Learning - Page 3

middleschooler · 09-28-2005, 09:02 PM

its jus hard to bewleive with all ur other sob storys.lets see....about hitting a deer.wait moose........then u said ur brother was going to die....then u say u didnt hit a moose and u jus fell cuz u suck

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Crazy Man Dan · 09-28-2005, 09:05 PM

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Originally Posted by middleschooler

its jus hard to bewleive with all ur other sob storys.lets see....about hitting a deer.wait moose........then u said ur brother was going to die....then u say u didnt hit a moose and u jus fell cuz u suck

maybe his brother was hunting a deer then got attacked by a moose

f4stunna · 09-28-2005, 09:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Shaggy

What part of this do you not understand?!?!

Flame him again - PLEASE!

oh please. i didnt say shit. you should have seen what everyone else was saying on the other 2 threads he started about this.......

and like whoever said, what does he honestly expect to hear? he's been on this site for like 3 years and has read every thread ever made and knows what to do. its just a cry for attention.

09-28-2005, 09:45 PM

Knowing what to do and doing what you need to do is two diffrent things... Hell I've read how to do highschair scrapes without a hand brake but I can't do them because I'm still learning....

sixshooter · 09-28-2005, 09:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Kelm

I've never gotten any road rash except when my leather gloves burned through.... that shit hurt.

Man I had the hottest nurse but the one that dressed me was only a milf not the young 21 year old... Shannon, Damn she was hot.

OT: You went to the hospital for some road rashed fingers?

inolen · 09-28-2005, 09:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Kelm

Knowing what to do and doing what you need to do is two diffrent things... Hell I've read how to do highschair scrapes without a hand brake but I can't do them because I'm still learning....

Exactly.. but you already know what people are going to tell you to do, because you've read it before, over and over. Now it's up to you to figure out what YOU need to do.

09-28-2005, 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by sixshooter

OT: You went to the hospital for some road rashed fingers?

It was/is noting but bone on the finger... my tendons were gone and I couldn't move my wrist what so ever.... Of course I went.

STRAWSTUNTER · 09-28-2005, 10:09 PM

GREAT PICKS ALEX!! I TOUGHT YOU WERE FOOLIN WHEN YOU SAID YOU DID WHEELIES. BUT i GUESS NOT, kEEP THAT FRONT WHEEL IN THE AIR THE MORE YOU PRACTICE THE BETTER YOU WILL BECOME.

FOR ALL THE HATERS, I CAN SAY ALEX HAS STARTED SOME, WELL..... POINTLESS THREADS BUT CUT HIM SOME SLACK! THIS ONE IS RIGHT ON. IF HE CANT POST UP ABOUT HIS WHEELIES, WITHOUT GETTING CRAPED ON! WHAT CAN HE POST UP....... IT IS "STUNTLIFE" RIGHT AND LAST TIME I CHECKED A WHEELIE WAS STILL A STUNT.

09-28-2005, 10:22 PM

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Originally Posted by STRAWSTUNTER

GREAT PICKS ALEX!! I TOUGHT YOU WERE FOOLIN WHEN YOU SAID YOU DID WHEELIES. BUT i GUESS NOT, kEEP THAT FRONT WHEEL IN THE AIR THE MORE YOU PRACTICE THE BETTER YOU WILL BECOME.

FOR ALL THE HATERS, I CAN SAY ALEX HAS STARTED SOME, WELL..... POINTLESS THREADS BUT CUT HIM SOME SLACK! THIS ONE IS RIGHT ON. IF HE CANT POST UP ABOUT HIS WHEELIES, WITHOUT GETTING CRAPED ON! WHAT CAN HE POST UP....... IT IS "STUNTLIFE" RIGHT AND LAST TIME I CHECKED A WHEELIE WAS STILL A STUNT.

Means alot to me man....

I'm gonna trade my Civic in for a cheap pickup truck that way I can practice at the spot and least if I do **** up bad someone will be there instead of doing it alone like I normally do.

BILL50 · 09-29-2005, 12:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Kelm

Shut up there are many many people on here that where there that can verify.... It's embrassing as it is funny.

CBR, My thing weighs just as much as an F4i.... I think it would proably weigh more than your 125 but I'll try 6K and lean further back.

ninja 250s are light as hell they feel just as light as dirtbikes.thats why they are good learning tools

09-29-2005, 06:43 AM

Ninja 250 Dry Weight: 388lbs
Honda CBRF4i Dry Weight: 370lbs

Personally I think it's a bit heavy

bruno_z · 09-29-2005, 07:29 AM

let me say it too...

if you must do sitdowns lean back, strech out your arms and you'll have more sence for balance...try staggered...

and where's Beto? He could give you some advice cuz he used to rock his 250...

Division1 Ryan · 09-29-2005, 08:33 AM

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Originally Posted by middleschooler

probably another internet story for a cry for attention

Thats all it is....is pretty damn sad too. I really think he needs to take some other kind of sport, b4 something really bad happens to him. He obviously wants to stunt but doesn't have the mental capacity, or skill to do it.

Like I said a million times before. YOU NEED TO STOP!!!!!!

*Shaggy* · 09-29-2005, 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by f4stunna

oh please. i didnt say shit. you should have seen what everyone else was saying on the other 2 threads he started about this.......

and like whoever said, what does he honestly expect to hear? he's been on this site for like 3 years and has read every thread ever made and knows what to do. its just a cry for attention.

I saw the other 2 thread and frankly there was too much flaming in it to even save the threads. That's why they got deleted.

Look, I happen to mod another site as well. It's a guitar player message board. You think that I (as well as others) don't get sick of answering some questions like "What are the best tubes for my amp", "What scales does so-and-so like to use in his solos?", "What scales should I learn", etc.

It's a learning process whether you are talking about guitars or motorcycles. THe big difference is that motorcycles can be fatal if you screw up. With guitars, you might get a blister is all.

Everyone has a different learning curve.

If you, or anyone else, don't want to answer the guy - don't. Simple as that.

I appologize for the way I posted - I should have just posted the rules and politely asked you to not flame him. I was kind of antagonistic - and for that - I appologize. However, I would appreciate it if you just wouldn't flame people - especially people who are just learning.

STICKYstunts · 09-29-2005, 09:16 AM

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Originally Posted by middleschooler

its jus hard to bewleive with all ur other sob storys.lets see....about hitting a deer.wait moose........then u said ur brother was going to die....then u say u didnt hit a moose and u jus fell cuz u suck

hahahaha.... funny but true

09-29-2005, 09:33 AM

Beto told me that if I did staggered I'm at a risk of wobble because the rear tire is such a narrow one unlike larger, 600cc, bikes.

Do you guys agree with that?

Ryan, You act like you jumped on a bike and became a pro stunter.... I'm sure there was a day when the best you could do was power wheelies and skitching off the side. You can't become a pro stunter over night... so stop expecting me to be when I've only been riding for what now 2 months at the time.

f4stunna · 09-29-2005, 10:21 AM

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Originally Posted by middleschooler

its jus hard to bewleive with all ur other sob storys.lets see....about hitting a deer.wait moose........then u said ur brother was going to die....then u say u didnt hit a moose and u jus fell cuz u suck

lets not forget the fact that these pics are from 2 months ago

and why is it called flaming?? thats so gay

Division1 Ryan · 09-29-2005, 10:43 AM

Ryan, You act like you jumped on a bike and became a pro stunter.... I'm sure there was a day when the best you could do was power wheelies and skitching off the side. You can't become a pro stunter over night... so stop expecting me to be when I've only been riding for what now 2 months at the time.[/quote]

Yeah, but those pics are photoshop. So....it doesnt really matter anyway.

09-29-2005, 10:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Division1 Ryan

Ryan, You act like you jumped on a bike and became a pro stunter.... I'm sure there was a day when the best you could do was power wheelies and skitching off the side. You can't become a pro stunter over night... so stop expecting me to be when I've only been riding for what now 2 months at the time.

Yeah, but those pics are photoshop. So....it doesnt really matter anyway.[/quote]

How the hell can you possibily say these are photoshop? Ask Anna (CrzGirl129), Rocky (Rock540), Frank (STAWSTUNTER)...They've seen me wheelie.

FAhq · 09-29-2005, 10:57 AM

If I was you, I'd take the good advice given in this thread up to this point, and ignore the insults....the more you respond the more off track this thread is gonna get....

but that's just what I'd do.....

09-28-2005, 09:45 PM	#44
Kelm Guest Bike: Gender: Posts: n/a	Re: Learning Knowing what to do and doing what you need to do is two diffrent things... Hell I've read how to do highschair scrapes without a hand brake but I can't do them because I'm still learning....

09-28-2005, 10:09 PM	#48
STRAWSTUNTER Registered User Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: FREDERIXBURG VA Age: 27 Bike: HONDA F4I/CRF250R/ CRF50 Gender: Male Posts: 120	Re: Learning GREAT PICKS ALEX!! I TOUGHT YOU WERE FOOLIN WHEN YOU SAID YOU DID WHEELIES. BUT i GUESS NOT, kEEP THAT FRONT WHEEL IN THE AIR THE MORE YOU PRACTICE THE BETTER YOU WILL BECOME. FOR ALL THE HATERS, I CAN SAY ALEX HAS STARTED SOME, WELL..... POINTLESS THREADS BUT CUT HIM SOME SLACK! THIS ONE IS RIGHT ON. IF HE CANT POST UP ABOUT HIS WHEELIES, WITHOUT GETTING CRAPED ON! WHAT CAN HE POST UP....... IT IS "STUNTLIFE" RIGHT AND LAST TIME I CHECKED A WHEELIE WAS STILL A STUNT.

09-29-2005, 06:43 AM	#51
Kelm Guest Bike: Gender: Posts: n/a	Re: Learning Ninja 250 Dry Weight: 388lbs Honda CBRF4i Dry Weight: 370lbs Personally I think it's a bit heavy

09-29-2005, 07:29 AM	#52
bruno_z Registered User Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Croatia (Europe) Bike: 919 Gender: Male Posts: 2,131	Re: Learning let me say it too... if you must do sitdowns lean back, strech out your arms and you'll have more sence for balance...try staggered... and where's Beto? He could give you some advice cuz he used to rock his 250... __________________ Never drive faster than your guardian angel can fly!

09-29-2005, 09:33 AM	#56
Kelm Guest Bike: Gender: Posts: n/a	Re: Learning Beto told me that if I did staggered I'm at a risk of wobble because the rear tire is such a narrow one unlike larger, 600cc, bikes. Do you guys agree with that? Ryan, You act like you jumped on a bike and became a pro stunter.... I'm sure there was a day when the best you could do was power wheelies and skitching off the side. You can't become a pro stunter over night... so stop expecting me to be when I've only been riding for what now 2 months at the time. Last edited by Kelm; 09-29-2005 at 09:36 AM.

09-29-2005, 10:43 AM	#58
Division1 Ryan Registered User Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: J.ville, N.Carolina Age: 27 Bike: Racing 905 636/ Myrtle West Gsxr 600 Gender: Male Posts: 2,966	Re: Learning Ryan, You act like you jumped on a bike and became a pro stunter.... I'm sure there was a day when the best you could do was power wheelies and skitching off the side. You can't become a pro stunter over night... so stop expecting me to be when I've only been riding for what now 2 months at the time.[/quote] Yeah, but those pics are photoshop. So....it doesnt really matter anyway.

09-29-2005, 10:57 AM	#60
FAhq retired postwhore Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: North Kansas City, MO Age: 31 Bike: '06 636 Gender: Male Posts: 1,129	Re: Learning If I was you, I'd take the good advice given in this thread up to this point, and ignore the insults....the more you respond the more off track this thread is gonna get.... but that's just what I'd do.....