MidgetTodd

I can ride faster in the twisty bits on my WR250R than I can my C14, but of course the straight aways don't tend to get me into much trouble.

The most fun I've ever had in the twisties was my supermoto at the Gap

There Carie that makes at least 6 ladies not riding, and you can have my fries

We'll what the weather is like lol.

Over 70 and no rain Ill be at your house at 1130

$1000 and 5000 rounds of 22lr.

I did once.

Wife-ometer is reading 100% chance of my ass being at daughter's soccer game.

Those wifeometers are usually pretty dead on

What you don't trust me?

Pm me your log in info and Ill do it for you

Um doesn't this thread already exist?

By 30, most pretty girls have figured out that they are not a princess and have to work for what they want just like the fat girls.

by god that's some funny truth speaking there. I was looking for a more eloquent way to put it

Nope. Mustaches are for posers

yah, they're just awful.

Sooo, are you offering to prove us wrong

Unicorns are no joke man, they are devious bastards

I think Chris is bringing his too, so there's at least 5 ladies for her to hang pool side and lazy river with

My and Tim's women won't be riding for sure as well as Adams. So there's 3 for sure. Devon will be there and doubt she's doing any riding.

Lol. I have a feeling you know exactly what I'm trying to say. It's the youngins that have a hard time with the concept

Are you just saying your skills should be enough that you arent hammering the bike only to tiptoe through a curve

Pretty much. Anyone can hammer down a straight. If you find yourself saying oh shit and grabbing brakes every time you see a curve ahead you're probably riding over your head.

If letting off a touch and engine braking is sufficient then you are within your ability. IMO.

Want to up your ability, do a trackday with some good coaches

It was several years ago when he rode with us for the first time

Honestly, I'm looking forward most to sitting around the fire drinking an ice cold beer in the mountains.

Yep. Carie coming?

And that is pure progress

I could go and not even take a bike and still have a great time

Fully agreed, I doubt I ride much this time.

Gonna need some pics, kinda figure since he old that means she is too.

She was at the CPR class.

Not old 32. And for your info youngin, women over 30 are better in the bedroom than any 21yo by far. You'll learn that sooner or later. And their insecurities and inhabitions are gone, naked parties happen often.

Damn, hope he is alright! Backboard doesn't sound reassuring though.

I thought riding with you and the go fast kids, was better than a "trackday"?

The crop of "new guys" mostly in Central Ohio that seemingly keep riding over their head thinking of only speed as opposed to smooth riding and thus having mishaps. I don't mind being the dick to point this out if it helps people get some understanding and stop wrecking and putting themselves at greater risk. Nobody here wants bad shit to happen to other board members on rides

I'm just giving Todd shit and hope he knows that. I know full well learning from Todd and the like, and doing track days are extremely beneficial.

But what I did is very squid like. I was riding fast in straights and to fast in the turns I pushed myself straight out of my skills

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If you are making up time in the straights to "catch up" to a group, you are in the wrong group and over your head.

If you are riding solo and flying thru the straights only to grab a fistful of brake at the curve you are going to crash period.

Riding with an experienced group on the street and a good control rider on the track prevents you from blowing a corner. Any retard can hop on a bike and go full throttle in a straight line, maturity and skills happen at the curve. Work on smoothness by not accelerating in the straights and not slowing in the curves. You've accomplished something when you can head out for the day and set the bike at speed and maintain that speed thru the corners.

Gotcha.

Well total casualties for the day was 4, half what I expected due to track temps. All in turns 2,3,4.

No injuries but pride. 3a riders and one n rider

Kids

Might I suggest a trackday to work on your "skillset"