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Originally posted by JohnE1000Damn you Jason...
Did CP charge you for his lessons?
CP when are you comming to SC? I pay for the food and beer...
Provide a place to crash a couple for a nighit and I might be there in 2 weeks...
I'm trying to figure out where to take the GF for spring break -- she needs to get the *$$% out of dodge to clear her mind of the school load and unwind, but didn't know that she would actually be able to take time off until just a couple days ago (leaving me scraping to come up with last minute plans -- all the deals I had for the caribbean already passed their mandatory pay-by date -- Grrr!). The best I've come up with so far is basically a road-trip: rental car and go see New Orleans (what's left), maybe make it as far as San Antonio or divert north and see St. Louis.
Cheers,
=-= The CyberPoet
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Glad to see you are not giving up on the bike. It IS capable of more than most realize!
Looks like you need to move those pucks up a bit though. Don't hesitate to cut off the upper velcro section and move them up for more contact.
Just remember this.... When you knee is on the ground then the bike is close also. I had a firm reminder of this one today when my centerstand touched down at the same time and my right side puck. Made the tail end a bit squirely! This happened on my Aprilia.Ron
MSgt, USMC (Retired)
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Originally posted by The CyberPoetOriginally posted by JohnE1000Damn you Jason...
Did CP charge you for his lessons?
CP when are you comming to SC? I pay for the food and beer...
Provide a place to crash a couple for a nighit and I might be there in 2 weeks...
I'm trying to figure out where to take the GF for spring break -- she needs to get the *$$% out of dodge to clear her mind of the school load and unwind, but didn't know that she would actually be able to take time off until just a couple days ago (leaving me scraping to come up with last minute plans -- all the deals I had for the caribbean already passed their mandatory pay-by date -- Grrr!). The best I've come up with so far is basically a road-trip: rental car and go see New Orleans (what's left), maybe make it as far as San Antonio or divert north and see St. Louis.
Cheers,
=-= The CyberPoet
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CP, you and your girl are welcome to come and crash at our cabin. http://www.katriders.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=16524 Looks like there's gonna be an extra bedroom available. Maybe between you and I we can teach my buddy to corner his Zuki Maurader.Hey, hold my beer and watch this!
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Originally posted by Ritchey79CP, you and your girl are welcome to come and crash at our cabin. http://www.katriders.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=16524 Looks like there's gonna be an extra bedroom available. Maybe between you and I we can teach my buddy to corner his Zuki Maurader.
Cheers
=-= The CyberPoet
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I would rather hear this than...
"I didn't Die today...."
Keep it up man.
And Be Careful on them roads.1995 GSX-R 750W (Barney Bike - Street)
2004 GSX-R 600 (Race Bike) - Powered by MoPowerSports.com
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Congrats Jason. It sounds like you've adjusted your attitude towards riding a bit. Good to hear that you're getting (and listening to) some solid advice from someone who's been riding almost as long as you've been alive (didn't mean to make you feel old there Cyber ). Best of luck to ya.
Originally posted by meanstrkJust remember this.... When you knee is on the ground then the bike is close also. I had a firm reminder of this one today when my centerstand touched down at the same time and my right side puck. Made the tail end a bit squirely! This happened on my Aprilia.
I got the same reminder at the gap. Only it was my pipe that hit .
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