How do you ride?
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12-02-2006, 02:35 AM
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How do you ride?
i thought this would be interesting to see what people here ride like..
how do you ride?
A: I ride about 5-10 miles over the speed limit and a safe rider most of the time but when i want too i red-line my bike in every gear.
B: I ride slow 100% of the time and do not get over 5 miles over the speed limit.
C: I speed like there is no tommorrow and have gotten many tickets, but i only speed on the freeway and am an over all good rider.
D: I pass on the shoulder, go in between cars, and cruize and 120.
how do you ride?
A: I ride about 5-10 miles over the speed limit and a safe rider most of the time but when i want too i red-line my bike in every gear.
B: I ride slow 100% of the time and do not get over 5 miles over the speed limit.
C: I speed like there is no tommorrow and have gotten many tickets, but i only speed on the freeway and am an over all good rider.
D: I pass on the shoulder, go in between cars, and cruize and 120.
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12-02-2006, 06:45 AM
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12-02-2006, 11:07 AM
RE: How do you ride?
I forgot whos sig its on:
"There fast, too fast, and way too fast, and way too fast is almost fast enough."
Its so nice to live in a somewhat rural setting... what is considered high traffic around here, is like 4 AM traffic in the beltway around DC.
I hate to say it but I can be a speeding **** around town... hitting sixth gear on a 35mph strech of road before (in my defense the road was closed because I had just got done paving it the day before so it was about the closest thing my bike has ever gotten to a track).
"There fast, too fast, and way too fast, and way too fast is almost fast enough."
Its so nice to live in a somewhat rural setting... what is considered high traffic around here, is like 4 AM traffic in the beltway around DC.
I hate to say it but I can be a speeding **** around town... hitting sixth gear on a 35mph strech of road before (in my defense the road was closed because I had just got done paving it the day before so it was about the closest thing my bike has ever gotten to a track).
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12-02-2006, 03:39 PM
RE: How do you ride?
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ORIGINAL: telgren
I forgot whos sig its on:
"There fast, too fast, and way too fast, and way too fast is almost fast enough."
Its so nice to live in a somewhat rural setting... what is considered high traffic around here, is like 4 AM traffic in the beltway around DC.
I hate to say it but I can be a speeding **** around town... hitting sixth gear on a 35mph strech of road before (in my defense the road was closed because I had just got done paving it the day before so it was about the closest thing my bike has ever gotten to a track).
I forgot whos sig its on:
"There fast, too fast, and way too fast, and way too fast is almost fast enough."
Its so nice to live in a somewhat rural setting... what is considered high traffic around here, is like 4 AM traffic in the beltway around DC.
I hate to say it but I can be a speeding **** around town... hitting sixth gear on a 35mph strech of road before (in my defense the road was closed because I had just got done paving it the day before so it was about the closest thing my bike has ever gotten to a track).
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12-02-2006, 05:43 PM
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RE: How do you ride?
ORIGINAL: mannyrios
I usually ride 10 - 15 over speed limit... but so does everyone else. I open her up when it's safe.... hard when it's possible... but always safe - or what I may consider safe at over 100. I didn't buy my weapon to keep her in the holster!
I usually ride 10 - 15 over speed limit... but so does everyone else. I open her up when it's safe.... hard when it's possible... but always safe - or what I may consider safe at over 100. I didn't buy my weapon to keep her in the holster!