dont get mad cause you cant afford gas for your bike, much less your own set of leathers....

 

from what I heard, he could afford anything, bum'd everything to get to the track and then some, even got a free set of tires but whats makes him more of an ass clown is as soon as he got home he went and bought a set for the street

yeah yeah go ahead and tell us you put it on your yamaha card, maybe you shoulda thought of that before going up there, instead you wanted to bum you way,

 

 

not my fault i didnt have a job at the time. luckily i got a job now and start next week. they knew i didnt have money to go and it was thier choice to help me out and in doing so i thanked them lots. i did not know my tire was flat till we got to jennings. i was going to patch the tire but one of the instructors OFFERED to give me a set of his take off slicks if i chose to do so. get your facts straight bitch. and yes it went on my yamaha card and so did my oil and filter you douche bag.

 

Hey shit head... I am a saint...

I am also known as Dexter St. Jock!!!
Now you owe me two clicks biotch!!!

 

lol...theres no way you go the speed limit on the north run dont lie to me!

 

blah blah blah

 

I for the most part do the speed limit in the straights and speed up about 100yds before the turns... If there are a series of turns then I maintain my momentum.

Read this it's been around for many years...The Pace by Nick Ienatsch - Pashnit Motorcycle Tours in California, guided

Weather you adopt the same philosophy or not is your prerogative, we are all different and like doing things differently...

IMO, straight line speed is EZ to do... anyone can do it. And braking duels on the street with inexperienced riders is very dangerous... Thus, I've never had any desire with going on rides where anyone has a problem following a designated leader to pace.

It may not be your idea of a good time... But I been on death rides way before many of you here on much lesser machinery... It's not its all cracked up to be. And you'd be wise to listen to those that heve been there & done that...

It's not hypocritical... its just plain good advice & who else is best fit to give it than those that have been there?

 

unless im at the track i really dont care to go fast in the straights. i usually cruise about 10-15 over and speed up into the corners. fast rides on the north run are fun here and there, but i dont prefer them.

 

cool