lowering 1 inch?
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RE: lowering 1 inch?
ORIGINAL: HondaCBR600RRhunk
Your an ignorant basturd. I had a guy like you in a z06 that wanted to race my 2004 mustang Cobra,(almost stock
) and I beat his *** up. That shut him up, especially when there were 4 hot drunk ladies watching us race. Hey it was a Friday night. Your all talk and no go. So your saying because I'm short and can't handle a bike on my tippie toes, I'm not good enough to give advice about how well a bike performs when lowered? You don't possess any logic now do you? Yup you are a cocky corvette owner. The mouth runs faster than your car at times. I hate stupid people you know. Anyways I hate to say it, but Fret gave better responses than you. One is dumb, but your definitely dumber. Congrats.
ORIGINAL: Jet Jockey Z06 Vette
My bottom line? If a short dude cannot safely handle an RR from his tip toes, then he shouldn't be riding an RR. I've never met a truly good rider who needed to lower it just to handle the stopped moments safely. I.E. If you're not good enough to safely handle a stopped RR from your tip toes cause yo mama made you short...then you're definitely not qualified as good enough to give any advice on how well a lowered bike performs or doesn't.
My bottom line? If a short dude cannot safely handle an RR from his tip toes, then he shouldn't be riding an RR. I've never met a truly good rider who needed to lower it just to handle the stopped moments safely. I.E. If you're not good enough to safely handle a stopped RR from your tip toes cause yo mama made you short...then you're definitely not qualified as good enough to give any advice on how well a lowered bike performs or doesn't.
Your an ignorant basturd. I had a guy like you in a z06 that wanted to race my 2004 mustang Cobra,(almost stock
) and I beat his *** up. That shut him up, especially when there were 4 hot drunk ladies watching us race. Hey it was a Friday night. Your all talk and no go. So your saying because I'm short and can't handle a bike on my tippie toes, I'm not good enough to give advice about how well a bike performs when lowered? You don't possess any logic now do you? Yup you are a cocky corvette owner. The mouth runs faster than your car at times. I hate stupid people you know. Anyways I hate to say it, but Fret gave better responses than you. One is dumb, but your definitely dumber. Congrats. You just proved to me & the world beyond a doubt the socially retarded person that we have all guessed you are based on your prior posts. Name calling? Cursing? Rolling out the rice talk about your car faster than mine? All in one short post?
This is an official call for the Moderators to ban this individual from this forum permanently. This forum is a special place for us to dialogue civily & to help each other out as fellow riders & Honda owners. This person is diluting the value of this forum very quickly. Like a bully on a school play ground he needs to be put in his place.
BAN HIM!!!!
All in favor say "YES" with a response either directly to the moderators or via a response to this post.
Carry on!
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10-21-2006, 11:58 AM
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RE: lowering 1 inch?
Moderators! These are YOUR rules:
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Please! It's time to enforce them by banning HondaCBR600RRhunk permanently from this forum. I ask you to take this action ASAP!!
Thank you for this fine forum that we don't want to deteriorate.
High Flight
CBR Forum - Rules Logged in as: Jet Jockey Z06 Vette
CBR Forum membership is diverse, covering people from various countries, backgrounds, ages and experiences. Considering this diversity and to make CBR Forum enjoyable for the majority of our membership, we have adopted the following simple posting guidelines.
1. Vulgar language, images and other offensive material including, but not limited to, race, nudity or pornography is not tolerated here. The CBR Forum staff shall be the sole judges of what does and what does not violate the boards standards.
2. While debating and discussion is fine, respect your fellow enthusiasts. Being of a diverse background, members are likely to express different opinions, and while opinions may differ from yours, they are just that, opinions; and everyone is entitled to express theirs freely. We will not tolerate rudeness, insulting posts, or personal attacks. Do not flame, bother, bug, disrespect, hound or taunt ANYONE on the forums or through private messaging or chat room. If we feel a thread is getting out of hand we will close or delete it. You can/will lose your posting privileges if you continue this type of behavior.
3. "Trolls or Trolling", "Flames" and/or "Board Wars" are not tolerated here or elsewhere. Posts that taunt or are otherwise inflammatory against other sites will be removed. Also, anyone found to be making inflammatory posts and remarks on other forums (starting Flame/Board Wars) can and will loose their posting privileges here. This rule also applies to those that, for whatever reason, feel a need to post negative remarks about this site on other forums. If you do, don't expect to be welcome here.
Please! It's time to enforce them by banning HondaCBR600RRhunk permanently from this forum. I ask you to take this action ASAP!!
Thank you for this fine forum that we don't want to deteriorate.
High Flight
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10-21-2006, 12:56 PM
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RE: lowering 1 inch?
Ok... I usually stay out of the "can I lower my bike threads" because this usually happens.
Banning members is something we do after all else fails.
HondaCBR600RRhunk, you are stepping over a line. Discuss you point without resorting to childish behavior.
Frett... you're a very respected member and your opinion and experience are more than valid and valuable. But don't feed the fight with post like this.
To be honest, Frett and HondaCBR600RRhunk were not the only two arguing, but they seem the be the leading two. I'm not wasting any time reading everything in this post. The bottom line is we have different experiences and can all regurgitate quotes for other sites and writers. In the few minutes I read over some of the replies here, I could takes things to new level of "**** everyone off". What would that get us?
Stop. First and last warning. We/I value every member and like that we have different sides to questions and answers. But leave it up to the questioner to reply back to the answer he/she liked best for follow up. Or if you don't like the answer, tastefully give respect to the answer and tastefully give your answer. As long as it's not a safety issue, different answer are fine and can stay up.
IF anyone points out a reply that is obviously dangerous, we will delete it. For now, enough has been said here.
If you have any question, PM me, chainstretcher or Patrick.
Banning members is something we do after all else fails.
HondaCBR600RRhunk, you are stepping over a line. Discuss you point without resorting to childish behavior.
Frett... you're a very respected member and your opinion and experience are more than valid and valuable. But don't feed the fight with post like this.
To be honest, Frett and HondaCBR600RRhunk were not the only two arguing, but they seem the be the leading two. I'm not wasting any time reading everything in this post. The bottom line is we have different experiences and can all regurgitate quotes for other sites and writers. In the few minutes I read over some of the replies here, I could takes things to new level of "**** everyone off". What would that get us?
Stop. First and last warning. We/I value every member and like that we have different sides to questions and answers. But leave it up to the questioner to reply back to the answer he/she liked best for follow up. Or if you don't like the answer, tastefully give respect to the answer and tastefully give your answer. As long as it's not a safety issue, different answer are fine and can stay up.
IF anyone points out a reply that is obviously dangerous, we will delete it. For now, enough has been said here.
If you have any question, PM me, chainstretcher or Patrick.
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