What I do when someone points out that my bike is 'only a 600' I ask them about the strings hanging out of their sleeves. When they give me the usual puzzled look I look staright in theireyes and smile andsay 'Oh sorry, they're your arms'. What I found is that only little punks comment that my bike is 'only a 600'. Sometimes I have to remind them that tattoos alone don't build triceps.

 

Yeah, "only a 600" is a pretty goofy phrase in my book. I hope to improve my skills as a rider, as we all do, but I know that I will have a hard time pushing my 600 to it's maximum capabilities. If I'm lucky, I can push it to half its limitations. If you are a rider that needs a 1000 cc's because the other bikes are not enough...here's your sign.

 

thanks for posting this up I know there are people in the world who wear full gear and occasionally go to the track, maybe they've been riding for 10 years, but when you do bull **** like this you are still a squid!

 

Hell, it scares me even going the speed limit on public roads. You have oncoming traffic, dumb **** drivers everywhere and those "driver education" cars, whew! lol...it's a different feeling on the track. You have safety crew around the whole track, EMS on the spot and so on. I tell you what though, if I thought that someone was endangering my family in anyways (no kids!...not yet, hell, I don't think I have any kids! jk!) I'd report their *****. Motorcycle riding is a privelage, don't abuse it!