NinjaNick

Wait till the highside happens.

I'd love it, but can't swing it now.

I think they posted that it was a 2003 Aprilia Falco.

You must not be faint at heart!

yes it does.

"The following is NOT for the faint of heart!" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AxEIYT7M2NI&feature=related

Bored this morning watching my boys and browsing youtube. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M88_pd-hq5o

...and where the hell was he planning to go? Launch himself right into the garage? I can see a standing burnout if he wanted to waste tire, but he was wanting to do a rolling one...but there was no where to go.

Busa's get them too.

...and WTF is John Chin doing here? and a http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWEQJYIjY0c&feature=related

Hate me if you want, but I don't even know this guy and I can't stand the douche just by watching this video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pSioYyLovA&feature=related

Is that Dr. DREW narrating? Sounds just like him.

I WANT 1!! Lucky bastard. I would never give up my sportbikes, but I want a VROD for some in town cruising and park it next to my 14 in the garage.

Yeah, ignore them. Those friends of a friend comments come from all non-riders. They're drama queens. A big one is target fixation. When you are coming up on something and you get scared, don't EVER stare at it! Be tough minded and tell yourself to look away from it further through the turn to where you want your bike to go and you will. If you target fixate, which lots of newbs tend to do, you will hit what you're looking at because you let fear control your mind. After while riding isn't such a chore and it'll be just fun for you. Like it has been said before...SEAT TIME and EXPERIENCING the road. When I first started riding I was scared shitless at times. I took MSF before I even left my neighborhood, and after that I ventured EVERYWHERE! Even around busy malls and highways. Comfort came better after each time I did those things. For being on an incline....remember you can give your bike as much gas as you want and it won't go anywhere until you release your clutch. Knowing that, don't be afraid to give it gas so it won't stall, but slowly release the clutch until your bike isn't rolling back and then add a little more release, while your still holding the gas open as much as needed, then slowly engage while your bike is now moving UP the hill. It'll come for you man. Just don't let your mind prevent you from learning sufficiently. If you can't win the mental game it's going to be hard to win at all. Goodluck, have fun, and be safe. You're welcome to ride with me sometime up here near Dayton and I will take you to some country roads and parking lots and teach you some things if you'd ever like. Just hit me up sometime if you'd want to. I have done MSF, read twist of wrist II, and have been on a track, and been riding for 8-9 seasons on street and all sportbikes if you're curious about my history.

Yeah, that just added insult to injury. Felt like a tsunami hit my ass. That car sprayed a huge wall of water at 60mph all over me..haha. My first reaction was yelling "fucker" inside my helmet.

That's bullshit! I was 919058 and you all KNOW you didn't put that # in the drawing! This drawing was rigged! I'm suing! I'm kidding! Eat a dick!

It's fun and eye popping. I have a blast on my bike. I'm more into twisties believe it or not. I love to corner.

I left before you got there, but we talked about how you said your vag was equal opportunity employer like you said and how I said to post pictures of said VAG and you never did. We decided you're all talk. ... I pulled 176.4 and 103.6 tq. I was happy, but want more....more...MOOOOORE!

176hp 103 tq...I'm happy. I want turbo, but never will get it cuz it's $5k+

Here was our showing in 2009!

I got there at 1040am and left at 1245pm cuz of rain. I rode in a down pour from London to Dayton. Cold, wet,.........was interesting fo'sho.

Dry in Dayton, just over cast. Cbus area is going to be pure sunshine around noon and 1pm it says.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FX3E8yz_gl4&playnext=1&list=PL7BCB6BE29CC97402

On top of my dresser right now.