guys, saw a guy wheeling on academy... it looked SEXY as hell
oh ya, and the hoes loved it. he pulled one up right between cars and everything... next light he was being handed phone numbers
lucky bastard
so the question i guess is this...
cant seem to bring my bike up without clutching it, and its pretty scary!
any pointers? elevations sucks
Tell me you're joking.....
I don't think there is any proper way to wheelie in traffic. It's death on a stick, and traffic is already treacherous enough when BOTH wheels (and corresponding brake and steering fuctions) are employed.
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Are you serious.
Practice.. practice.. practice..
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yes, the hoes had huge booobs
hey, if Keith Code says that back wheel turns the bike, i believe himOriginally Posted by RYBO
Remember too, that it's vital that the hoes see you, while you're getting better. Don't make the mistake that so many do, of wearing a helmet or gloves or anything. Proper traffic stunting is a solid 75% showmanship and marketability. You don't see professional surfers wearing life jackets, do you?
Anyway, good luck getting better, and I hope soon that you're getting your motorboat on, with the large breasted Spring'ers. Like I said, nothing will help you improve like practicing whenever you have a 1 or 2 second gap between you and the car infront of you, or cars on your flank. If you think about it, they're gonna be protecting you from wayward debris in the road anyway.
~Brandon~
Aprilia RSV 1000 R Factory - "Gemma"
MV Agusta F3 800 - "Amy Lou"
Rattan Fat Bear Plus - "Lynda"
I rarely think of motorcycles without a little yearning. They are about moving, and humans, I think, yearn to move – it’s in our cells, in our desires. We quiet our babies with cyclic movement, and we quiet ourselves by going.
Melissa Holbrook Pierson
Remember too, that it's vital that the hoes see you, while you're getting better. Don't make the mistake that so many do, of wearing a helmet or gloves or anything. Proper traffic stunting is a solid 75% showmanship and marketability. You don't see professional surfers wearing life jackets, do you?
Anyway, good luck getting better, and I hope soon that you're getting your motorboat on, with the large breasted Spring'ers. Like I said, nothing will help you improve like practicing whenever you have a 1 or 2 second gap between you and the car infront of you, or cars on your flank. If you think about it, they're gonna be protecting you from wayward debris in the road anyway.
ja!
completely agree
gonna have to click my ohlins damper a few notches, so the headshake jiggles my arse.
Remember too, that it's vital that the hoes see you, while you're getting better. Don't make the mistake that so many do, of wearing a helmet or gloves or anything. Proper traffic stunting is a solid 75% showmanship and marketability. You don't see professional surfers wearing life jackets, do you?
Anyway, good luck getting better, and I hope soon that you're getting your motorboat on, with the large breasted Spring'ers. Like I said, nothing will help you improve like practicing whenever you have a 1 or 2 second gap between you and the car infront of you, or cars on your flank. If you think about it, they're gonna be protecting you from wayward debris in the road anyway.
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Wow, this can't be fo real....
Squid tip of the day: Put your left foot on the rear passenger peg, push down on the handlebars, crack the throttle and stand up. Don't forget to cover the rear brake, and practice balancing the good ol 12 o'clock. Don't kill yourself...
you'll have to show me at VIR
and yes, im dicking around... sheesh
Make sure you carry at least a OGIO backpack so you can adequately carry all the panties and numbers that will be slung your way. Bra's can probably fit under your rear seat cowl.
When McVaaaahh and I use to stunt up and down 285, its a must to wear whatever ICON gear you have. I mostly wore my ICON back protector and my helmet with the pink mohawk.
Bitches dug that shit!
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Kinda hard to tell with people I don't know...
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oh ya, and the hoes loved it. he pulled one up right between cars and everything... next light he was being handed phone numbers
lucky bastard
so the question i guess is this...
cant seem to bring my bike up without clutching it, and its pretty scary!
any pointers? elevations sucks
LOL, maybe next time he wont be so lucky
Last night I went cruising with my lady down Federal and while waiting at a stop light a bunch of bikers decided to go inbetween vehicles which I thought was ridiculous and unsafe, but what can i say
Practicing in traffic would seem to make you better at it.
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off-peg is where its at on the streets!
you fucking people are dumb....
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*slams door*
<---------follows doug... gets hit in the face by door......
If you do rolling stoppies in traffic, you get soccer moms instead of hoes...your choice
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if you can do rolling stoppies then you are probly alot better then you are getting credit for....
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