Great ride. I brought my throttle control this time unlike last week. Bornes serving Arby's and if you weren't there, Here's Scott67864625526 out on the streets: As Bullo says "Holla Blocks not lots!":YEAH

 

oh, but that's not the best part....

 

the streets were slain :YEAH

 

They're still alive though. Some how they survived our murdering spree. I think we need to do it again. :YEAH

Oh yea..... you Scott.

 

i'm ready .. lets kill em

 

Make it a Saturday this time!

 

why? did scott do good or what?

 

He picked up some hot chick on a corner, took her back to OH and sealed teh deal. And it only cost him $40

 

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I seriously think we did better than this on Friday.

 

where is the video

 

Talk to Brick, he's got it somewhere.

 

look how nice their pavement is out there. no pot holes, no cracks, no wicked crown in the road

 

no **** .... i hate trying to steer spreaders to fight pot holes and crowns

 

Definitely did a lot of that on friday. Thought it was a suspension test at first.

 

ghettos always have the shittiest pavement too

 

az roads are clean, flat n straighT!

 

anyone got the video? pics? my bike has less plastic than your bike now borney. crashed the busa... running strictly a dented tank at the moment with nothing else lol.

 

Told ya, shoulda just went stunna.

 

its going to be a while before i put clothes back on her lol. i got the standups down pretty decent now... just powerin through 3rd gear though. SHifting while in a wheelie has become smooth as butta... i can ride out 3rd like i said before im going too fast for my own comfort lol. gets hard to turn at like 130-140 on one wheel

you got an acerbis headlight laying around? or anything for a fighter/ im going to ziptie the busa light back on there.. unless i can find something else somewhere lol. lemme know!

 

There are some NICE roads in ghetto Detroit. We hit them up a few weeks ago. Bornie and Scott and Judd threw down right in front of a row of houses for about 30 minutes. There must have been 100 people standing around when we finally decided we were pushing it a bit and rolled out.