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Sidewinder
30th November 2008, 09:58
OMG!!! Its like a posion day today, blue sky and a hot road. And all i can do is look at my gsxr in the garage with the engine pulled apart while i wait for my parts to get here:shutup:
Like how can i stay alive with out my bike, i rode carvers gsxr1000 back from DMTD's place yesterday but its just not the same as riding my own bike.
owell off to Ragland in the brand new xr6 with the body board so ill see if thats more fun, dout it tho.
Rodney007
30th November 2008, 10:08
dont worry, i had a heavy wake 'n bake, as soon as i got up and now im basicaly in the same shoes as you..... good luck wit ur bike
McDuck
30th November 2008, 10:32
OMG!!! Its like a posion day today, blue sky and a hot road. And all i can do is look at my gsxr in the garage with the engine pulled apart while i wait for my parts to get here:shutup:
Like how can i stay alive with out my bike, i rode carvers gsxr1000 back from DMTD's place yesterday but its just not the same as riding my own bike.
owell off to Ragland in the brand new xr6 with the body board so ill see if thats more fun, dout it tho.
Dont crash then, works for me.
And maby get another hobby, one that is not weather dependent or bike dependent.
dipshit
30th November 2008, 11:40
OMG!!! Its like a posion day today, blue sky and a hot road. And all i can do is look at my gsxr in the garage with the engine pulled apart while i wait for my parts to get here
That's the thing Sidewinder. Being a good road rider isn't about getting your knee down or losing your chicken strips or being the fastest over a particular bit of road...
...riding on the road is all about getting your bike, body, and hopefully your licence home in one piece so you can do it all again the next day and the next.
Everything else is bullshit.
Morcs
30th November 2008, 11:53
That's the thing Sidewinder. Being a good road rider isn't about getting your knee down or losing your chicken strips or being the fastest over a particular bit of road...
...riding on the road is all about getting your bike, body, and hopefully your licence home in one piece so you can do it again the next day and the next.
Everything else is bullshit.
But saying that, theres no point if ya aint enjoying it - and we all have different levels of what it takes for us to enjoy something.
Its mainly an age thing.
AlBundy
30th November 2008, 11:57
But saying that, theres no point if ya aint enjoying it - and we all have different levels of what it takes for us to enjoy something.
Its mainly an age thing.
I agree, except for the age thing...
dipshit
30th November 2008, 12:09
But saying that, theres no point if ya aint enjoying it - and we all have different levels of what it takes for us to enjoy something.
Its mainly an age thing.
No, it's an attitude thing.
madbikeboy
30th November 2008, 12:09
But saying that, theres no point if ya aint enjoying it - and we all have different levels of what it takes for us to enjoy something.
Its mainly an age thing.
And rear ending parked cars counts as what exactly? Seems you lot have some growing up to do. Sidewinder, given your history, no sympathy from me. But in order to rub salt into the wounds - I'm about to jump on one of my three working bikes and go for a ride with my hottie on the bitch pad.
Life is great.
JimO
30th November 2008, 12:13
But saying that, theres no point if ya aint enjoying it - and we all have different levels of what it takes for us to enjoy something.
Its mainly an age thing.
i think people who hit and run are COWARDS what do you think morcs???
scuzeme
30th November 2008, 12:13
Weathers benn beauty last couple of days accept for some wind.
I have a beautiful 1098s sitting in my garage it hasnt moved for 5 weeks cause im in plaster so sort of can identify wid ya mate.
Cast should be coming off tomorrow:Punk:
madbikeboy
30th November 2008, 12:30
i think people who hit and run are ... what do you think morcs???
I got some infraction points for reposting something you said yesterday, hence not being allowed to do it again. I'll bling you when I can again...
:)
Nagash
30th November 2008, 13:05
...riding on the road is all about getting your bike, body, and hopefully your licence home in one piece so you can do it all again the next day and the next.
Everything else is bullshit.
If that were the case, wouldn't it be easier to just never take the bike out and then your bike, body and your license will be perfectly safe. And you could do it whenever the hell you wanted!
That's a hell of a way to get your thrills out of having a bike, I envy you like I envy a cheap drunk.
dipshit
30th November 2008, 13:36
If that were the case, wouldn't it be easier to just never take the bike out and then your bike, body and your license will be perfectly safe. And you could do it whenever the hell you wanted!
You cannot get home safely if you don't set out in the first place. It's about getting home safely.
That's a hell of a way to get your thrills out of having a bike, I envy you like I envy a cheap drunk.
Well I've clocked up 18,000 ks in the last 15 months. So much or for your "I don't ride just to be safe" theory. (enjoyed every moment of it too)
FruitLooPs
30th November 2008, 14:13
And on the flipside this very day I got my gsxr running for the first time in a almost exactly a year after my banana rod and undertaking my first engine strip and rebuild. Goes bloody well too :niceone:
Nagash
30th November 2008, 15:02
Well I've clocked up 18,000 ks in the last 15 months. So much or for your "I don't rider just to be safe" theory. (enjoyed every moment of it too)
You see, I had assumed that you do a fair bit of a riding.
And that is why it particularly baffled me when you said the most part of riding is being home safe and sound, I mean, sure. It's bloody nice to be home and still in one piece. But I don't think on any occasion i've thought to myself that getting home is what's riding's all about..
The actual ride tends to interest me more.
Number One
30th November 2008, 15:21
It's a fucking primo day today! Awesome sunshine little wind and after putting new brake pads in my machine I took a wee whirl around the inlet to test my handiwork.
Days like this rule for bikers :headbang: (well those of us with licenses and working bikes that is) :shutup:
LIFE ROCKS!!!
Sorry was that off topic? Oh well - your bike will be fixed soon enough and you'll be straight back to your shenanigans I am sure.
Bren
30th November 2008, 16:05
I know what you are talking bout Sidewinder....my old girl is stuck in the garage waiting first for new front fork seals then for a revin. I took her out on the sly yesterday up to the Otaki Forks, but really need to get suspension sorted out ...life is bliss if you have a working bike...hell if you dont...
Katman
30th November 2008, 17:19
Life looks somewhat less cheerful from the inside of a casket though.
(Not that I know from first hand experience - I'm just guessing).
ukkawasakimike
30th November 2008, 17:25
OMG!!! Its like a posion day today, blue sky and a hot road. And all i can do is look at my gsxr in the garage with the engine pulled apart while i wait for my parts to get here:shutup:
Like how can i stay alive with out my bike, i rode carvers gsxr1000 back from DMTD's place yesterday but its just not the same as riding my own bike.
owell off to Ragland in the brand new xr6 with the body board so ill see if thats more fun, dout it tho.
What's a xr6?
carver
30th November 2008, 17:33
But in order to rub salt into the wounds - I'm about to jump on one of my three working bikes and go for a ride with my hottie on the bitch pad.
Life is great.
POSER
i have 3 bikes too, big deal!
OMG!!! Its like a posion day today, blue sky and a hot road. And all i can do is look at my gsxr in the garage with the engine pulled apart while i wait for my parts to get here:shutup:
Like how can i stay alive with out my bike, i rode carvers gsxr1000 back from DMTD's place yesterday but its just not the same as riding my own bike.
owell off to Ragland in the brand new xr6 with the body board so ill see if thats more fun, dout it tho.
that XR6 was a bit slow, nothing like the thousand!
it was a great day anyhow!
better than doing lines of speed on some boat in tauranga eh ;)
wbks
30th November 2008, 17:34
And rear ending parked cars counts as what exactly? Seems you lot have some growing up to do. Sidewinder, given your history, no sympathy from me. But in order to rub salt into the wounds - I'm about to jump on one of my three working bikes and go for a ride with my hottie on the bitch pad.
Life is great.pics or im calling your bluff;)
Bonez
30th November 2008, 17:51
Life looks somewhat less cheerful from the inside of a casket though.
(Not that I know from first hand experience - I'm just guessing).C'mon stop having us on, you're a reincarnation of a woodborer.
Katman
30th November 2008, 17:57
Another thing to ponder.
How do you want to be remembered?
When someone mentions your name, what if there's a chorus of "Yeah, wasn't he that dumbfuck that................."
???????
JimO
30th November 2008, 18:04
Another thing to ponder.
How do you want to be remembered?
When someone mentions your name, what if there's a chorus of "Yeah, wasn't he that dumbfuck that................."
???????
i can think of a couple of Kbrs that would fit that description
TLDV8
30th November 2008, 18:04
....is being home safe and sound
Why do i suddenly want a cup of cocoa. :laugh:
<img src=http://newsimg.bbc.co.uk/media/images/39543000/jpg/_39543417_cocoa_main_203.jpg>
WTF happened to NZ after i left for a bit,yesterday it was wally crash posts,now its my bikes broke,is it raining back home or is it safely nana day. :laugh: :laugh:
<img src=http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c345/manurewa/108.jpg>
Katman
30th November 2008, 18:06
i can think of a couple of Kbrs that would fit that description
I'll see your couple and raise you a Few.
:msn-wink:
carver
30th November 2008, 18:07
i can think of a couple of Kbrs that would fit that description
so can i, the dead ones!
Why do i suddenly want a cup of cocoa. :laugh:
WTF happened to NZ after i left for a bit,yesterday it was wally crash posts,now its my bikes broke,is it raining back home or is it safely nana day. :laugh: :laugh:
is that a DR650?
that looks awesome dude!
TLDV8
30th November 2008, 18:13
Is that a DR650?
that looks awesome dude!
Yes it is young Carver and i ride it fast (on the dirt with my full gear of course) even though i will be 50 next year,i am a rebel without a clue :2thumbsup :laugh:
FJRider
30th November 2008, 18:14
I rode carvers gsxr1000 back from DMTD's place yesterday but its just not the same as riding my own bike.
Of course not... when you ride someone else's bike... you ride it like you stole it...its only Carvers bike...he would do the same for(to) your bike... and probably has...already....
Maha
30th November 2008, 18:21
You see, I had assumed that you do a fair bit of a riding.
And that is why it particularly baffled me when you said the most part of riding is being home safe and sound, I mean, sure. It's bloody nice to be home and still in one piece. But I don't think on any occasion i've thought to myself that getting home is what's riding's all about..
The actual ride tends to interest me more.
I tend to agree in part Josh....a mate once said on here...
''Its about the journey...oh,and the BULLSHIT chat at the other....not the speed''
I had it printed on a T-Shirt!!!
Thanks Chris...:niceone:
FJRider
30th November 2008, 18:22
POSER
i have 3 bikes too, big deal!
But no bitch though ??? the pad a bit empty... ???
MIXONE
30th November 2008, 18:24
Hopefully you'll live long enough to learn that any day you wake up is a good day and having a bike to ride just makes it better.
dipshit
30th November 2008, 18:28
And that is why it particularly baffled me when you said the most part of riding is being home safe and sound, I mean, sure. It's bloody nice to be home and still in one piece. But I don't think on any occasion i've thought to myself that getting home is what's riding's all about..
Arriving at my destination is the most important part. It has the highest priority. Having fun along the way is secondary.
In fact thinking about this, I have never really enjoyed going for a ride for no particular reason. (maybe this is why some people feel the need to go riding in a group of friends if just going for a ride??) I usually need a reason to ride. Either going into town for shopping... or off on a photography/camping trip... or off to a rally... or doing some suspension tuning on my bike... I need a reason. (and i am pretty good at dreaming up reasons - especially with photography as a hobby!)
This perhaps gives me an objective to achieve... a goal. My bike isn't just a toy/play thing sitting in the garage like a jet ski or skateboard. It's a lifestyle and a form of transport. A very enjoyable lifestyle and form of transport. :2thumbsup
carver
30th November 2008, 18:36
Yes it is young Carver and i ride it fast (on the dirt with my full gear of course) even though i will be 50 next year,i am a rebel without a clue :2thumbsup :laugh:
i kinda miss my one, they are a good bike eh!
the DRZ's are just so much better though
Of course not... when you ride someone else's bike... you ride it like you stole it...its only Carvers bike...he would do the same for(to) your bike... and probably has...already....
sure have!
But no bitch though ??? the pad a bit empty... ???
fuck pillions.
i had sidewinder on the jog last night after about 8 beers
Coyote
30th November 2008, 18:40
You get used to not riding after a year of the bus.
Sigh...
madbikeboy
30th November 2008, 18:45
pics or im calling your bluff;)
Of the bike or the Hottie? We got Movenpick. Nice day for a ride.
madbikeboy
30th November 2008, 18:47
POSER
i have 3 bikes too, big deal!
that XR6 was a bit slow, nothing like the thousand!
it was a great day anyhow!
better than doing lines of speed on some boat in tauranga eh ;)
Why does it whine so much? And when kiddie gets annoyed, it red blings me... :baby:
FJRider
30th November 2008, 18:48
fuck pillions.
Thats the idea..... you had Sidewinder...??? 8 beers ??? ..........we talking JUGS or 7's
8 beers is almost T total... you're just a pisshead in training... try harder...
FJRider
30th November 2008, 18:53
You get used to not riding after a year of the bus.
Sigh...
BULLSHIT... Ya never get used to not riding... if ya DO...your not a biker...
wbks
30th November 2008, 18:58
Of the bike or the Hottie? What do you think?:cool: Titties over triumphs or otherwise
Coyote
30th November 2008, 18:58
BULLSHIT... Ya never get used to not riding... if ya DO...your not a biker...
You're right. I'm in denial.
I get to do a bit of dirt riding sometimes. But it's not enough. And when I do get the chance to ride my VFR between home and the mechanics, my raiding is hardly legal.
SARGE
30th November 2008, 19:05
Thats the idea..... you had Sidewinder...??? 8 beers ??? ..........we talking JUGS or 7's
8 beers is almost T total... you're just a pisshead in training... try harder...
i think what he meant to say was...
i had sidewinder last night after about 8 beers
i could be wrong...
FJRider
30th November 2008, 19:46
i could be wrong...
(or less) ... but don't tell carver...
hayd3n
30th November 2008, 19:56
You cannot get home safely if you don't set out in the first place. It's about getting home safely.
Well I've clocked up 18,000 ks in the last 15 months. So much or for your "I don't ride just to be safe" theory. (enjoyed every moment of it too)
hehe ive done 12,000ks in 4 months!!
hayd3n
30th November 2008, 20:17
Arriving at my destination is the most important part. It has the highest priority. Having fun along the way is secondary.
In fact thinking about this, I have never really enjoyed going for a ride for no particular reason. (maybe this is why some people feel the need to go riding in a group of friends if just going for a ride??) I usually need a reason to ride. Either going into town for shopping... or off on a photography/camping trip... or off to a rally... or doing some suspension tuning on my bike... I need a reason. (and i am pretty good at dreaming up reasons - especially with photography as a hobby!)
This perhaps gives me an objective to achieve... a goal. My bike isn't just a toy/play thing sitting in the garage like a jet ski or skateboard. It's a lifestyle and a form of transport. A very enjoyable lifestyle and form of transport. :2thumbsup
well come for a dunedin ride
choose destination and leave first ,find a nice corner/bend and takes some good pics of the dunedinites
Morcs
1st December 2008, 06:40
And rear ending parked cars counts as what exactly? Seems you lot have some growing up to do. Sidewinder, given your history, no sympathy from me. But in order to rub salt into the wounds - I'm about to jump on one of my three working bikes and go for a ride with my hottie on the bitch pad.
Life is great.
Doesnt bother me. Ive still got the RR which i should be fit to ride by wednesday ;)
i think people who hit and run are COWARDS what do you think morcs???
Agreed.
Its funny, all the out-of-towners giving me shit. lol.
vifferman
1st December 2008, 07:38
Yeah, it was a beautiful weekend for a ride, n'est ce pas?
I spent Saturday on the deck, regrouting it. Then another beautiful day on SuUnday! Got up at 6, got out and 7, ripped all Saturday's grout out, and redid it. :argh:
"GNAaaarggh!" and all that.
Weekends suck almost as much as being at work.
Jantar
1st December 2008, 20:08
... I usually need a reason to ride. Either going into town for shopping... or off on a photography/camping trip... or off to a rally... or doing some suspension tuning on my bike... I need a reason. (and i am pretty good at dreaming up reasons - especially with photography as a hobby!)....
Would the Chatto Creek 1000 miler next weekend be a good enough reason? :ride: :ride: :ride:
themechanics
1st December 2008, 20:50
up the irons rok on feb 20 great ridin weather in the weekend off the road for months first ride in sat,did a poker run in the nth,gd luk with ya ride
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