Tomcat0403

OMG he is selling it!!!! Bring it to the shop first and see what my boss will give him

where did you get the bike?

:devil:arghhhhh....fuck censorship

Welcome to the site!

:bukkake-1:i just had a webgasm...

at least there is interest....or not...I can't tell...

on a serious note, anyone want a bike? I want to buy it but i already have one...

I friend of mine is thinking about selling his 06 Orange Tribal 600RR. It's completely stock with 11,000 milesish and has basically new tires. He's not sure if he is going to sell it yet (getting married). It has had all of the scheduled maintinence and oil changes (bought a maintinence package). He also doesn't have a price yet, so any reasonable offers are accepted! Hookers are also accepted. Will post pics asap.

joined! woot!

banner please!

I was planning on coming but the Marines won't let me out of drill this weekend because it wasn't an immediate family member. I really want to come and pay my respects but even though i will be sitting around doing nothing, they wont let me go. Casper if you could get me the pertinent information i would like to do something for his family, if i can.

nice...i might take the jeep down there and off-road a bit...

yeah nick he had the R6 with the shocker sticker on the front ...

Last time i saw him was at the dyno day last year...RIP Kenny

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This was just written on the nbc4 comments area

I know a young woman who heard two downshifts of a motorcycle and then the crash. She didn’t see the crash, she heard it from her open apartment window. Interestingly enough, she didn’t hear roaring crotch rockets, she heard downshifting.

I firmly believe you can’t come from “NOWHERE” at this intersection. Even if they were going a 100 miles an hour, the driver would have seen them if she were looking. Perhaps they blended in to lights farther down the road, they aren’t as easy to see as a car. I don’t believe they were racing.

My friend got broadsided (in a car) pulling out in front of someone speeding horrendously (in a car) on a two lane road with a crest that limits view and the other driver actually drove off after hitting him, my friend still got a citation for failing to yield

It seems to me from the media that the woman may have been in the wrong by pulling out in front of them. They said there were no skid marks, which means one of two things (to me) 1) he didn't have time to react because they were too close to the intersection or 2) they were trying to go around the car.

I did some calculations for reaction time. Avg reaction time is 2.5 seconds. So if he was traveling at 100mph (supposedly) he would have traveled around 366 ft in those 2.5 seconds. For a person going 65 mph (which is the norm on henderson) the reaction time is 238 ft, only a 126 ft difference and time wise a one second difference.

Looking at this, it means that the 70 year old lady would have pulled out in front of them when they were a maximum of 370 ft away, and with a normal speed on that road she would have only had 3.5 seconds to clear the intersection. Unless this is lead foot granny, she pulled into the intersection causing the crash...

she was also 70...

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Sorry to hear. May he rest in peace and my prayers go out to the friends and family.

I don't like hearing talk like that Casper....

The road ia completely straight and the accident happened at an intersection with a light. Also henderson has a limit of 45 and people regularly do 65 through there.

While they were probably breaking the law, yes the cager should have been paying more attention

i just drove by there and was wondering what happened...RIP fallen rider

go to a place called mills rd up around rt. 42 in delaware...mild thrills, and sometimes clean road, definitely do a dry run first.

http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&q=mills%20rd%20Ohio&um=1&ie=UTF-8&sa=N&tab=wl

go up dublin rd or riverside dr like i said not much but it's close to home and has some twisties