*** October 2008 Voting ***
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10-19-2008, 10:12 AM
RE: *** October 2008 Voting ***
I REALLY like all these bikes this month which is unusual for me. Very hard vote. 2 Rep's, a classic, a waaay tricked out F4ez, and the Telephonica.
Came down to the F4i and 600rr, but i like blue a little more then red so D2D got my vote ! All very nice bikes.
Came down to the F4i and 600rr, but i like blue a little more then red so D2D got my vote ! All very nice bikes.
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10-21-2008, 02:05 AM
RE: *** October 2008 Voting ***
Voodoo's so COOL (enough sucking up for ya ?)
I have a few thoughts on the ROTM which I'm going to share (waits for sh1tstorm to erupt)[X(]
To my way of thinking, how tricked out your bike is depends largely on how much loot you have, or don't have, in your wallet. It's also pretty easy to trick out a modern bike, with all the bits....
However, when you have a bike that's 20 years old, still capable of 160MPH, and looks as good as the day it came off the showroom floor, and you don't have access to trick bits (they don't make them, and never did) I think the older bike owner deserves a round of applause, if not your vote. It takes much more effort to keep the oldies in good shape.........Go Classic !
(mine's nicer, though)
I have a few thoughts on the ROTM which I'm going to share (waits for sh1tstorm to erupt)[X(]
To my way of thinking, how tricked out your bike is depends largely on how much loot you have, or don't have, in your wallet. It's also pretty easy to trick out a modern bike, with all the bits....
However, when you have a bike that's 20 years old, still capable of 160MPH, and looks as good as the day it came off the showroom floor, and you don't have access to trick bits (they don't make them, and never did) I think the older bike owner deserves a round of applause, if not your vote. It takes much more effort to keep the oldies in good shape.........Go Classic !
(mine's nicer, though)