LOL HOSTEL wtf
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Mutantbear wrote:
LOL HOSTEL wtf
i didnt even know america had hostels wtf
jaekus is a better american than me
jaekus is a better american than me
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Also stayed at this one - http://www.usahostels.com/sanfrancisco/
i stumbled upon bf2s some years ago.
an' i hadn't got banned since.
an' i hadn't got banned since.
bought a motorcycle today. first one.
(not mine but same year and color as this)
Plus the hawks won and i'm texting a cute girl that likes me. good weekend I'd say.
(not mine but same year and color as this)
Plus the hawks won and i'm texting a cute girl that likes me. good weekend I'd say.
i bet she aint cute at all
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gsxr or gtfo
and burnzz, i'm not going to the track and plan to go on some distance trips so no i don't need a gsxr.
Last edited by pirana6 (2012-10-14 21:53:54)
really? not an 1100?pirana6 wrote:
the sad face was for the 'not cute' comment. an 1100 would be nice but I don't need to go 300mph and it's also my first bike so I'll get used to a 500 then move up later. don't need to kill myself just yet.
the gsxr is groundbreaking - i had a triple 750 2 stroke suzuki that they built it from - and the weight to hp ratio is unmatched. my yamaha rz400 was close, and the only thing it had on my suzuki ispirana6 wrote:
and burnzz, i'm not going to the track and plan to go on some distance trips so no i don't need a gsxr.
i could put put both my goddam feet on the ground at a red light.
a good clutch > killing yourself - it's a matter of applying the right touch, always
true but it's my first bike. i don't know what the fuck i'm doing yet.
(sorta, I learned on my dads 1600cc bike)
(sorta, I learned on my dads 1600cc bike)
i hope your dad's bike is a harley, because sixteen hundred in the hands of a japanese maker = big fairing, a reverse gear, built in radio and a house payment.pirana6 wrote:
true but it's my first bike. i don't know what the fuck i'm doing yet.
(sorta, I learned on my dads 1600cc bike)
Roadstar
noice.
i stand corrected.
i stand corrected.
PAYDAY
Should've gone with a 750 at minimum. You'll get bored after a few months otherwise.pirana6 wrote:
the sad face was for the 'not cute' comment. an 1100 would be nice but I don't need to go 300mph and it's also my first bike so I'll get used to a 500 then move up later. don't need to kill myself just yet.
"Ah, you miserable creatures! You who think that you are so great! You who judge humanity to be so small! You who wish to reform everything! Why don't you reform yourselves? That task would be sufficient enough."
-Frederick Bastiat
-Frederick Bastiat
My first bike was a YBR125
Still have it, but that shall be changing shortly...
Still have it, but that shall be changing shortly...
I need to upgrade into an R6/CBR600RR soon
Tested a CBR600rr that was tuned by a Honda dealership guy for the track. More torque than I could shake a stick at and the ECU was flashed, etc. My friend tested it who has been riding for years and he said he wouldn't get it now. If I get bored with a 500 then I'll move up, then. I'm gonna take small steps with these machines. They do deserve some respect after a all.Jay wrote:
Should've gone with a 750 at minimum. You'll get bored after a few months otherwise.pirana6 wrote:
the sad face was for the 'not cute' comment. an 1100 would be nice but I don't need to go 300mph and it's also my first bike so I'll get used to a 500 then move up later. don't need to kill myself just yet.
Exactly, no reason to rush into it considering the risks. I just sold my bike because it was getting cold in the mornings before work, but if i lived over in the US I'd get something pretty fast considering how wide and open your roads are. Riding round my town was pretty shitty.pirana6 wrote:
Tested a CBR600rr that was tuned by a Honda dealership guy for the track. More torque than I could shake a stick at and the ECU was flashed, etc. My friend tested it who has been riding for years and he said he wouldn't get it now. If I get bored with a 500 then I'll move up, then. I'm gonna take small steps with these machines. They do deserve some respect after a all.Jay wrote:
Should've gone with a 750 at minimum. You'll get bored after a few months otherwise.pirana6 wrote:
the sad face was for the 'not cute' comment. an 1100 would be nice but I don't need to go 300mph and it's also my first bike so I'll get used to a 500 then move up later. don't need to kill myself just yet.