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    Quote Originally Posted by dipshit View Post
    You're such a tosser, jrandom.
    Wow.....so witty......you must have thought for ages before you were able to come up with something so amusing and insightful.

    Mind you - it also sounds like bare faced abuse so you may find a mod having a word with you shortly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by McJim View Post
    Wow.....so witty......you must have thought for ages before you were able to come up with something so amusing and insightful.
    I couldn't be bothered thinking of a more "witty" way to put it. Fuck it... straight to the point.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dipshit View Post
    You're such a tosser, jrandom.
    Did you ever think that naming yourself 'dipshit' was kinda leaving you wide open?
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    Quote Originally Posted by dipshit View Post
    I couldn't be bothered thinking of a more "witty" way to put it. Fuck it... straight to the point.
    WHY DO YOU COME TO THE STUNTING SECTION!!!!

    WHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    thats my question, now answer!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevmo7 View Post
    WHY DO YOU COME TO THE STUNTING SECTION!!!!

    WHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    Because kids thinking stunting is something to aim for as some kind of riding benchmark, is going to make motorcycling even more hazardous.

    The motorcycle industry at the moment is actually trying to do the opposite by encouraging people to ride more sensibly.

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    So you think that riding whilst having the skills developed stunt riding makes you a more dangerous rider? I can't see your logic. How can having a variety of developed bike handling skills do anything other than make you a better rider?

    Being the other half of someone who does track days and is getting more intop stunting, I think that I will feel even safer on the back of him as a result of the stunting than I already do.



    Quote Originally Posted by dipshit View Post
    Because kids thinking stunting is something to aim for as some kind of riding benchmark, is going to make motorcycling even more hazardous.

    The motorcycle industry at the moment is actually trying to do the opposite by encouraging people to ride more sensibly.
    We're just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl, year after year,
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    Quote Originally Posted by dipshit View Post
    Because kids thinking stunting is something to aim for as some kind of riding benchmark, is going to make motorcycling even more hazardous.

    The motorcycle industry at the moment is actually trying to do the opposite by encouraging people to ride more sensibly.
    so what are you trying to acheive??

    come on here and hate on a few stunt riders and try make them give up??

    All the stunt riders i ride with would agree with this:

    The More You Hate, The Harder We Will Go

    So keep on giving us shit, its just gonna make us ride harder, go more crazy, push our skills and our bikes even more

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    Quote Originally Posted by dipshit View Post
    Because kids thinking stunting is something to aim for as some kind of riding benchmark, is going to make motorcycling even more hazardous.

    The motorcycle industry at the moment is actually trying to do the opposite by encouraging people to ride more sensibly.
    Come off it you fucking retard. BMW, Kawasaki, KTM, buell... they all have sponsored stunt riders. It is something to aim for, being the best at any given discipline is something to aim for.

    When stunts are done properly, and in appropriate places they are something to be admired not put down.
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    hey dipshit,
    no one asked you to come into the stunt forum. the skills possessed by these guys could and probably will save their lives when some idiot pulls out in front of them. that idiot might as well be you in your cage.

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    This just backs up that stunting enhances skills; these guys are mint

    Quote Originally Posted by R6_kid View Post
    Come off it you fucking retard. BMW, Kawasaki, KTM, buell... they all have sponsored stunt riders. It is something to aim for, being the best at any given discipline is something to aim for.

    When stunts are done properly, and in appropriate places they are something to be admired not put down.
    We're just two lost souls swimming in a fish bowl, year after year,
    Running over the same old ground.
    What have you found? The same old fears.
    Wish you were here. QWQ

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    Quote Originally Posted by dipshit View Post
    Because kids thinking stunting is something to aim for as some kind of riding benchmark, is going to make motorcycling even more hazardous.

    The motorcycle industry at the moment is actually trying to do the opposite by encouraging people to ride more sensibly.
    I wheelie every time I see a group of kids!

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    Quote Originally Posted by dipshit View Post
    Because kids thinking stunting is something to aim for as some kind of riding benchmark, is going to make motorcycling even more hazardous.

    The motorcycle industry at the moment is actually trying to do the opposite by encouraging people to ride more sensibly.

    Ah! what a dipshit! No idea at all

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bikern1mpho View Post
    So you think that riding whilst having the skills developed stunt riding makes you a more dangerous rider?
    It's practising your circus tricks while riding that puts you at greater risk.


    I can't see your logic. How can having a variety of developed bike handling skills do anything other than make you a better rider?
    I can see it giving many overconfidence as they truly believe that the "skills" they have acquired actually have any relevance to safe road riding skills.

    Try reading the dedications to some of the KB members that have killed themselves on their bikes and never made it into their thirties...

    "There's some great footage of Bruce and his big cheeky grin as he races, does burnouts on the grass, wheelies etc. Then he hops on his roadbike and does some unrefined wheelies and stoppies on the road. He's about 18 in the video, but he hasn't changed in the years since (except for pulling better wheelies and stoppies!)"

    "Not only did Daryl like showing off on his bike but off as well."

    "We were taking a shorter route heading thru backroads he get onto a straight and Dan put it up on one wheel and man.....that still remains to this day the best ever wheelie i had seen.... perfectly balanced and i mean perfectly...went along for a good 500 metre with the numberplate about 2 inches off the ground...no more no less for the whole frikking wheelie....same angle the whole way.... plate 2 inches off the ground perfectly consistent for 500 metres , the rest of us couldnt believe it...talk to him after...oh yeah...was nothing much...."



    Being the other half of someone who does track days and is getting more intop stunting, I think that I will feel even safer on the back of him as a result of the stunting than I already do.
    Would you feel safe riding down the motorway like in the first video on this thread..??

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kevmo7 View Post
    so what are you trying to acheive??
    come on here and hate on a few stunt riders and try make them give up??
    People follow the lead of other people. Monkey see monkey do.

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