man - no-one ever sends me a pm telling me how great I am - not even honda! and aaron - here's a heads-up - 28 isn't old.Originally Posted by R1AaronKDX
man - no-one ever sends me a pm telling me how great I am - not even honda! and aaron - here's a heads-up - 28 isn't old.Originally Posted by R1AaronKDX
in fact, i wish i was 28 again, then i could be young, dumb and full of (insert appropriate member waggling item in here) again, whereas at 36, i'm only one of those things....
Coro Loop ..... hehehe. You are definately one guy i would love to see go around the track mateOriginally Posted by DEATH_INC.
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Mate,36 is still hoonable,I'm older than thatOriginally Posted by marty
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Fuck mate, would rather ride with you coming past on one wheel any day out the back blocks than have to deal with the pond scum on the motorways that seem out to kill me!Originally Posted by DEATH_INC.
On the way to Paeroa earlier in the year, me being newbie, I was struggling in the wind and Death comes by up on one wheel looking far more stable than I! I was a greater risk to the public riding along near the 100k mark than he was at just faster than that.
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Originally Posted by Two Smoker
Ah but it's a lot easier to pretend you're fast on the road than go and find out you're slow on the track!
thank goodness i thought i was the only one left, i always like to see someone else riding hard and doing stands and stoppies and shit.just as long as you do this stuff moderatly safely then its all good fun.just ignore all the fags on this site who say dont do this and dont do that , i sometimes wonder why some people even get a bike they may as well catch a bus.Originally Posted by R1AaronKDX
How do you pretend to be fast on the road ?? Have a Guy that does Mono's on a R1 here & video's them to . From what I hear & have seen he's pretty good at it . But as i found out from year's of mono's on dirt bike's you will go over at sometime . Not a worry when at a beach or farm, but flip on the open road can be very different & cause yourself & other's harm . WE all have something that does it for us when we ride . Stoppy's, Mono's ,Two wheel drift's ,Track Day's . All we have to remeber is that if thing's go wrong will anyone else get hurt from it ,if so it may not be the right place to do it . So go somewhere which is Have fun but not at other's Cost
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fully the track rocks, i cant afford to race all the time yet but i have done have ago days, only got passed by on 04 R1 on slicks the last time out, and i plan on doing the brittan race nxt year, the thing i find with the track is there are rich and cant ride, sponsored and aint bad, broke and crap(but having fun), and talented but broke, on the road its all relitive i guess but it s not all money driven, i think i said all that right, u get what i mean anyway.Originally Posted by Kickaha
as for pretending on the road hhhmmm na i am fast when ya nxt in chch come find out, or the track im easy.
Yep, im slow as hell on the track.... but then again im slow as hell on the road tooOriginally Posted by Kickaha
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I love wheelies and stoppies, and burnouts.
I just cant remember how to do them well, might get some practice in when the supermarket car parks go emtpy after xmas
However i have to agree, there is a line between being a stuntsperson (not all are guys), and an arrogant dick.
The boy racer scene has proved this to us
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How did you do that? Reach into my mind and say all the stuff I would have said, especially the family bit.Originally Posted by Biff Baff
For good or bad wheelies and stoppies are addictive and like a lot of you I find the whole riding experience is a buzz right from the moment you start putting your gear on. You take on another persona and its a happy place. BUT, I also want to visit that happy place the next day, the next week and for years to come so some discretion is required. Biff baff said it "There's a time and place". You're right Death Inc, the track may be the right place but none of us can just pop around the corner to the track for an hour of fun.
I personally don't find wheelies dangerous so long as you remember you and the bike are a projectile and if you loose it/flip/whatever, momentum will carry you+bike directly forward give or take 10-15 degrees. This is always my first consideration (being such a considerate bastard) to ask myself if it goes wrong who is in harms way. Never without clear open visibility ahead, or towards intersections, pedestrians, crowds or furry animals (exceptions being anyone into rap music or any other activity that annoys me). In fact that's really it, check ahead, clear road -GO. Just make sure it's a case of do unto yourself and not others.
Yes some could argue I have passed cars on the back wheel but same principle applies - my momentum would not send me into reverse.
Good to see that there are more like minded riders around and we are not twenty something juvenile delinquents, we're 40 something delinquents still able to get a buzz.
Do it safely Guys
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Snap!!! Was thinking the same thing myself. We have an idiot on a GS1200SS who does weelies on the main roads here, the f##$tard. Also a silly twat on a mini bike that does stupid stunts in rush hour traffic.Originally Posted by Hitcher
Originally Posted by R1AaronKDX
A have a go day isn't the same as a proper race and you're not up against the best riders the club has to offer
At club days you can now get day licences so you dont have to wait for the have a go days,next is the 20th Jan I think.
Fast on the road,I couldn't really give a toss about,but I've seen a few guys who think they're fast front up at club days and most of them find they're not quite as fast as they thought they were
I don't have a road bike capable of going fast anyway and my bucket (unless it was a kart track) or running the sidecar against a R1 wouldn't be a even competition on the track, although the sidecar might beat you off the line and then I could make it seem fairly wide
Don't mock what you can't do...Originally Posted by BITCHer
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