuperChicken
My apology’s….
Absolutely.. No Brand snob crap intended... Any one riding anything is Good in my book.
My post was just a commentary on the Post, reply, counter reply.. I see it all the time on another board I MOD.. People post something in a public place, then get a bit unhappy when others comment on what they posted.. which is why we post in the first place.
Truth is,, when I was 16 I did a lot of "On Ramp" cool guy stuff.. Then I got taken to the track,,, and life on the street looked different. I learned from friends.. who believed in riding at your limits,,,, riding with full equipment (and this was before it was (cool to wear gear), and they taught me,, being a squid on the street, only resulted in, trashed equipment. less money available to spend on the track bikes, entry fees. gas money, loss of license, ect ect.... Same reason I did not get in to drugs....
Bottom line..
Nice looking bike !!!!! Have fun riding it.
Absolutely.. No Brand snob crap intended... Any one riding anything is Good in my book.
My post was just a commentary on the Post, reply, counter reply.. I see it all the time on another board I MOD.. People post something in a public place, then get a bit unhappy when others comment on what they posted.. which is why we post in the first place.
Truth is,, when I was 16 I did a lot of "On Ramp" cool guy stuff.. Then I got taken to the track,,, and life on the street looked different. I learned from friends.. who believed in riding at your limits,,,, riding with full equipment (and this was before it was (cool to wear gear), and they taught me,, being a squid on the street, only resulted in, trashed equipment. less money available to spend on the track bikes, entry fees. gas money, loss of license, ect ect.... Same reason I did not get in to drugs....
Bottom line..
Nice looking bike !!!!! Have fun riding it.
07-30-2006, 09:48 AM
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Originally Posted by EngineNoO9
are you a mod here? you've been here less time then him. Plus you're overusing the term squid. Squid is someone who is in it more for the looks, wears 0 gear or very minimal (i.e. helmet and gloves), and also typically is horrible in the turns. I don't see any of that and he was on my *** when we rode twisties and he later passed me going around a long sweeper
As for Squid definition.. I’ll agree to disagree with you on that. .. Funny though,, most Squids often come up with a definition much different then non squids
07-30-2006, 10:43 AM
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Just some constructive crit. denmah. If you want to ride like that do it at a track and not an on/off ramp, I only say that because I know too many who've f'd up and tried to fly like superman. Sorry for the rant but now to the CC.
1. Get your *** off of the seat.
2. Get your toes on the pegs, it's no fun to scrape your feet.
3. Get your helmet over to where the mirrors are.
4. Put your shield down so you don't get hit by a bug and loose concentration.
5. I know you like them but get rid of the kahkis and put your knee out.
6. Buy some good riding boots like Icon superduty's.
All of these will keep you from having a sudden low side and keep your bike pretty.
1. Get your *** off of the seat.
2. Get your toes on the pegs, it's no fun to scrape your feet.
3. Get your helmet over to where the mirrors are.
4. Put your shield down so you don't get hit by a bug and loose concentration.
5. I know you like them but get rid of the kahkis and put your knee out.
6. Buy some good riding boots like Icon superduty's.
All of these will keep you from having a sudden low side and keep your bike pretty.
07-30-2006, 11:00 AM
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Originally Posted by superhawk22
Just some constructive crit. denmah. If you want to ride like that do it at a track and not an on/off ramp, I only say that because I know too many who've f'd up and tried to fly like superman. Sorry for the rant but now to the CC.
1. Get your *** off of the seat.
2. Get your toes on the pegs, it's no fun to scrape your feet.
3. Get your helmet over to where the mirrors are.
4. Put your shield down so you don't get hit by a bug and loose concentration.
5. I know you like them but get rid of the kahkis and put your knee out.
6. Buy some good riding boots like Icon superduty's.
All of these will keep you from having a sudden low side and keep your bike pretty.
1. Get your *** off of the seat.
2. Get your toes on the pegs, it's no fun to scrape your feet.
3. Get your helmet over to where the mirrors are.
4. Put your shield down so you don't get hit by a bug and loose concentration.
5. I know you like them but get rid of the kahkis and put your knee out.
6. Buy some good riding boots like Icon superduty's.
All of these will keep you from having a sudden low side and keep your bike pretty.
Thanks superhawk22
07-30-2006, 11:09 AM
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I've often wondered if I could stay on the off/on-ramps for an indefinite amount of time. We've got some crazy clover-leafs here in Los Angeles that seem like they'd be fun. With no traffic, of course.
I have to agree with TXSuperChicken about trackdays. It is by far the most eye-opening experience you can do with a motorcycle (short of riding the thing off a cliff).
What he's trying to say is, ride nekkid! :P
I have to agree with TXSuperChicken about trackdays. It is by far the most eye-opening experience you can do with a motorcycle (short of riding the thing off a cliff).
Originally Posted by superhawk22
Just some constructive crit. denmah. If you want to ride like that do it at a track and not an on/off ramp, I only say that because I know too many who've f'd up and tried to fly like superman. Sorry for the rant but now to the CC.
1. Get your *** off of the seat.
2. Get your toes on the pegs, it's no fun to scrape your feet.
3. Get your helmet over to where the mirrors are.
4. Put your shield down so you don't get hit by a bug and loose concentration.
5. I know you like them but get rid of the kahkis and put your knee out.
6. Buy some good riding boots like Icon superduty's.
All of these will keep you from having a sudden low side and keep your bike pretty.
1. Get your *** off of the seat.
2. Get your toes on the pegs, it's no fun to scrape your feet.
3. Get your helmet over to where the mirrors are.
4. Put your shield down so you don't get hit by a bug and loose concentration.
5. I know you like them but get rid of the kahkis and put your knee out.
6. Buy some good riding boots like Icon superduty's.
All of these will keep you from having a sudden low side and keep your bike pretty.
07-30-2006, 06:43 PM
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Originally Posted by marmaladeboy
What he's trying to say is, ride nekkid! :P
thank you all for the Con-Crit. i always love it.
keep on bangin 2 cyls guys, ill still stop in every now and then.
09-11-2006, 09:36 PM
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Originally Posted by marmaladeboy
I've often wondered if I could stay on the off/on-ramps for an indefinite amount of time. We've got some crazy clover-leafs here in Los Angeles that seem like they'd be fun. With no traffic, of course.
09-11-2006, 09:48 PM
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Originally Posted by marmaladeboy
ROFL. Thanks for clarifying my statement.
Speaking of trackdays, I'm a bit tired of tracking the SuperChicken now. I can do things on the SuMo that would be ludicrous on the SH.
Speaking of trackdays, I'm a bit tired of tracking the SuperChicken now. I can do things on the SuMo that would be ludicrous on the SH.
I won't get tired of it until I'm getting killed, (hmm poor choice of wording
), in expert! I was really flying last time until I burnt my wheel bearings up!!
Cheap friggin inner wheel collar spread out and wasn't sitting right.
09-11-2006, 10:01 PM
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Originally Posted by marmaladeboy
ROFL. Thanks for clarifying my statement.
Speaking of trackdays, I'm a bit tired of tracking the SuperChicken now. I can do things on the SuMo that would be ludicrous on the SH.
Speaking of trackdays, I'm a bit tired of tracking the SuperChicken now. I can do things on the SuMo that would be ludicrous on the SH.
09-11-2006, 10:02 PM
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Originally Posted by superhawk22
I won't get tired of it until I'm getting killed, (hmm poor choice of wording ), in expert! I was really flying last time until I burnt my wheel bearings up!! Cheap friggin inner wheel collar spread out and wasn't sitting right.I still enjoy doing trackdays, but racing this past Saturday was a total blast. I completely forgot I was racing, and did a "regular" start off the line. I could not figure out why everyone was revving the snot out of their bikes...
Originally Posted by EngineNoO9
ill buy your bike for $5
Nothing doin' mang! Besides, I've got a sweet new gas tank now.
09-11-2006, 10:09 PM
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Originally Posted by EngineNoO9
so you were actually racing tards this time? sheesh. i hate those events where everyone's considered a winner...
It's like the Special Olympics...even if you win, you're still retarded.
09-11-2006, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted by EngineNoO9
no but seriously you were racing?
In my defense, it was a brand new track (to me) and most of the other riders have some experience at that track.
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