Ooops... Slippery little things....
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RE: Ooops... Slippery little things....
ORIGINAL: Eyespy
I believe you completely. When you hear someone say they "had to lay it down", it's nothing more than than a thinly disguised admission of their failure to maintain control of the motorcycle and execute a successfull evasive maneuver in a panic situation, masquerading as an intentional act. In virtually every case, there was a better alternative action not taken. A pragmatic and honest rider will be able to readily concede this and face up to it, and actually learn from it.
I believe you completely. When you hear someone say they "had to lay it down", it's nothing more than than a thinly disguised admission of their failure to maintain control of the motorcycle and execute a successfull evasive maneuver in a panic situation, masquerading as an intentional act. In virtually every case, there was a better alternative action not taken. A pragmatic and honest rider will be able to readily concede this and face up to it, and actually learn from it.
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RE: Ooops... Slippery little things....
ORIGINAL: Rebel Ryder
Huh? 8th grade english please sir
ORIGINAL: Eyespy
I believe you completely. When you hear someone say they "had to lay it down", it's nothing more than than a thinly disguised admission of their failure to maintain control of the motorcycle and execute a successfull evasive maneuver in a panic situation, masquerading as an intentional act. In virtually every case, there was a better alternative action not taken. A pragmatic and honest rider will be able to readily concede this and face up to it, and actually learn from it.
I believe you completely. When you hear someone say they "had to lay it down", it's nothing more than than a thinly disguised admission of their failure to maintain control of the motorcycle and execute a successfull evasive maneuver in a panic situation, masquerading as an intentional act. In virtually every case, there was a better alternative action not taken. A pragmatic and honest rider will be able to readily concede this and face up to it, and actually learn from it.
Excuse me? You need the above paragraph dumbed down in order to comprehend what I wrote? Is English your 2nd language and you really did not understand my meaning? If so, I would be happy to rephrase.
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RE: Ooops... Slippery little things....
I believe you completely. When you hear someone say they "had to lay it down", it's nothing more than than a thinly disguised admission of their failure to maintain control of the motorcycle and execute a successfull evasive maneuver in a panic situation, masquerading as an intentional act. In virtually every case, there was a better alternative action not taken. A pragmatic and honest rider will be able to readily concede this and face up to it, and actually learn from it.
Philip
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From: Southern California High Desert, here and there....
RE: Ooops... Slippery little things....
ORIGINAL: Philip
Precisely so. "Yep, I had to low-side her to avoid a crash." Uh huh. How many times have I heard that bit of nonsense in 45 years of riding? As if laying the bike down was a sophisticated accident avoidance maneuver, rather than a demonstration of a complete failure to control machine and situation. When you hear that quote, you'll be looking at the very definition of rider incompetence.
Philip
I believe you completely. When you hear someone say they "had to lay it down", it's nothing more than than a thinly disguised admission of their failure to maintain control of the motorcycle and execute a successfull evasive maneuver in a panic situation, masquerading as an intentional act. In virtually every case, there was a better alternative action not taken. A pragmatic and honest rider will be able to readily concede this and face up to it, and actually learn from it.
Philip
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RE: Ooops... Slippery little things....
ORIGINAL: Eyespy
Excuse me? You need the above paragraph dumbed down in order to comprehend what I wrote? Is English your 2nd language and you really did not understand my meaning? If so, I would be happy to rephrase.
ORIGINAL: Rebel Ryder
Huh? 8th grade english please sir
ORIGINAL: Eyespy
I believe you completely. When you hear someone say they "had to lay it down", it's nothing more than than a thinly disguised admission of their failure to maintain control of the motorcycle and execute a successfull evasive maneuver in a panic situation, masquerading as an intentional act. In virtually every case, there was a better alternative action not taken. A pragmatic and honest rider will be able to readily concede this and face up to it, and actually learn from it.
I believe you completely. When you hear someone say they "had to lay it down", it's nothing more than than a thinly disguised admission of their failure to maintain control of the motorcycle and execute a successfull evasive maneuver in a panic situation, masquerading as an intentional act. In virtually every case, there was a better alternative action not taken. A pragmatic and honest rider will be able to readily concede this and face up to it, and actually learn from it.
Excuse me? You need the above paragraph dumbed down in order to comprehend what I wrote? Is English your 2nd language and you really did not understand my meaning? If so, I would be happy to rephrase.
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RE: Ooops... Slippery little things....
ORIGINAL: Rebel Ryder
actually I am quite proud of my literary skills, w/english as my 1st lang. I was just making fun of your creative ability to complicate a simple statement. furthermore, your delightful use of intelligent syntax and dynamic linguistic arrangments is highly prized to those who truly give a civilized crap.[sm=icon_cheers.gif]
ORIGINAL: Eyespy
Excuse me? You need the above paragraph dumbed down in order to comprehend what I wrote? Is English your 2nd language and you really did not understand my meaning? If so, I would be happy to rephrase.
ORIGINAL: Rebel Ryder
Huh? 8th grade english please sir
ORIGINAL: Eyespy
I believe you completely. When you hear someone say they "had to lay it down", it's nothing more than than a thinly disguised admission of their failure to maintain control of the motorcycle and execute a successfull evasive maneuver in a panic situation, masquerading as an intentional act. In virtually every case, there was a better alternative action not taken. A pragmatic and honest rider will be able to readily concede this and face up to it, and actually learn from it.
I believe you completely. When you hear someone say they "had to lay it down", it's nothing more than than a thinly disguised admission of their failure to maintain control of the motorcycle and execute a successfull evasive maneuver in a panic situation, masquerading as an intentional act. In virtually every case, there was a better alternative action not taken. A pragmatic and honest rider will be able to readily concede this and face up to it, and actually learn from it.
Excuse me? You need the above paragraph dumbed down in order to comprehend what I wrote? Is English your 2nd language and you really did not understand my meaning? If so, I would be happy to rephrase.
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From: Mission,BC.Canada
RE: Ooops... Slippery little things....
A low speed dump is a good learning tool. It shows you what to expect at higher speed. It happens to everybody at least once. I'm glad you and your ride survived.
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RE: Ooops... Slippery little things....
ORIGINAL: lenrough
I think he's trying to say "dumbazz uses BS excuse for why he drops bike and then denies it was his fault." [8D]
ORIGINAL: Rebel Ryder
actually I am quite proud of my literary skills, w/english as my 1st lang. I was just making fun of your creative ability to complicate a simple statement. furthermore, your delightful use of intelligent syntax and dynamic linguistic arrangments is highly prized to those who truly give a civilized crap.[sm=icon_cheers.gif]
ORIGINAL: Eyespy
Excuse me? You need the above paragraph dumbed down in order to comprehend what I wrote? Is English your 2nd language and you really did not understand my meaning? If so, I would be happy to rephrase.
ORIGINAL: Rebel Ryder
Huh? 8th grade english please sir
ORIGINAL: Eyespy
I believe you completely. When you hear someone say they "had to lay it down", it's nothing more than than a thinly disguised admission of their failure to maintain control of the motorcycle and execute a successfull evasive maneuver in a panic situation, masquerading as an intentional act. In virtually every case, there was a better alternative action not taken. A pragmatic and honest rider will be able to readily concede this and face up to it, and actually learn from it.
I believe you completely. When you hear someone say they "had to lay it down", it's nothing more than than a thinly disguised admission of their failure to maintain control of the motorcycle and execute a successfull evasive maneuver in a panic situation, masquerading as an intentional act. In virtually every case, there was a better alternative action not taken. A pragmatic and honest rider will be able to readily concede this and face up to it, and actually learn from it.
Excuse me? You need the above paragraph dumbed down in order to comprehend what I wrote? Is English your 2nd language and you really did not understand my meaning? If so, I would be happy to rephrase.
