ProudPops

I think Kavorkian is out of prison now. Next time I see you remind me to tell you about my Labs and I getting kicked out of obedience school, expelled is more like it.

Screw it! I'd do her.

Buddy I knew there was something sick that I liked about you. But until you have two hundred pound groundhog, cat, snake, skunk, and who knows what else killing, Black Labs protecting your bike and property, you just haven't lived! Not that I mind the scrap dudes driving around and picking through your trash, but the best bang for your buck is to see their eyes get wide as saucers and to hear, "Oh shit! Big Dog!" There are some things even Visa can't buy.

I put the cold cutter studs on both the left and right side of my tires on my DR-Z400 and put it on Buckeye Lake this past winter. I could not get it to break traction. That was absolutely by far and above the most fun I've ever had on a motorcycle.

Not to be the dick that I am, but, If you're built cheap, buy cheap! I don't always wear the proper safety gear but the gear that I ware fits properly and at the end of the day I'm not complaining about some illfitting gear. I'm not touting Iron Pony because my son works there, but you can go there and try anything on. Who cares if you buy it from IP, at least you'll know if it fits.

Hey Benyen Kudos to you. I'll be up there for lobster season

Looks framiliar. I already know it's soft.

That's nice, leave it to somone else to fight your battles, that's as cute as Ninja Nick's new avatar. JJ to both of you. But, has anyone noticed that exhaust pipes face out the back of a bike, or this some sort of new revelation? Pretty sure that the cage that is turning left in front of me couldn't possibly tell the police officer if he/she heard a Screaming Eagle or a Leo Vince exhaust. Personally I like my pipes reasonably quiet until I jump on the throttle.

Excel Pro Series wheels for a DR-Z with tires. 21" front with Michelin Cross Competition S 12, 90-90-21. Rear M 12 130-80-18. $1400.00. Pops 614-893-4723

Destroyed my Collar bone Saturday night, have an appointment with the surgeon Friday. Looks like I'll be off work for quite some time. I'll get another one next year.

'06 DR-Z400SM. Black and silver, 2,969 miles. Dynojet stage two kit, Moose pro racing guards, box of spare parts (oil filters, brake pads & whatnot) $4300.00. I also have a set of Excel Pro Series wheels, 18" rear 21" front with a set of Michelin Cross Competitions, 130 80 18 M12 rear, 90 90 21S12 front, $1400.00. Pops 614-893-4723

oh the education just reeks! The really cool part about those of us who choose to either vote for our choice or ride like Lemmings have not chosen to try to pound it into your frail craniums that your opinion is right. Mine may not be right either, but it's mine. That's my story and I'm sticking to it.

I knew there was a reason why you and I had the most timeouts in sensitivity training. So you just settle down there young'n. Just because I can't spell Kittylittering doesn't mean I can't find it. You might want to check in with the young'n and, ooops my bad that was me that broke his collar bone. Nevermind.

Nope. If you ask way in advance the people who own the property have been known to let you camp by the river across the street, it's the house right on the hillclimb property. They mean it about no carry in alcohol. Just buy their beer by the gallon jug and enjoy or sit on the opposte hill and watch the drunks fall down the hill. Pure entertainment there buddy. And of that's not enough the after race festivities in the parking area across the street will get your attention, like the guy doing donuts in his four wheel Dodge PU rolls it onto the driver side and sticks his arm out the window like he's going to stop the roll. Pretty sure that arm snapped quicker than my clavicle did last night.

You're right and I openly apolgize. It's amazing how soon we forget our sensitivity training. Lets all lock arms and sing Kum By Yah.

Depends, call me 893-4723

Cuz you crack me up dude! BTW does anyone know what a Britten was? I hope you make it to the Oregonia Hillclimb, it's in your your backyard.

Pretty sure I already did, thanks for the laugh.

You still don't know what you're in for until you've been there, it's a hoot! Just figured I'd start the thread now so some of the Daytonites can have the pleasure of meeting me

I missed that one Guvna. Clutch and I are always at Average Joes on Sunday.

Buddy, that is an event! Thousand plus bikes, beer by the gallon and nitro burning stretched bikes going up the Devil's Staircase. The steepest hillclimb in the country. No practice, show up and pin it to win it! That one day equals a weekend at Mid Ohio.

And I have way to much to choose. Fuck the government regs, let us decide! I'm totally bored with your helmet excuses! Oh let's meet at Taco Bell and street race at over a buck fifty with our helmets and shorts on! Give me a fucking break! Ya know, there's a reason I will not ride with my son on the street! So take your fucking street racing, helmet opinions and cram them right up your fucking ass.

Anyone out there that goes to Oregonia for the hillclimb in October? I'm running on eleven years straight, except for the rainout about five years ago.

Nick, where do you come up with this stuff? I'll take a Britten. They were a New Zealand made twin that dominated the Battle of the Twins race class in the early nineties.

I asked my friend if he thought we were going to jail. That was a comment I made in 1976, in west Texas, as the Texas DPS was unloading bags of weed from my Ohio plated El Camino, complete with feathered roach clips hanging off the mirror and a load of firearms behind the seat. Dammit Jim! On the up side, Bastrop TX had just built a new jail and I was one of their first guests.