Knee on ground on public road

[yungatart]

Not all 15 y/o are dumb and stupid...please don't tar them all with Tom's brush.
Most of the 15 - 18 y/o on this forum are bright, intelligent and mature young people....and then there is Tom

[moT]

is that you infront of me im the dude looking back

[moT]

how old are you exactly? my bets are on the lesser side of 10 judging by the behaviour.

haha nice one.. im 19 and dont give me that crap ive heard it enough in this thread

[Quartermile]

What has that got to do with anything?

"Wait guys, this is all important, I only have my learners!"

I was under the impression he is currently diusqualified for the thrid time or something if I'm wrong, Sorry

[sunhuntin]

good lord, what a bleedin tosser!

the lowest my bikes got is the peg whacking a manhole several cm about road level. totally unintentional and annoying. have scraped the pedals on my old push bike a few times though... now that was fun.

mate... you can post a billion times what a great rider you are, and it wont convince us. im surprised your rep box is still green and not red! it matters not how someone rides... its his attitude that matters. the day i started feelin cocky, i had a car pull out from a stop sign and turn me into wonder woman for a few seconds. sure slowed me down.

do yourself a favour. type road rash into google and see what comes up. do you really want to end up scarred for life? possibly paralysed, depending on someone to wipe your ass and help you piss? what about ending up with limbs amputated?
or on the flipside, providing your lean gets away from you, living with the weight of anothers serious injury or death on your shoulders. thatd be almost as bad.

when i came off, my left leg and right knee copped the worst. my leg is now numb from the knee down, and my right knee cant stand being bent up for more than a minute or two. im 22... was 19 at the time. those pains will only get worse as i get older. trust me... its no fun.

everyone for the past 11 pages has tried to talk some common sense into you to try and stop you from hurting or killing yourself or someone else. you, so far, have refused to listen. so... that being the case, try not to leave too big of a mess for someone else to clean up.

[scracha]

this is just getting out of hand now no im not 15 yes it was me at the track day and im young fearless and invincible and can go faster than any motherfucker out there!!!

There's always someone faster/smarter/better than you. I rode fast and hard when I was 17 (sometimes on a bike too), scrawping pegs, punching taxi drivers mirrors, doing burnouts and pulling stoppies. I'd say I'm a lucky SOAB to have made it to my ghay Honda riding 30's.

As you're not listening to anyone on this forum then I'm sure your first big crash will slow you down....hopefully not permanently though.

Well at least your knee's would have kept you on the bike when the footpegs fell off

[moT]

good lord, what a bleedin tosser!

the lowest my bikes got is the peg whacking a manhole several cm about road level. totally unintentional and annoying. have scraped the pedals on my old push bike a few times though... now that was fun.

mate... you can post a billion times what a great rider you are, and it wont convince us. im surprised your rep box is still green and not red! it matters not how someone rides... its his attitude that matters. the day i started feelin cocky, i had a car pull out from a stop sign and turn me into wonder woman for a few seconds. sure slowed me down.

do yourself a favour. type road rash into google and see what comes up. do you really want to end up scarred for life? possibly paralysed, depending on someone to wipe your ass and help you piss? what about ending up with limbs amputated?
or on the flipside, providing your lean gets away from you, living with the weight of anothers serious injury or death on your shoulders. thatd be almost as bad.

when i came off, my left leg and right knee copped the worst. my leg is now numb from the knee down, and my right knee cant stand being bent up for more than a minute or two. im 22... was 19 at the time. those pains will only get worse as i get older. trust me... its no fun.

everyone for the past 11 pages has tried to talk some common sense into you to try and stop you from hurting or killing yourself or someone else. you, so far, have refused to listen. so... that being the case, try not to leave too big of a mess for someone else to clean up.

DUDE i dont condone reckless driving on the road, I know what it feels like to come off, the reason ive been saying to ppl im a good rider is because they think im incompident ask the ppl who have seen me ride up close, i do all my speeding on the track where its controled, im raceing in the winter series ffs

[Morcs]

DUDE i dont condone reckless driving on the road, I know what it feels like to come off, the reason ive been saying to ppl im a good rider is because they think im incompident ask the ppl who have seen me ride up close, i do all my speeding on the track where its controled, im raceing in the winter series ffs

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It doesnt take a rocket scientist to realise Sunhuntin isnt a dude...

Stop going on about how good you are on a track, as they are only track days, where the majority of other people (myself included) are there to have fun, not race. If you were any good on a track you would be racing. I dont hear any of the good racers posting on here about how good they are.

Im guessing you are a reckless rider, apart from that you are probably an OK rider at best, you still have a lot to learn - im saying this as ive had exactly the same said to me.

Recently I found something, you might find it too soon hopefully, A will to Live.

[Mom]

Seems we all have a bit of a problem with wasting time on the hard headed youngens MSTRS.

I have just been scrolling through some of your previous post, Tom and I found this little gem from you....

"They impounded my bike! I cannot forgive them for that! there is now an empty void where my bike used to be."

Perhaps you might like to explain what they impounded your bike for, apart from the disqualification you thought had expired. See mate you have much to learn, read what people are saying to you here, take it on board and perhaps you will survive to give similar advice to the next generation of youngsters. Have a look at this thread if you havn't already, pretty much sums things up really.



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[Colapop]

The fastest motherfucker out there...

Don't tell me... you've run from the 'pigs'... you've never had to obey the road rules (like the speed limit) coz even at 300kph you're a safe rider and you donate small children to the orphanage...? I hope I grow up to be just like you... you're my hero....

[Waylander]

im sick of this shit im not wasteing any more of my time on this thread

Like hell. You love it admit it.

[sunhuntin]

dont let the tyre pop on ya on the way out....

[jonbuoy]

Geeze were you guys never young and wreckless? Sure you have his best interests at heart and its true if you want to carry on riding till your pension days your going to have to save the heroics for the race track. I don't think its an outrageously stupid question - especially when you see the pictures magazines like Performance Bike put on the front cover. The question probably should have been is it wise to try and get your knee down on a public road.

[Trudes]

I'm not condoning Tom's attitude etc, but his initial statement was about getting your knee down on public roads, and I watched the vid in this thread, and still don't see what the problem is.

[Waylander]

I'm not condoning Tom's attitude etc, but his initial statement was about getting your knee down on public roads, and I watched the vid in this thread, and still don't see what the problem is.

"to be honest you don't really need to get your knee down on the road..."