NinjaNick

I want to see this! Somebody photoshop his damn wheels white please! I'll buy you a beer someday if you do!

I want to note that I only use it if I'm taken by surprise by too much speed into a corner. I can avoid it most of the time, but I have confidence in it and myself when I go in too hot.

Lots of hoodies range from $40-$65 when I see them. Athletic ones though are really expensive. My Steelers hoodie was $90 I think? I don't like zipper hoodies though. I really like PULL-OVER hoodies.

Trail Braking

(Edited due to reason below.) I've gotten to know this 14 pretty well now and I can tend to read the feedback I get from the tires and chassis well with it. I am always weird on a brand new bike because I don't understand what it's saying to me while on the road until I get some good seat time on it. Once the bike and I are communicating well, I have a blast on my rides.

:woo: GOOOOOOOOOOOO NATHAN!!!!

Yes, that IS a bad idea Mr.natedogg624...138256893..... I normally let off the gas and coast through the gravel making sure not to upset it with braking.

Yeah, I'll be there too!

Really? I did not know that. Did you google that?

I missed the turnoff last time...one time! I made it easily last year. Ummm...I was thinking about you natedogg and it got me all flustered.

I feel 100% fine when I trail brake a corner and actually do it quite often when I'm out hitting sharp turns; yes front brake. I can do it because I feel fine with my experience with it, but I agree some will wipe out using any form of brake power unless they're sitting straight up. My brake light can be seen a few times while leaned over hard until I hit the apex and power out of it. I like to make my 14 work hard.

http://www.catchfence.com/2009/otherseries/05/12/melissa-paris-draws-wild-card-for-world-supersport-at-miller-motorsports-park/ MELISSA PARIS DRAWS WILD CARD FOR WORLD SUPERSPORT AT MILLER MOTORSPORTS PARK Ready to mix with the best in the world, Melissa Paris is set to make her debut in the FIM Supersport Championship at Miller Motorsports Park, May 29-31. The first female to ever be invited to compete in the FIM World Superbike Championship, Paris will join an incredible roster of riders from all over the world in this action-packed, highly competitive event. Introduced as a support class to the World Superbike Championship in 1990, World Supersport became a "world series" in 1997. The full title Supersport World Championship was introduced in 1999 and today it is one of the most popular classes in racing. "Being invited to compete in this event is an incredible honor," says Paris, who will pilot a Markbilt Yamaha R-6. "This will mark the first time World Supersport has run in America and being part of the festivities is awesome. Miller Motorsports Park is a state-of-the-art racing facility and I think we have an excellent chance of finishing well." In her first year of professional racing Paris is competing in selected AMA events, the USGPRU 250GP and as many other races as budget permits. Already this season, she has earned accolades for scoring the best finish by a woman in Daytona 200 history, beating over 50 competitors in the first Daytona 200 and she currently sits in second place in the USGPRU 250GP with just two races completed. "Miller Motorsports Park is my favorite track," continues Paris, who hails from San Diego, Calif. "I absolutely love competing there and it certainly suits my style of riding. I took a win in the USGPRU 250GP at the end of last year and also scored a Podium finish in the 125cc class."

Oh man! I love him commentating! Those guys make the racing soooo exciting. Unlike the USA races. Those are the best commentators that WSBK has overseas there. In my opinion they get me pumped up.

NARC!! Hey come visit me today when you're leaving if I'm sitting where I broke the chair man. Good choice.

"Neukirchner who got hit by Roberts has broken his Femur and dislocated his foot." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJvaajVUID0

Damn! Did you all see the wreck at the beginning of Race 1 of WSBK??!! UNREAL!!! That could've turned deadly REAL FAST!

magley - That's easy for you to know, because you're the one that would be giving the "shoot me in the head" hand signals. Odds are slim they'd join a game of charades. Although, I would've just honked and used my hands like I was turning a page and then act like I'm throwing it out and they would understand that much better.

mattm - Out of curiousity, what were you trying to tell her by tapping your finger on your helmet?

The only funny one there was the bicycle one. Dude has some soccer handling skills.

...and linger at 69 for 2 posts so it evens out.

Oh, that's OK, it's a Taylor Swift song gone instrumental that's all.

Dude your post count is the sign of the devil.