MadMax33

Just got back in. Way beyond my skill level. Tomorrow I will go out and practice going into turns with the RPM's at the half-way point or greater. I was so far back from the main group that I did not get any vomit on my face-shield. Now I can say I've been on 255 as well as 260, which had a few deceptive turns and some gravel. A few drops of rain never really hurt anyone.

See you at Millersburg. At least if we run into that group of Harley riders, you can go home and spank it to the fat chicks...

I'm on for Saturday. I'll try and catch you guys in Wooster on 83. Just keep a heads up for a guy with full leathers and a black CBR1000. That will be me.

Yes, there was a heavy patch of gravel on 164 in one of the tighter turns but I was going slow enough to avoid it. I'm sure if you were in a spirited run it would have brought you down. With the sporadic storms that have been going on, it could be clean again or perhaps their is gravel elsewhere. Rt.9 was perfect though...

No rides for me during the week so either Saturday or Sunday, which is the only time I have to ride anymore.

I'm getting ready to go out right now but I'm in for this ride, whenever it may be.

I need to update my profile information for all of my stalkers. Massillon is only a part of my life when I go to work and when I decide to see an older movie on the big screen at the Lincoln Theater. Now I live in Canton, which is just a bigger turd than Massillon. I would equate Massillon with that type of turd that will usually go down on the first flush while Canton is big enough to cause you to reach for the plunger.

I rarely see anyone wearing a helmet when they are on a sportbike around these parts. You are invisible, so ride like they will never see you and make decisions accordingly. RIP...

Atwood is very clean and repaved as well, near the lake. I'll tag along but I'm Forrest Gump-slow...

I'm going to go out tomorrow for a bit. The usual Atwood/164 run and maybe a few times going back and forth on 9, which was clean the last time I was on it. Unless it's going to rain...

"It's only a flesh wound..."

Makes me wish I liked men, that way I can sell my asshole and not have to worry about spending $50,000.00 so I can move large items around a warehouse...

The best way to tackle 536 is to ride it once to check for gravel as well as to get a feel for those 15/20mph curves. Once you have established that the road is pretty clean, turn around and go back, which is less nerve-wracking since you are heading uphill, or just take Rt.7 until you hit 800N. Riding any unfamiliar road with tight turns is asking for trouble unless you do what I like to call a "Bitch" run and just take it easy at first. The curves will be there when you decide to turn around and take it up a notch. The track is THE safest place to ride if you want to get aggressive but for lots of people, the time and the money make it very hard to do. So, we have to use the street but in a safe and practical manner...

I've done this ride before and it was great. I had to get new tires on the bike today or I would have been there. After today I will have fresh pilot powers on the beast. Next time for sure although Friday's I'm almost always working. Let's hope everyone stays safe...

Always imitated, never duplicated...

A prime example of a genetic defect caused by her parents buying a mobile home on an abandoned nuclear reactor site. She probably farts out of her pee-hole as well. The circus is always hiring...

Watch "True Romance" and learn how Sicilians were spawned by ******s, according to Dennis Hopper. A classic scene...

Don't worry, you don't need a big dork to be good at eating pussy, which will get more women off anyways. Let the zipperheads and the round eye's unite!

Apparently you only need a 3rd-grade education to become a police officer, from watching that video with that gentleman and his pop-gun. My half-sister is on the force in Cleveland and she was screaming about how Obama is the actual Anti-Christ and to prove it there will be a lottery ticket with that special number 666. I have a Ruger GP-100 which is very hard to conceal, especially since I have a small frame, making it easier to imprint most of the time. If someone calls the police because they are ignorant of the law, which states that you do have the right to open-carry, then expect the police to show up and ask you questions. Carry either a voice recorder and especially a copy of Ohio's Concealed Carry Handbook for your own protection. Any sub-compact pistol should conceal very easily with a t-shirt and jeans. The new Ruger LCR is a great option and shoots .38+p ammuniton for an extra kick.

9mm at the minimum and not as hard on your ears as a .357 but I love my Ruger, plus I only have one gun. It's always next to me and it's not like I have to go searching through a house when I suspect an intruder, which you should never do anyways since I live in a small apartment. If you think that there is someone in your house, secure your children and call the police, while you and your family wait in the room that you have designated as a safe room, armed of course. You can play the hero and go looking for the bad guy and maybe you won't get ambushed, maybe.

I'd like to see a 1300cc Magna but I tend to go with Suzuki when it comes to cruisers. I want an M109R but not enough to sell my 1000RR.

Once I get a IWB holster, I will be carrying a Ruger GP-100 revolver, with the 4-inch barrel of course. As well as perhaps three speed-loaders...

Glad you are OK, fellow 1000RR owner. My model year and color as well. I almost bit it on Rt.26 on my last long ride by entering a tight corner too hot. I don't know how I made it but I just leaned over further and chopped the throttle, a big mistake but it got me through the turn. Our bikes seem to be very forgiving, more or less. It's amazing that as great as those bikes are, they are outdated already. I'm not getting rid of it though...

Hey Hailwood, I remember I told you how interesting Rt.60 was when we were on that last ride, since we were on it after 83. I should have kept my mouth shut. Glad you are ok and that seemed like a slow speed for you in a 25mph turn. Especially considering I didn't see you when we hit Rt.26 except when we stopped for the Harley crash.

I have owned a Honda Shadow VLX, a Magna VF750, and an older CBR, which was my first sportbike, the F2. All have been good to me as well as the '05 600RR that I bought further down the road. If you want a cruiser with decent looks and torque, get a Suzuki Intruder 1400. That was my last cruiser before discovering the truth about motorcycles. Now I have the '06 1000RR, my favorite toy and something that I will never part with, unless I wreck it. Sure, I hear great things about the new CBR 1000's but the 06 and 07 models look alot more "street" to me. Now I want to ride...