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Nomex posted:You would shred all the rubber off the tire before you got sparks. If he actually managed to get it down to the belts the bike would be unrideable. that and the sparks should be going the other way..
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Ace944 posted:I was out testing my new camera. What do you all think? What camera is it?
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mutt2jeff posted:I have always wanted to ride a dirtbike down one of those sweet downhill mountain biking courses, one with all the wooden bridges. I found one today while out goofing around, and had to give it a shot. Now I just need to find a longer course. While that looks fun, when I was riding mtb in australia it would piss me off to come to one of the trails and find that someone on a dirt bike had come and ripped it up, especially in the wet.
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http://frank766.zenfolio.com/p121002546/slideshow Dont know if its a repost, but these are beautiful and REALLY make me want to go riding somewhere other than Houston/surrounding areas.
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Is it wrong that I enjoyed posts by both JtS and BoJ and never really understood the hate?
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Gullous posted:http://www.flickr.com/photos/capfacsurf/
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Gay Nudist Dad posted:Look at this stupid advertising: Maybe, but everyone loves boobs.
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BlackMK4 posted:Unf. Thats insane. I want it (I would probably splatter against the pit wall or something on the 1st lap).
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I do something similar with my backpack. Basically just strap it to the back seat. I don't have extra straps and buckles, the pack has a waist strap which I just put around the tail section of the bike. The strap and buckle will get dirty if that matters to you. I then use a couple of bungie cords to secure the pack completely. I don't have an internal frame in my pack and I don't really think it is essential though it probably helps it keep its shape better. In this config I've tested it to extended 80+ cruising and some peaks of 120+ without any problems. It stays very secure. The only thing to watch out for is what Ponies mentioned about loose straps.
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invision posted:Some stuff from sunday: Thanks for taking that video dude! Is where that cuts out right before you crashed? I remember that session, I was wishing that the passing rules in novice were more relaxed 
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Mar 19, 2012 23:32
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invision posted:Yeah I think it cuts out right before the launch, and I crashed at the turn-in to keyhole. Is the subframe bent or were the plastics just jacked up?
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Mar 19, 2012 23:53
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Linedance posted:that yellow one looks sharp! I went into a local shop this week and they had 5 brand spanking new Tuonos there, 4 black 1 yellow. The yellow is definitely sexy. I turned down a test ride only because there is no way in hell I can justify buying a 15k bike.
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Mar 30, 2012 16:46
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GnarlyCharlie4u posted:Someone did a thing... While undoubtably cool.. I'd just buy a speed triple and be done with it.
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nsaP posted:So what is a good 250 track then? Grandsport Speedway near Houston is pretty good for smaller bikes. Its a great sumo track. Short, lots of turns and you never really get to run the bigger bikes out. On my SV I never felt the power deficit there like I did on faster courses.
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May 19, 2012 00:10
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Is the pillion seat on backwards?
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That is such a cool idea I want to use it despite having my own garage and living 1000 miles away.
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