View Full Version : crashe shows us how to do it!
McJim
7th August 2007, 11:58
This thread would be so much better if Crashe herself would come on here and say why she was acting like this in front of inexperienced riders.
Once more we see that this thread is an attempt at character assassination. What you actually mean is this thread would give the would be assassins so much pleasure if Crashe lowered herself to answer such ridiculous shite as this.
It's great to see she has received more support than condemnation. It restores my faith in the KB community somewhat.
And didn't you read my post that said she was stationary at the time? Can you PROVE she was moving?
Ah, unsubstantiated allegations again...you must work in editorial :rofl:
Devil
7th August 2007, 12:05
I think she's done the right thing by not wasting her oxygen on this crap.
Maverick
7th August 2007, 12:06
FFS this is pathetic, grow up.
Funny how all the people kicking and screaming about this were not there...
This thread has gone on long enough.
Joni
7th August 2007, 12:09
Im starting to agree with you guys.... it is getting a little tedious.
Pity people have the great need to do this, why not just let her be and let her make her own decisions... or maybe its the need to grand stand and its not really about Crashe at all?... I dont know anymore... I had hoped this thread would have died by now.
:girlfight:
zeocen
7th August 2007, 12:12
This thread would be so much better if Crashe herself would come on here and say why she was acting like this in front of inexperienced riders.
....
It's freakin Crashe, if she's read this thread, one can only assume she's laughing her tits off at the majority of the posts and, also, seems to be well above the norm by not posting to such a ridiculous thread.
Seriously, not enough drama going on in your favourite soap that you've got to create as much as you can here?
You're recycling what's already been said, more than twice.
Pathetic.
jrandom
7th August 2007, 12:13
I had hoped this thread would have died by now.
Oh, I dunno, I've been waiting years for an excuse to show Jaz my arse ;)
avgas
7th August 2007, 12:16
YAAAARRRRRRRRR SHE"S A BUNNY
Note may contain traces of paying for parking
Joni
7th August 2007, 12:18
Although I dont agree with this thread at all...
Why should it be in PD? KB is not about stopping people from having opinions and discussing them.
I have my eye on this thread and will see how it goes.
Katman
7th August 2007, 13:32
If they are dumb enough to try that shyte then they deserve the bin. Kinda a case of learning to crawl before you walk I'd like to think. I would have thought it would be a case of common sense. But in this modern world there appears to be plenty of individuals out there who have little common sense? :whocares:
I was referring specifically to people who, in their infinite wisdom, take it upon themselves to explain (or demonstrate) to new riders how to negotiate corners at anything above cruising speed. It appears to happen on Kiwibiker rides all too often.
pyrocam
7th August 2007, 13:38
<img src="http://webpages.acs.ttu.edu/charshey/pics/ThisThreadSucks.jpg">
because:
the photo was taken out of context and person in attacked even though there is a ton of photo's all over the forums of people doing more "dangerous" things
examples:
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/photopost/showphoto.php/photo/3751
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/photopost/showphoto.php/photo/3533
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/photopost/showphoto.php/photo/2593
its unfair these people dont get their own 250 post threads?
its not really uncomon to move a bike without a helmet, parking, moving into the workshop? calm down.
and vote to close thread
Beemer
7th August 2007, 13:48
And didn't you read my post that said she was stationary at the time? Can you PROVE she was moving?
Ah, unsubstantiated allegations again...you must work in editorial :rofl:
I have just asked her to explain her actions - hell, maybe for once you ARE telling it like it is and she was at a complete standstill.
I don't actually work in editorial, I'm self-employed.
I think it's bloody hypocritical (thanks for the rep anyway) of Crashe to act like this WHATEVER THE CIRCUMSTANCES and yet if any of us dares criticise her, we cop the flack. Surely she is big enough and ugly enough (a commonly used phrase, not intended to be taken literally) to speak up for herself? She is certainly not backward in coming forward when SHE wants to throw some shit.
KATWYN
7th August 2007, 14:06
Waow talk about being thrown to the lions.
None of us are perfect and we all make mistakes :innocent:
Crashe will now know what its like to be famous - photos taken out of context (or not) and splattered across magazines with opinions galore
No wonder hollywood stars never read or comment on stuff about themselves
terbang
7th August 2007, 14:16
Oh Groan.....
Paul in NZ
7th August 2007, 14:16
I'm Paul in NZ and I'm a dangerous man..... (Appologies to Trace Adkins)
Usually Im level-headed aint too excitable
Keep it on the slow and steady, Mr. Dependable
Always had the same job, the same look, the same friends
Thats the way its gonna stay
Thats the way its always been
I never knew I had another side
But FZR with you Im Jekyll and Hyde
[Chorus:]
When the lights are down low
And you nibble on my neck
I cant be held responsible
For what might happen next
No telling what Ill do
When I get you in my hands
With a bike like you
Im a dangerous man
Yeah Im a dangerous man
I got the little FZR goin' on sunday night... Fired right up, flames spewed from the open carbs right in front of the uncovered tank and up into my face - I threw a rag over the battery and jumped right on for a quick rarck up my street - no gloves, no jacket, no lid, raining, no seat, no tank, no fairings, no registration and no wof! I didn't check the tyres for air or adjust the chain - I just went wraaap up the driveway.... I'm a bad man, a dangerous man.... Look out.... Neebies stayaway from me - just lookin' at me will take years off your life - never let me talk to you - likely to kill you ..... I think I went faster than 50kph as well....
I'm one bad ass biker......
Folks - points been made - we've all done it - build a bridge - mooooove on....
Chickadee
7th August 2007, 14:17
I have just asked her to explain her actions - hell, maybe for once you ARE telling it like it is and she was at a complete standstill.
I don't actually work in editorial, I'm self-employed.
I think it's bloody hypocritical (thanks for the rep anyway) of Crashe to act like this WHATEVER THE CIRCUMSTANCES and yet if any of us dares criticise her, we cop the flack. Surely she is big enough and ugly enough (a commonly used phrase, not intended to be taken literally) to speak up for herself? She is certainly not backward in coming forward when SHE wants to throw some shit.
Hey Beemer,
Don't know you so won't make judgements.
Crashe shouldn't have to lower herself or open herself up for more shit from people so I'm glad she's staying out of the thread. If you were (or any of us) were put up for people to throw shit at, would you be happy reading about people saying nasty things about you personally (not just your riding). How happy do you think you'd be?
The feel of the posts defending crashe are basically that the nastiness is uncalled for.
She was invited on the ride, wasn't doing anything in a mentoring facility, and chose to ride a short distance without your gear, photo taken and posted up. She wasn't the first to the petrol station like this I'm told, however it's the only snap of one of those attending doing this. I wonder if this would have been such a big thread if it had been anyone else, or even if the thread would have started.
Let the thread die, she's human, we all know we should wear gear and most of us do. Tearing someone to pieces is just uncalled for.:yes:
inlinefour
7th August 2007, 15:04
I was referring specifically to people who, in their infinite wisdom, take it upon themselves to explain (or demonstrate) to new riders how to negotiate corners at anything above cruising speed. It appears to happen on Kiwibiker rides all too often.
Down here in the naki I guess things get done a tad differently. I also cannot say that I have witnessed any of the quoted problems out on rides either. Although if I did, I'd be seriously reconsidering the people that I rode with. Personally I allway thought riding is supposed to be an enjoyable experience irrelevant of skill factor, what you ride or where you ride. If there are problems in those areas then perhaps some people should reconsider their riding habits or in fact if riding a motorcycle is a good idea for them. At the end of the day everyone makes their own decisions, good or bad. Its up to bikers as individuals to decide for themselves how to carry on, or if they are going to carry on riding. I've ridden with alot of different bikers, from Max and Rastis, kids learning, patch members to the more advanced sportsbike riders. I enjoyed each ride and was allways happy to point out ways to better their riding or have others point out ways that I could better my riding skills. I never bad mouthed anyone although at times I would be pissing myself over some stuff that happened, like nadroj having a chook go under his bike and be spat out the rear wheel, just missing me on the CBR600RR as I was tucked in behind him and we was getting along quite nicely considering where we was riding. The day that I was in Taupo looking at buying the DRZ400 I rode it with shorts and a t-shirt down the road just to make sure it was worth buying. I popped a wheelie on it as I came into where we was staying as from just that one ride I knew I was going to love it. Now I've had a car do a U-turn in frount of me in the past while wearing shorts and a t-shirt and it resulted in alot of painfull road rash, yet I still took the risk. I think at the end of the day its our choice to ride how we want. But also our choice to decide who we ride with. Thats about the size of it really, IL4 out. :innocent:
The Stranger
7th August 2007, 15:12
Hey Beemer,
Don't know you so won't make judgements.
Crashe shouldn't have to lower herself or open herself up for more shit from people so I'm glad she's staying out of the thread. If you were (or any of us) were put up for people to throw shit at, would you be happy reading about people saying nasty things about you personally (not just your riding). How happy do you think you'd be?
The feel of the posts defending crashe are basically that the nastiness is uncalled for.
She was invited on the ride, wasn't doing anything in a mentoring facility, and chose to ride a short distance without your gear, photo taken and posted up. She wasn't the first to the petrol station like this I'm told, however it's the only snap of one of those attending doing this. I wonder if this would have been such a big thread if it had been anyone else, or even if the thread would have started.
Let the thread die, she's human, we all know we should wear gear and most of us do. Tearing someone to pieces is just uncalled for.:yes:
Hear hear, perhaps it got a little personal. But perhaps also your message would carry a little more weight if the very person you are defending would conduct herself in that manner.
I have been publicly berated by Crashe whilst conducting a training ride as has MackTheKnife on a separate occasion. In either case it would have been preferable had she actually known what she was talking about, but she didn't let that temper the tirades.
As for the wearing of appropriate gear. Sure, photos abound of people wearing "inappropriate" gear and/or doing "silly" stuff, the difference as I see it is - do we see Big Dave or Drew impersonating mentors and voiciferously preaching safety? Well I haven't.
So ok, it isn't the biggest sin in the world and doesn't warrant a public lynching, but it is a little hypocritical of her to wear inappropriate gear when she preaches it and not expect a public beat up when she tries to dish it.
ceebie13
7th August 2007, 15:20
... I had hoped this thread would have died by now.
:girlfight:
You have the power to kill it, Joni. Just do it, mate.
Grahameeboy
7th August 2007, 15:22
Hear hear, perhaps it got a little personal. But perhaps also your message would carry a little more weight if the very person you are defending would conduct herself in that manner.
I have been publicly berated by Crashe whilst conducting a training ride as has MackTheKnife on a separate occasion. In either case it would have been preferable had she actually known what she was talking about, but she didn't let that temper the tirades.
As for the wearing of appropriate gear. Sure, photos abound of people wearing "inappropriate" gear and/or doing "silly" stuff, the difference as I see it is - do we see Big Dave or Drew impersonating mentors and voiciferously preaching safety? Well I haven't.
So ok, it isn't the biggest sin in the world and doesn't warrant a public lynching, but it is a little hypocritical of her to wear inappropriate gear when she preaches it and not expect a public beat up when she tries to dish it.
I think both sides arguments have merit but the salient point is the mere posting of the photo was enough to create a storm so like we say you have to dish it to receive it.
Perhaps personal issues did interfere which is wrong and of what little I know Crashe does dish it out so I guess the wind blows back sometimes.
Good on Crashe for letting everyone let of steam about it and not taking part herself.
Either way a lesson to be learnt......failure to wear arse gear is more fun.
Paul in NZ
7th August 2007, 15:22
You have the power to kill it, Joni. Just do it, mate.
Joni can do that?? Blimmin heck - I think I just solved the repeat child abuse problem!
Joni
7th August 2007, 15:46
Seeing I am now having to move stuff people are posting to PD. I am locking this thread.... i reckon everyone has said what they want to say.
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