Damn people asking "what happened to your tank?"
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Damn people asking "what happened to your tank?"
Finnaly got tired of it today when like the third person asked me so I just told him "It takes big ***** to ride a stunt bike, I dented it in so my ***** would have somewhere to sit "
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You should of said something like.my girlfriend likes having hardcore sex on my bike so I slammed her *** on the tank so she wouldn't keep sliding down when she's sitting on it.lol im dum.
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all joking aside.....I used to carry taco bell and wendys back to the lot in my tank dent, and my drink in the hole in my rear seat!
Everything is finding multiple uses if it keeps me from driving my enormous truck!
Everything is finding multiple uses if it keeps me from driving my enormous truck!
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the other lever is my hydraulic clutch just in case the cable snaps on the primary one since it is a honduh after all :-)
Actually had a goldwing rider look at my bike and ask me what the scotts did, because he'd seen them fiddling with something similar on superbikes.
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Actually had a goldwing rider look at my bike and ask me what the scotts did, because he'd seen them fiddling with something similar on superbikes.
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A loaf of bread however does not have suffiecient weight vs aerodynamic effieciency to stay in the dent without a front fairing.
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i found out the hard way that a naco bell grande doesnt either....lost that sumbitch at around 30 mph...no recovering that! Had to go back and get another one....worst $6 nacho EVER!
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booooyaaaaaah tuna sammiches.
Also carried a 12 pack of kokanee on the tank down to the shop to get a tire mounted and balanced asap.
9.98 for a shinko with 50% tread mounted and balanced is hard to beat :-)
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