NhustlaR
10+ year member
Below me
uh, like i said in the 1/4 mile. not on the street.
and to your DMV comment, as long as you have your 4 ways on, you can drive as slow as you ****ing want.
NhustlaR
and to your DMV comment, as long as you have your 4 ways on, you can drive as slow as you ****ing want.
The rider was stupid, and it's stupid to make a post about coming across a squid. When you mention something about having a tire iron in your seat? Thats ridiculous to mention that.
Anyways to the guy above. What year is your busa and what do you have done to it? I was actually thinking about upgrading to the busa from my 1000 with full exhaust, gearing, powercommander, lowered, with frame sliders. =]
Anyways to the guy above. What year is your busa and what do you have done to it? I was actually thinking about upgrading to the busa from my 1000 with full exhaust, gearing, powercommander, lowered, with frame sliders. =]
I never said anything of the sort. For all I know, the motorcyclist in the original post was a flaming idiot and acting as such. I'm leaving, because the arguments are all very childish from both sides
The extended swing-arm is a clue not to fukc with him. Unless you have significant mods beyond rejetting, a power commander, or exhaust, and/or he can't ride for shit, you probably couldn't stand well against a stock Hayabusa
Now this argument I fully agree with. Posting about squid sightings is ghey! Hopwever the tire iron and gun comments were all tongue in cheek. Those who got flustered by it are just butthurt sympathizers of a stupid breed.
SethPhillips
5,000+ posts
I'sa Playa
reminds me of the time my buddy craked his head upen from trying to be cool and ride a wheely.......... the first time ever rideing a crotch rocket.... sucked but it was funny.....
i was playing around on a kx80 one day rideing wheelies all over the place. and did one a little to fast and the power band kicked in on me..... that hurt!
i was playing around on a kx80 one day rideing wheelies all over the place. and did one a little to fast and the power band kicked in on me..... that hurt!
Now here are some riders I feel sorry for.
By BRANDON LOOMIS
bloomis@adn.com
http://www.adn.com/news/alaska/wildlife/bears/story/9159529p-9075312c.html
(Published: July 24, 2007)
A bear waiting for its chance to cut through traffic on the Seward Highway this weekend looked twice but still darted through a group of bikers, and the resulting domino effect sent one biker to a Seward hospital.
The black bear walked onto the shoulder near Cooper Landing at about 11 a.m. Saturday and paused at the roadside while the first few in a group of eight bikers passed going south, Anchorage motorcyclist Randy Hames said. But before Hames could get his own Harley Davidson past, the bear decided to sprint for it.
"I thought it was a dog because it was not very big," Hames recalled. "It paused and then went zipping across the road, and that's when things got exciting."
A biker in front of him veered and stopped, and Hames almost avoided a crash too until he was clipped from behind by Anchorage rider Michael Sweet's bike, he said. Sweet, 48, suffered injuries to his head, neck, arms and legs, according to Alaska State Troopers. Witnesses said he appeared to have broken his collarbone and a wrist, but that he was wearing a helmet.
Hames, Sweet and a third rider, Gilbert Wilson of Anchorage, all went flying from their bikes. One of those bikes ended up under an oncoming Dodge Ram pickup driven by Tim Lebling. Hames said he and Wilson were banged up but OK.
Once the bear jumped onto the road it moved quickly and sped off unscathed, Lebling said.
"Both my wife and I saw it ears-down and flying across the road," he said.
He veered right onto the shoulder to miss a vehicle stopping in front of him, and got hit by an empty motorcycle that crunched itself under him.
The accident damaged the truck's alignment and it had to be towed to Anchorage, he said. He was grateful it wasn't worse.
"The biggest risk we take in Seward is driving the Seward Highway," said Lebling, an animal rehabilitation technician at the Seward SeaLife Center. Worried about the ever-present threat of moose collisions, he bought the Dodge Ram recently.
"We bought that vehicle for driving that highway," he said. "If we'd been in our little Suzuki it would've been a different story."
The bikers were in one sortie of riders making the Muscular Dystrophy Association's fundraising "Live Ride" from Anchorage to Soldotna. They took pledges in advance of the ride, and the number of pledges they gathered determined how many tickets they entered in a raffle for a new bike from the House of Harley.
As he waited for a tow from the House of Harley on Saturday, Hames said, he wished he'd had time to gather more pledges.
"I was sure hoping (to win) when I was laying up there waiting for the tow truck," he said. "But they haven't called yet.
By BRANDON LOOMIS
bloomis@adn.com
http://www.adn.com/news/alaska/wildlife/bears/story/9159529p-9075312c.html
(Published: July 24, 2007)
A bear waiting for its chance to cut through traffic on the Seward Highway this weekend looked twice but still darted through a group of bikers, and the resulting domino effect sent one biker to a Seward hospital.
The black bear walked onto the shoulder near Cooper Landing at about 11 a.m. Saturday and paused at the roadside while the first few in a group of eight bikers passed going south, Anchorage motorcyclist Randy Hames said. But before Hames could get his own Harley Davidson past, the bear decided to sprint for it.
"I thought it was a dog because it was not very big," Hames recalled. "It paused and then went zipping across the road, and that's when things got exciting."
A biker in front of him veered and stopped, and Hames almost avoided a crash too until he was clipped from behind by Anchorage rider Michael Sweet's bike, he said. Sweet, 48, suffered injuries to his head, neck, arms and legs, according to Alaska State Troopers. Witnesses said he appeared to have broken his collarbone and a wrist, but that he was wearing a helmet.
Hames, Sweet and a third rider, Gilbert Wilson of Anchorage, all went flying from their bikes. One of those bikes ended up under an oncoming Dodge Ram pickup driven by Tim Lebling. Hames said he and Wilson were banged up but OK.
Once the bear jumped onto the road it moved quickly and sped off unscathed, Lebling said.
"Both my wife and I saw it ears-down and flying across the road," he said.
He veered right onto the shoulder to miss a vehicle stopping in front of him, and got hit by an empty motorcycle that crunched itself under him.
The accident damaged the truck's alignment and it had to be towed to Anchorage, he said. He was grateful it wasn't worse.
"The biggest risk we take in Seward is driving the Seward Highway," said Lebling, an animal rehabilitation technician at the Seward SeaLife Center. Worried about the ever-present threat of moose collisions, he bought the Dodge Ram recently.
"We bought that vehicle for driving that highway," he said. "If we'd been in our little Suzuki it would've been a different story."
The bikers were in one sortie of riders making the Muscular Dystrophy Association's fundraising "Live Ride" from Anchorage to Soldotna. They took pledges in advance of the ride, and the number of pledges they gathered determined how many tickets they entered in a raffle for a new bike from the House of Harley.
As he waited for a tow from the House of Harley on Saturday, Hames said, he wished he'd had time to gather more pledges.
"I was sure hoping (to win) when I was laying up there waiting for the tow truck," he said. "But they haven't called yet.
Damn things are ALWAYS invading our space!
mannyb18b
Banned
Squids
or a waffle..//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/yumyum.gif.0556df42231b304b9c995aefd13928a8.gif
why are people always in a rush, thats what I wana know.
mannyb18b
Banned
Biitch I make smarter decisions on the road before your natural reactions could tell your dumbass "OH SHIT"
You cannot drive 10 mph on the highway interstate. The minimum speed in most places is 55, unless you are in a construction zone.
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