When will they learn???
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RE: When will they learn???
ORIGINAL: lonewatie
Good point - all shapes, flavors, and sizes make up the world of ID-10-Ts.
Good point - all shapes, flavors, and sizes make up the world of ID-10-Ts.
ORIGINAL: dogtownmax
was it this guy?
was it this guy?
+1....I saw that guy or hisslow cousin coming at me in my lane just a while back..."stupid" isn't a brand name....
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RE: When will they learn???
They will never learn. They seem to be from the same dna pool that bike week idiots doing burn outs come from. I saw a harley rider launch into a swimming pool. Hmmm, maybe it is thenut holding the h-bars.
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RE: When will they learn???
ORIGINAL: jbnl163
Typical.
Was your sig pic taken at Anderson St. in Sunset Beach?
Typical.
Was your sig pic taken at Anderson St. in Sunset Beach?
jb.......what brand seat you running?
Looks pretty plush!
What kind of change did you get from factory posistion?
Thanks.........
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RE: When will they learn???
ORIGINAL: sleepman54
When will people learn that it's the rider and not the bike. I know plenty of responsible sport bikers and I've seen plenty of people on every other style of bike that shouldn't be allowed to ride. I rode sport bikes for a number of years and never even came close to having and accident of my own making.
When will people learn that it's the rider and not the bike. I know plenty of responsible sport bikers and I've seen plenty of people on every other style of bike that shouldn't be allowed to ride. I rode sport bikes for a number of years and never even came close to having and accident of my own making.
In my years of riding I've never had anyone on a Harley, or metric cruiser coming roaring by me doing a wheelie. I'm not saying it doesn't happen, I'm just saying odds are with the sport bike crowd.
Hopefully the dopey bugger will learn his lesson. Sounds like he wasn't badly hurt, but maybe having to throw a few bucks at his bike to get it back on the road may smarten him up a bit.
As with most lessons, they're learned best, when they're learned the hard way.
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RE: When will they learn???
The 'they' in question was the hot ******* wheelie crowd I was talking about. While 'd rather ride a harley then a sport bike it's their money and this is america. As they say theres good decisions and theres bad decisions.
jbnl.... the pic was shot in corolla north carolina (part of the outer banks)
jbnl.... the pic was shot in corolla north carolina (part of the outer banks)
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RE: When will they learn???
ORIGINAL: dogtownmax
was it this guy?
was it this guy?
Like many have posted, it's the 'guy' not the bike.
The number one cause of accidents in Sturgis, TOO FAST on curves.Them there crotch rocketeers are even ruining it out there for us.
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RE: When will they learn???
ORIGINAL: dogtownmax
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RE: When will they learn???
ORIGINAL: Geoff
Someone above said it best: It's the rider, not the bike. I've seen riders like this oneget in trouble riding the canyons at Sturgis many times.
ORIGINAL: dogtownmax
