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i could not stop laughing!!,this redneck pulled up to the gas station to get gas,his handlebars where rusty boxed tubing welded together with a stick welder!!!,no clamps just welded everything,,,
Now thats old school! I guess you just don't get it. Too bad.
Observing another man's ride from you car, doesn't put one in a good position to make valid judgement calls! Safe or not (in your oppinion) is that a problem for you?
Observing another man's ride from you car, doesn't put one in a good position to make valid judgement calls! Safe or not (in your oppinion) is that a problem for you?
So if he was on his bike...could he then make a valid judgement call?
Gimme a break. I can't imagine anyone defending rusty, poorly welded bars. Then again...NONE of us were there to actually see it other than the OP.
I have more respect for a "redneck" doing his own thing then a country club yahoo spending 40k for a premade bike so he can look cool to his friends. Don't make fun of something just because you don't understand it. Just plain ignorant...
Last edited by DevilDogg; May 28, 2011 at 08:13 PM.
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