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Fantastipotamus posted:I was cruising by a mom and her kid in the stroller, and as we approached she turned the stroller towards the road so the kid could watch me coming along. I looked as I went by, and he was sporting a huge Man that sounds like a cigarette ad  Speaking of, did they ever have Joe Camel riding a bike? Probably could have gotten way more kids hooked that way
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redscare posted:Man that sounds like a cigarette ad  Because some of us believe in the man upstairs, but all of us believe in sticking it to the man down here.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjgeLX8iqB8
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Z3n posted:
gently caress yeah gimme some of that cancer GIVE IT TO ME NOW you dick-faced cartoon camel
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redscare posted:Man that sounds like a cigarette ad They did one better. They teamed up with Honda to make a Joe Camel bike.
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Phat_Albert posted:They did one better. They teamed up with Honda to make a Joe Camel bike. I was hoping there would be a picture of Joe Camel riding a sportbike. While doing a GIS for that, i stumbled upon this: http://thenewcaferacersociety.blogspot.com/2009/04/robert-nesta-marley.html What?!!?!
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Z3n posted:I was hoping there would be a picture of Joe Camel riding a sportbike. While doing a GIS for that, i stumbled upon this: Even Rastas aren't immune to The Sickness
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Z3n posted:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NjgeLX8iqB8 We believe in black... because it doesn't show dirt... or weakness.
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wormil posted:We believe in black... because it doesn't show dirt... or weakness. I'll show Joe who's wrong about the Robertson account on Monday
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If you've ever had to or known someone that had to work on Lucas electric parts, you may find some humor in this. http://www.mez.co.uk/lucas.html I'm may order the smoke, just in case.
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http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/mcy/1382659257.html Dear lord, give me the strength to resist temptation, to avoid encounters with the law at the hands of the god we call supermoto.  quote:Up for sale is my 99 Yamaha YZ400f SuperMoto. This bike is not only fully built with all the best parts but it’s also plated and street legal in California. This is VERY rare and difficult to find. The engine was fully rebuilt with 426 crank, rod, piston and cylinder less than 3000 miles ago, and the valves were just done. It runs beautifully and has tons of power. Trust me, this thing makes a DRZ400 look like a kids toy. It has just as much power as any of the 450s out there, and more than a lot of them. It also weighs a ton less than a DRZ. Under 250lbs fully fueled.   I have no money or I would be buying the poo poo out of this bike.
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Z3n posted:I have no money or I would be buying the poo poo out of this bike. Sounds like it's time to start selling yourself on the street corner, imo
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wormil posted:We believe in black... because it doesn't show dirt... or weakness. What? Have they ever ridden a black bike? 
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Z3n posted:http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/mcy/1382659257.html just go into crushing debt like the rest of the country, gently caress the future, live in the NOW
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Doctor Zero posted:What? Have they ever ridden a black bike?
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Speaking of terrible ticket machines, today I committed to buy a DRZ400SM. I'll need to find a grandmother to park on.
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Z3n, you should buy that. I can't even imagine how much fun it must be to ride, and at 250 lbs or less even. At that weight you can almost just have someone pick it up and hold it while you do chain lubing, tire changes, etc.
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JebattoRocket posted:Z3n, you should buy that. I can't even imagine how much fun it must be to ride, and at 250 lbs or less even. At that weight you can almost just have someone pick it up and hold it while you do chain lubing, tire changes, etc. The g/f is considering buying it...she'd sell the Z1000 and we'd 2 up on distance on the ZZR1200. 
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Z3n posted:The g/f is considering buying it...she'd sell the Z1000 and we'd 2 up on distance on the ZZR1200. do it do it do it I'd buy it myself but thats about $1000 more than I
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Z3n posted:The g/f is considering buying it...she'd sell the Z1000 and we'd 2 up on distance on the ZZR1200. Every now and then I can convince my wife she should buy something for herself, knowing drat well I'll use it more than she does. The drawback to your situation is that if she buys it, she'll use it. The choice is simple - regret or jealousy.
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It's easy to quell the occasional pangs of jealousy when you're cackling your head off riding up the steps to the courthouse plaza
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Z3n posted:The g/f is considering buying it...she'd sell the Z1000 and we'd 2 up on distance on the ZZR1200. So you'll be sitting on back then?
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Z3n posted:http://orangecounty.craigslist.org/mcy/1382659257.html
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Phy posted:It's easy to quell the occasional pangs of jealousy when you're cackling your head off riding up the steps to the courthouse plaza I'll be sure to mention that to her.  laymil posted:So you'll be sitting on back then? My pride I just think it'd be hilarious to walk out to the bikes at the end of a ride or bike night or whatever, and have me get on this massive tourer and have her kickstarting an absurd sumo.  Zool posted:Two words, credit union. I've already got my complimentary loans from racing If this were next year, I'd probably already have the SV sold, the sumo bought, and be looking for an R6...haha.
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Saw a guy on a cruiser this afternoon with his son riding pillion. The kid looked about 8 and was in shorts and sandals, only protection was a brain bucket. I don't understand how you can voluntarily put your own child in that kind of a situation. Squids are one thing, as are their girlfriends who choose not to wear gear while on the back, at least it's their own choice to be retarded. But a kid is going to have no idea what kind of damage you're going to suffer in an unprotected crash. Ugh, I wish they would take bikes from people like that. The whole ride home I was picturing an 8 year old all rashed up and imagining what his mother's reaction would be
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Oh man tell me about it. Beginning of the summer I saw a fatass dude and his overweight kid, something about the two of them together made it impossible for the kid to put his feet on the rear pegs, or even keep them in and they stuck out like chubby little sausage links as the (i'm assuming) father split lanes down the 110 in LA. It really freaked me out, but the kids feet never hit a car so I'm hoping its just one of those things that looks really terrible but from a firsthand perspective isn't as close as it seems.
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-Inu- posted:Saw a guy on a cruiser this afternoon with his son riding pillion. The kid looked about 8 and was in shorts and sandals, only protection was a brain bucket. I don't understand how you can voluntarily put your own child in that kind of a situation. Squids are one thing, as are their girlfriends who choose not to wear gear while on the back, at least it's their own choice to be retarded. But a kid is going to have no idea what kind of damage you're going to suffer in an unprotected crash. Ugh, I wish they would take bikes from people like that. The problem is you suck at riding motorcycles. That dude isn't going to wreck - he's amazing! And being amazing at riding 800lb cruisers is genetic so his son is also protected 
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-Inu- posted:Saw a guy on a cruiser this afternoon with his son riding pillion. The other day I saw a guy riding a 996 SuperHawk in shorts, t-shirt and no helmet with his son on the back, also with shorts, T-shirt, but wearing a helmet. Kid had to be elementary school age. They were at the other side of an intersection from me, and when the light went green, the guy wheelied through the intersection and rode it till it hit the limiter 
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I saw a dude in Hawaii with no lid or anything with what looked like an 8 year old with an oversize half-face on the back. Wonder what JR will think when daddy is lying on the pavement with an open melon. loving idiots, its ok to be stupid when you're young and have no family, its not when you have kids to take care of. Put on a drat lid so you don't leave them w/out a father.
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We should have a contest, we all strap carseats with babydolls on the back of our bikes and last man not in jail is crowned king of CA or something. edit: and when you get arrested you have to post your mug shot. blugu64 fucked around with this message at 16:34 on Sep 23, 2009 |
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blugu64 posted:We should have a contest, we all strap carseats with babydolls on the back of our bikes and last man not in jail is crowned king of CA or something. Oh man I'd be in for that. Hell, I could paint the carseat black and the cops would probably never notice, it'd just be another strange protrusion on the rear end end of the ZZR.
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Z3n posted:Oh man I'd be in for that. Hell, I could paint the carseat black and the cops would probably never notice, it'd just be another strange protrusion on the rear end end of the ZZR.
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-Inu- posted:Just don't forget the dimples. I thought that's what the baby was for.
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blugu64 posted:We should have a contest, we all strap carseats with babydolls on the back of our bikes and last man not in jail is crowned king of CA or something. Trolling the cops seems like the worst idea in history
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I don't know what would freak me out more. A rider with his kid in a car seat or a rider with a DOLL in a car seat.
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Ola posted:I don't know what would freak me out more. A rider with his kid in a car seat or a rider with a DOLL in a car seat. There was this guy: http://www.break.com/usercontent/2007/12/Modified-Child-Seat-On-Harley-422770.html
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OrangeFurious posted:There was this guy: http://www.break.com/usercontent/2007/12/Modified-Child-Seat-On-Harley-422770.html Is that an official HD child seat? And does the kid get a set of handlebars too? 
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OrangeFurious posted:There was this guy: http://www.break.com/usercontent/2007/12/Modified-Child-Seat-On-Harley-422770.html goddamn it, thats hosed up blugu64 fucked around with this message at 18:03 on Sep 24, 2009 |
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OrangeFurious posted:There was this guy: http://www.break.com/usercontent/2007/12/Modified-Child-Seat-On-Harley-422770.html Lil guy's got his own chaps on and everything. I wonder how well mounted that seat is though.
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