Cruisy Night Rides

**fireliv** · 21st November 2007, 21:16

Originally Posted by Ghost_Bullet

There is another G-Bullet??? god damn I am freakin here right now... am I really at home... Just went outside to check if the bike was warm... no.. stone cold it is. Ghost Bullet is only a avatar name... now I am begining to wonder

.. what am I becoming, or has it already happened

. So glad I could help though?????

Blond moment, I mean JMermonic!

Originally Posted by dangerous

See... Im not that bad a old bastard after all aye

I wouldnt go that far.........

but you defeinatly know ure shit and I respect that, the world makes sence again!

**Transalper** · 21st November 2007, 21:50

Originally Posted by dangerous

....
Ok IMHO the reason this happens to the averag rider is... apexing to soon.
by this I mean the rider is turning in to soon as they are looking to far forward....

Ohhh right i know how to fix that, I'll just give it some more gas

to catch up to where I'm looking

the comment in this post does not necessarily reflect the actual opinion of the poster.
Kids, do not try that at home.

**Foobin** · 21st November 2007, 21:56

arghh i so annoyed i wasnt able to make it out tonight, great day for it and everything.....unfortunately i was stuck at work till 9:30 PM, yes... i know.. i have no life. at least during the weekdays anyway.
will have to come out next week, hope to see good numbers again.

**Deviant Esq** · 22nd November 2007, 06:38

Originally Posted by fireliv

DEVIANT!!! where were you!!!

I'm sorry

Got home late from work... and once again, I don't have gear. I know I've ridden without it before, but it's a bad habit I don't want to get into. Still, it was such nice weather I probably should have come along.

Still... One thing people need to get into their heads is that this is supposed to be a cruisy ride, and when people are breaking the speed limit in 50 - 60km/h zones they definitely don't have that in mind. I'd hate to lose my licence (or be parted from a goodly sum of money) just by speeding in a boring 50km zone! Which is one of the reasons I got left behind last week.

Anyway, I'll try to make it to future rides.

**JWALKER** · 22nd November 2007, 06:41

Originally Posted by dangerous

naaa it wasnt, he came in to hot and too much front brake... yes I seen it all, and yes it was me that picked the bike up, hell could happen to any of us, was a tad gutted for ya Walker

thank you for that D, that does mean alot to me

.

it was a stone that jammed between the back sproket and chain, that caused the bike to jam up though.

oh, well another trip to getting the faring sorted out, i think soon they will be keeping a spare set of faring aside for me

**phoenixgtr** · 22nd November 2007, 07:18

Originally Posted by Deviant Esq

Still... One thing people need to get into their heads is that this is supposed to be a cruisy ride, and when people are breaking the speed limit in 50 - 60km/h zones they definitely don't have that in mind. I'd hate to lose my licence (or be parted from a goodly sum of money) just by speeding in a boring 50km zone! Which is one of the reasons I got left behind last week.

Didn't seem to have that problem much this week. People were very well behaved. Last week was a bit of an exception to the "cruisy" rule

EDIT: Awesome ride guys. The weather was amazing

**Bren_chch** · 22nd November 2007, 08:43

I rode past and seen u all at parked up at BK, looked like a great turn out!!!

it was a stone that jammed between the back sproket and chain, that caused the bike to jam up though.

Explain??

**JWALKER** · 22nd November 2007, 08:52

rode into the wheatchief car park and heard a sound and thought was stone hitting the faring, 2 sec later im on the ground with the bike on top of me.
the front wheel flicked up a stone towards the back and it went up and jammed between one of the teeth of the back sproket and the chain, you can clearly see the mark on the sproket teeth where it jammed

**Bren_chch** · 22nd November 2007, 09:05

oh no!!

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**JWALKER** · 22nd November 2007, 09:16

kind of suxed, but these things happen unfortunately.
bike will be off the road again for awhile

**SVboy** · 22nd November 2007, 09:18

Jwalker-that is bad luck Mate. Hope the damage is not to bad.

**Mikkel** · 22nd November 2007, 09:18

Glad to hear you had a nice ride - albeit with a bit of drama

Good thing you're alright Jeff and I hope the bike won't be too dear to fix!

Out on the harbour it was absolutely stunning and the race was a lot of fun. I think we hit a high of about 5.5 knots with the spinnaker up

Good thing I brought my motorcycle gloves along since there was a LOT of rope pulling...