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Old Mar 21, 2006 | 04:32 PM
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Re: Learning to stunt on a nice bike...

Originally Posted by 929_uR
how can you have no money???

are you that guy who spends 500 at the bar every night and buys every gadget and stupid expensive thing there is???wtf.

mbe you need an agent/manager to help. *ahem *cough *me* cough*

yeah...and don't you have a pink hummer? lol

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Old Mar 21, 2006 | 04:41 PM
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Re: Learning to stunt on a nice bike...





Yeah, i've learned everything i know on this, it looks nice, as of right now. Stoppie accident took 1/2 of the altered 905 cage of the left, luckily it only took a blaack and red sharpie to fix it. Thats why i'm probably getting a 929 this week strictly for stunt purposes. I agree that the less u care about your bike the faster ur gonna learn ur skills.
Old Mar 21, 2006 | 05:06 PM
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Re: Learning to stunt on a nice bike...

Originally Posted by FSPalex
uhh for people with out sponsors it comes down to if you have money. fixing bikes is expensive, especially when you are first starting out.
then get a sponsor...

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Old Mar 21, 2006 | 05:08 PM
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Re: Learning to stunt on a nice bike...

Originally Posted by 929_uR
how can you have no money???

are you that guy who spends 500 at the bar every night and buys every gadget and stupid expensive thing there is???wtf.

mbe you need an agent/manager to help. *ahem *cough *me* cough*
500 at the bar every night and kewl gadgets hahaha...

wow.. im a cheap drinker first off 500 in alchohol and i'd be dead..

as far as kewl gadgets are concerned.... i got a pink razor phone does that count? it was a Xmas gift.

-Kane
Old Mar 21, 2006 | 05:13 PM
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Re: Learning to stunt on a nice bike...

Originally Posted by Kaneone
then get a sponsor...

-kane
thanks for the tip pinky.
Old Mar 21, 2006 | 05:17 PM
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Re: Learning to stunt on a nice bike...

Originally Posted by Kaneone
then get a sponsor...

-kane

so uhmmm...you lookin to sponsor any MA riders???

you know you gotta rep on both coasts.

Originally Posted by Kaneone
500 at the bar every night and kewl gadgets hahaha...

wow.. im a cheap drinker first off 500 in alchohol and i'd be dead..

as far as kewl gadgets are concerned.... i got a pink razor phone does that count? it was a Xmas gift.

-Kane
so like where does the kaneone money go??? dont you do shows and make movies and endorse sponsors?? i mean if you aint gettin cash... maybe i'll hook you up with dinner once a week if you rep for my website..*cough customfighters *cough .com *ahem. geez im gettin a cold.
Old Mar 21, 2006 | 06:21 PM
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Re: Learning to stunt on a nice bike...

Originally Posted by 929_uR
so like where does the kaneone money go??? dont you do shows and make movies and endorse sponsors?? i mean if you aint gettin cash... maybe i'll hook you up with dinner once a week if you rep for my website..*cough customfighters *cough .com *ahem. geez im gettin a cold.
Please enlighten me as to which movies you might think I have been in?

Stunt DVD's definitley do not count as I think we all know none of the riders featured in them are ever compensated accordingly. (except reasonable doubt (PART 1 not PART 2)

I do on the other hand, participate in a hell of a lot of exhibitions. I also am very fortuneate enough to have several cash paying industry reconized sponsors with whom I actively endorse multiple products for...

BUT...

I also live in Southern California and put every penny I ever earn directly back into my business, as well as split it accordingly with my team partner. when you look at my finaces as to how much I spend compared to what I make.. whew... its a sad affair... If I can afford a hamburger and keep my account above overdraw I feel like a king.

Ill level with you.. when I look at my career, if things continue at the pace they have for the past 2 years, and as long as I am able to continue as such.. I realisticlly think that by spring of 2008 I will be doing OK. I already wish it was '07.

-Kane

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Old Mar 21, 2006 | 06:46 PM
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Re: Learning to stunt on a nice bike...

Its an endless cycle. You start out with a minty bike, stunt it, and soon get bored of the tricks you can do. So you step it up and start learning new tricks, eating **** along the way, and caring less and less about your now non-minty bike. Thats when you actually start to progress, and then you start to think that your good enough to stunt a minty bike again. So you make your bike minty again. Then you try learing circles and the cycle goes on...
Old Mar 21, 2006 | 09:04 PM
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Re: Learning to stunt on a nice bike...

Originally Posted by 929_uR
take your plastics off when your practicing, if anything.

I learned on a nice bike, full fairing 9deuce w/no cage...and if you ask me (which i guess you are) stunting a nice bike, esp when learning SLOWS your progress, because you dont wanna trash your bike.

I picked up a stunt piece and then i actually learned how to hang off the bike, and balance wheelies and ****. (after looping it that is).
taking plastics wont do **** tho when you brake a subframe and not using a cage wont help you much either for cases and the rest of your ****. rear sets will brake you name it. stunt bikes are stunt bikes street bikes are street bikes bottom line you commit to the sport and do it
Old Mar 21, 2006 | 09:36 PM
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Re: Learning to stunt on a nice bike...

yea...brand new gsxr 1000.....destroyed....oh well just buy another one.....
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