Its like all my christmas's have come at once..

**Two Smoker** · 13th May 2005, 19:42

Hey everyone,

As everyone knows i crashed mt GSX-R about 5 and a half months ago, WELL.... I know have everything (except for a head light, indicator and gear lever) READY FOR THE BIKE... Now all that has to be done is weld the sunframe, get my licence and assemble the bike!!!

See you on the road, then in the race track

**Blakamin** · 13th May 2005, 20:07

good shit TS!!!!!!!!!

**Sensei** · 13th May 2005, 20:24

So whos starting the Sweepstake on how long your bike is going to keep intact

**SPORK** · 13th May 2005, 20:38

Yes! The beast lives!

Mwaughahahahahahaahh! Excellent!! Make sure you have Before/Broke/New pics, or else the KB team will hunt you down and break your kneecaps!

**Two Smoker** · 13th May 2005, 20:56

Originally Posted by Cryhavoc

Yes! The beast lives!

Mwaughahahahahahaahh! Excellent!! Make sure you have Before/Broke/New pics, or else the KB team will hunt you down and break your kneecaps!

Heres a before pic....

Riff Raff has a "just after the crash pic"

and ill get a pic of its current state and all the parts i have aquired tomorrow...

3-4 weeks time i will post up a completed pic...

**Two Smoker** · 13th May 2005, 20:57

Originally Posted by Sensei 509

So whos starting the Sweepstake on how long your bike is going to keep intact

On the road, i hope never to crash it again... On the track, well thats a different story...

**StoneChucker** · 14th May 2005, 09:03

Originally Posted by Two Smoker

On the road, i hope never to crash it again... On the track, well thats a different story...

I'm really happy for you Chris, it will be good to get this all behind you ey? GOOD effort on sticking through all the crap, and getting to this point, it'll be worth it when you've stuck that last gear lever on

As for never crashing on the road again, it's partly to do with how you ride and partly just "shit happens". If you take out the riding factor (i.e. ride "safely") you're less likely to crash, but "shit still happens"

Here's hoping none of us ever crash on the road again (or in the garage, on the track, on the front lawn, while washing the bike or anywhere

)

Looking forward to finished pics of the bike, and then your post on getting your Full and finally rave race reviews!!!

**inlinefour** · 14th May 2005, 09:23

Enjoy the bike and lets keep it on two wheels ahe!

**Biff** · 14th May 2005, 10:11

Good on ya Chris. I bet you're chomping at the bit to get back out there again.

**sAsLEX** · 14th May 2005, 19:19

Originally Posted by StoneChucker

I'm really happy for you Chris, it will be good to get this all behind you ey? GOOD effort on sticking through all the crap, and getting to this point, it'll be worth it when you've stuck that last gear lever on

As for never crashing on the road again, it's partly to do with how you ride and partly just "shit happens". If you take out the riding factor (i.e. ride "safely") you're less likely to crash, but "shit still happens"

when he crashed he was actually going rather slow, on a cruise ride with PT so not his normal anitcs

**crazylittleshit** · 14th May 2005, 19:28

That's great news

**crazylittleshit** · 14th May 2005, 19:30

Originally Posted by Sensei 509

So whos starting the Sweepstake on how long your bike is going to keep intact

Ill take july

**Two Smoker** · 14th May 2005, 19:34

Originally Posted by sAsLEX

when he crashed he was actually going rather slow, on a cruise ride with PT so not his normal anitcs

Yep i wasnt riding in my usual "manner" I was out doing the same pace as PT and Milky.... But yes my road riding has toned down a hell of a lot compared to what it was like...

Just about to whack up some more photos...