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I'm 40 and very much aware of my mortality and ever-nearing death. I still ride like a 20 year old goon because I'm fucking stupid and have good insurance. I also have 20 years experience over the average 20 year old goon, which helps.. The overarching theme of my riding philosophy is NOT to interact with my surroundings. I think they call that crashing..

#GunPorn

I followed him on one of epic rides. That was a fun day!

Honeslty? This planet needs a good, old-fashioned plague. Some of you just shouldn't be here.

I wish. I'd be rich if in Mexico. South Florida has become an oddly realistic possibility with having family on my side already there, my wife's sister and family is now moving down there for work and my in laws would love to move down there out of the cold but don't want to leave yet since they are very close with my girls.

They throw these in for free.

Anyone that shows up for one of his rides and does not expect Mach Retard isn't paying attention. He is clear on what his rides are.

I blame @DerekClouser and his 1k

My first real street bike was a 77 RD400. I too have a soft spot for 2 smokes and have owned several. As much as I used to hate pulling 4 carbs, 4 or 6 or 8x to get things right it seems less annoying now. Mellowing in my old age. Classic M/C are indeed very cool and when ridden, deliver a measure of visceral enjoyment modern bikes can't match...

People were more active when @redbarron77 was allowed to post pictures in a section that no longer exist called NSFW....

I have a bike that lives for cruising at less-than-felony levels. Bike porn posted for @SherBear2bliss.

Fuck the both of you lol

I have been known to help a few riders during my time at Mid-O. The coaches there are always willing to help make the day safe, successful and fun for everyone. A few coaches really specialize in helping first time track riders. Everyone there pretty much knows who they are, just ask anyone wearing a jersey and they will point you in the right direction. If you don't want the fun to stop after the riding is over for the day, just follow your nose. I am normally the one grilling food for 10 or more. Pull up a chair, grab something from the cooler and come say hi. See y'alls there!

If you let us know when Issac is going to Mid-O, I'm sure some of us more regular attendees, if not coaches, would be happy to share a pit with him and whatnot. Leave the coaching to the professionals of course, but I know the first time I went (by myself, didn't know anyone) it was an extra bit of nervewracking and seeing a friendly face waiting after your session is nice.