Whitey1

On a serious note though, I will see you tomorrow Luke, I am riding down with Meef in the morning to see your neck of the woods!

I see you met my wife.

I had a honda once when I was a kid. Then my dad got a job. Just fuckin wit you. I will ride anything with two wheels. I have no favorite manufacturer, I like certain models from all.

I like to wave at everyone. Sometimes I just forget to extend all of my fingers.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l_TeYqvpk-A

Im not worried, my motorcycle will turn into a transformer and protect me.

We are mocking you because there are alot of variables that make every bike a little different such as gearing, tuning, suspension setup, rider weight and height, etc. It comes down to rider skill in interpreting what the bike wants to do. Getting it up is easy. Keeping it up and not going over or coming down to hard is where experience comes in to play. If you have to ask you are not ready.

You dont happen to ride in black shoes and swim trunks only do you? I think I seen your video on here last night.

She can beat on me.....or off would do.

It means the idiot that put the words on wrote exactly what was on the order "best wishes suzanne!" under neat that (i.e. to put underneath that line) "We will miss you"

Keep in mind a big harley has twice the weight of a sportbike, and half the tire contact patch most of the time. I also doubt that many HD riders are running sticky tires to help them hook up better. In a situation where a crash is unavoidable on a big pig I would rather lay it down and get a chance to kick away from the bike and slow MY impact. However I ride a dual-sport so I just slip the clutch and wheelie over shit now. =)

My credit card company sends me checks about every 4-5 months that can be used for cash but at my regular interest rate as it does not count as a cash withdrawal. You may call your card company and ask.

Until now I never felt jealous of another race. damnit....you got a MULE!

I use a hand full of rusty fishhooks. I tried it once and I was hooked!

Whitey is the nickname, AKA Adam White. Nothing to do with being a racist. I just noticed a lack of the use of the letter S in several of your words and thought it was funny. My Epeen is ok, is yours.

If I gotta explain it takes the fun out of it....

Just curious, are you Asian?

Thanks for the input. I guess it is probable that alot of the pics I see or bikes sitting out are just being detailed and lubed. I wasnt aware that the bike could be moved once on the stand. Having not been up close to one before, they look less stable then the sidestand but I guess not.

Seriously I am not. I am sure that the stands are perhaps cheaper and more common now for the average person to find. I have been around bikes my whole life and just in the last year have noticed that this is a more familiar trend. As far as ease of storage and fitting more bikes, I dont see how that would work out as well. Correct me if I am wrong but you have to be behind the bike to set the stand up/down where as you can push a bike back on its side stand by holding on to the the bars/clipons. Just curious. I have a bike lift for working on my bike and lubing the chain but I dont use it very often. I can see where an under frame lift would be difficult with alot of fairings so the stands look like a great idea. My point was made after flipping though an auto trader and seeing that half the sport bikes were on stands in the pics. Just seemed strange so I thought I would ask. carry on...

.....I have noticed alot of sport bike riders using the rear wheel stand more often then ever. Is this the new craze and everyone has to have one to be cool? I can see where they would be helpful while working on the bike but other than that why use it as a regular day to day stand? Is it just poser cool to sit the bike on the stand so it looks more like a race bike? I know alot of people do track days, but why use them as a normal day to day stand? Serious question btw, I'm not trying to start a pissing match.

I once rode my ZX-9 with a drywall screw dipped in liquid nails for a plug. After the first hour I soon forgot and speed tested it up to about 135 before realizing what I was doing. It worked great till I got home and could put a proper plug in it. I have had great luck with plugs for years. I was the most nail prone person in the world. Never had any problems with them. Even if one came loose, it isn't like on the movies where the rear tire deflates all at once and blows off the rim. Us poor kids couldn't replace tires every week.

With as much setup and prep this event took, why wouldnt they have several trucks setup to run. I would reset the ramp and grab a different truck and give it another shot while everyone is there. What the hell?

That shit is tight, isn't it?