I beat Rybo!

[#1Townie]

Yeah to hear about. Not as much to have it your bare hands and realize what is. People are strange. I blame those glimmering or sparkling vampire movies.

[Wrider]

Sooo Rybo, it seems you have only crashed once off of the track, but 9 times on it. I'm thinking that means that the street is a safer place for you to ride! lol

[Sean]

I admit it you are better than I

I'm glad we agree. I'm not even sure I should read the rest of your post?

Not possible - I have considerably less hair than you, meaning that heat would escape much more quickly.

Valid point. Not to mention the aerodynamic benefits. One point to you, sir.

You better - you spent something like 26 years in college, just sayin'

I like to think that the brilliance has always been there. At least that's what my Mom says. The schooling was just because I always wanted a huge amount of debt with no tangible result. Mission accomplished!

It is possible, pig. You may be better looking you warthog faced bufoon

Back-off you snarling angry marmot.

I don't tell jokes. I'm completely serious at all times.

You should start. Humor is a great thing and when done right, many people enjoy it.

True for most people on this forum. The only other person I'm aware of who has a 5 pc articulated collarbone (like mine) is your hero, Colin Edwards.

It's true, Colin is mortal. I'm as surprised as you are. Personally, I think this "may" effect his championship this year.

Also true, but that means the sun shines on me before it shines on you each day.

But it saves the best for last.

You've also ridden less Ducatis in your lifetime.

Irrelevent point! If you are going to debate your worth of awesomeness, you need to stay on point! (I almost said "stay on track" but that has proven to be a difficult task for you, judging by your next post )

You did, but I must say that your reiteration of this statement is less convincing than if you had just stated it once and left it alone. I'm less convinced now than I was earlier.

But it's so simple. All I have to do is divine from what I know of you: are you the sort of man who would put the poison into his own goblet or his enemy's? Now, a clever man would put the poison into his own goblet, because he would know that only a great fool would reach for what he was given. I am not a great fool, so I can clearly not choose the wine in front of you. But you must have known I was not a great fool, you would have counted on it, so I can clearly not choose the wine in front of me.

What are your opinions of fracking?

Yeah, I know a little about that oil now. I love it when they take the most beautiful piece of land and and cover it with fracking tanks. That's what America's all about.

[Sean]

6) March 2008 - VOR 590SMR - IMI

Was that the famous face plant on Dave's infamous front tire?

On the street/track, Rybo wins.
1. 28th and Arapahoe in Boulder
2. IMI
3. HPR


But on dirt, I think I crashed more than Rybo has in only one day when I went to Breckenridge with Bodhizafa. Ummm, not sure that's a good thing though?

[Aracheon]

And Rybo hasn't taken a Prius up the poop chute like Sean

[Dr. Joe Siphek]

pretty sure sean crashed 6 or 7 times when we went riding up at fall river reservoir!

[rybo]

Sooo Rybo, it seems you have only crashed once off of the track, but 9 times on it. I'm thinking that means that the street is a safer place for you to ride! lol

Yeah, let's just say that after taking up racing I became a way more cautious and controlled street rider. The guard rails are too close and definitive medical care is way too far away.

Was that the famous face plant on Dave's infamous front tire?

Yes, that is the infamous front tire incident. In the "rybo is awesome" column I will point out that the very front tire used in that incident was placed on Sean's motorcycle as a way to get him home after he got stuck with a flat in the middle of nowhere. My truck was used to pick his broken-down ass up, haul it to Dave's house and then we replaced a tire for him and got him back on his way. There are several other awesome people in this story including Chris who did the bulk of the driving and Dave who, for some unknown reason, saved that tire.

pretty sure sean crashed 6 or 7 times when we went riding up at fall river reservoir!

So what you're saying is that Sean's brain has been diminished by the sheer number of times his head has hit the ground and he can no longer remember all of the times he's crashed?

[Foolds]

I like to think that the brilliance has always been there. At least that's what my Mom says. The schooling was just because I always wanted a huge amount of debt with no tangible result. Mission accomplished!

No Sean your mom Told you to Stay in school until you met a hot ass lawyer Sugar Mama then let her take care of you.... Mission Accomplished!

[rforsythe]

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4) April 2007 - Yamaha YZF R6 - Miller Motorsports Park

5) August 2007 - Yamaha YZF R6 - Pueblo Motorsports Park

It's also worth pointing out that this is the same bike, crashed to little bits after an epic highside both times, repaired, and still racing in the MRA today. And #4 was while screaming around MMP with BBoz.

[cdbouncer]

Dude...months that start with A, S and M are sketchy for you

I will post my total:


1) August 2000- Triumph Daytona 900 in Southern Oregon

2) September 2002- Yamaha FZR 400 - Second Creek Raceway

3) September 2006 - Yamaha FZR 400 - Motorsports Park Hastings

4) April 2007 - Yamaha YZF R6 - Miller Motorsports Park

5) August 2007 - Yamaha YZF R6 - Pueblo Motorsports Park

6) March 2008 - VOR 590SMR - IMI

7) April 2009 - Ducati 748 - Pueblo Motorsports Park

September 2009 - Yamaha TZ125 - Pikes Peak International Raceway

9) April 2010 - Ducati 748 - Highplains Raceway

10) May 2012 - Aprilia RSV - Highplains Raceway

[jrthomas6]

I was witness to Rybos off at Miller while he was on Bostrom's tail. He should get extra credit for that one.

[cptschlongenheimer]

Dude...months that start with A, S and M are sketchy for you

Looks like Scott should just make it a habit to miss the beginning and end of every season?






(I keed)

[rybo]

I'm glad we agree. I'm not even sure I should read the rest of your post?

Valid point. Not to mention the aerodynamic benefits. One point to you, sir.

Victory is mine - Victory is mine - bring all the muffins and bagels in the land, Victory is mine!

I like to think that the brilliance has always been there. At least that's what my Mom says. The schooling was just because I always wanted a huge amount of debt with no tangible result. Mission accomplished!

It's good to have goals, but "at least that's what my mom says" is the equivalent of a new girlfriend sitting in the grandstands at the racetrack with a stopwatch telling you that you're a full second a lap faster than you really are, just to make you feel good. You have a good mom Sean. You really do.

Back-off you snarling angry marmot.

No

You should start. Humor is a great thing and when done right, many people enjoy it.

I would not say such things if I were you.

It's true, Colin is mortal. I'm as surprised as you are. Personally, I think this "may" effect his championship this year.

I think you're right.

But it saves the best for last.

You think? So Elden has us both beat in that category I guess. The sun still shines on me first.

Irrelevent point! If you are going to debate your worth of awesomeness, you need to stay on point! (I almost said "stay on track" but that has proven to be a difficult task for you, judging by your next post )

Irrelevant? (BTW nice work on the spelling there multi - year college student who's mom always said he was "brilliant") How would it be possible for you to crash a motorcycle you had never ridden? This is like me saying that I'm cooler than Michael Schumacher because he's crashed more Ferraris than I have...

But it's so simple. All I have to do is divine from what I know of you: are you the sort of man who would put the poison into his own goblet or his enemy's? Now, a clever man would put the poison into his own goblet, because he would know that only a great fool would reach for what he was given. I am not a great fool, so I can clearly not choose the wine in front of you. But you must have known I was not a great fool, you would have counted on it, so I can clearly not choose the wine in front of me.

Indeed you have a dizzying intellect.

Yeah, I know a little about that oil now. I love it when they take the most beautiful piece of land and and cover it with fracking tanks. That's what America's all about.

And here I thought it was about baseball and apple pie.

[rybo]

It's also worth pointing out that this is the same bike, crashed to little bits after an epic highside both times, repaired, and still racing in the MRA today. And #4 was while screaming around MMP with BBoz.

#4 - the most expensive (and valuable) 1-hour lesson of my racing career. I spoke with the current owner of that motorcycle today and he continues to be very happy with its performance. It was a better bike when I sold it than when I bought it - for sure.

[Sean]

pretty sure sean crashed 6 or 7 times when we went riding up at fall river reservoir!

I only crashed twice on that ride, and I was on someone else's bike, so it doesn't count.

Second thought, let's count them because some of Rybo's crashes were on other people's bikes.

Yes, that is the infamous front tire incident. In the "rybo is awesome" column I will point out that the very front tire used in that incident was placed on Sean's motorcycle as a way to get him home after he got stuck with a flat in the middle of nowhere. My truck was used to pick his broken-down ass up, haul it to Dave's house and then we replaced a tire for him and got him back on his way. There are several other awesome people in this story including Chris who did the bulk of the driving and Dave who, for some unknown reason, saved that tire.

Don't forget that it was 10pm on a Sunday night that we were all in Dave's garage. Awesome people tend to find other awesome people as friends.

No Sean your mom Told you to Stay in school until you met a hot ass lawyer Sugar Mama then let her take care of you.... Mission Accomplished!

[Sean]

Blah, blah blah, Sean is super awesome, blah, blah blah, He's better than I am, blah, blah blah, I bow down to his awesomeness, blah, blah blah, nothing I say is important, blah, blah blah.

Sean= Rybo=


Sean= Rybo=


Sean= Rybo=

[rforsythe]

#4 - the most expensive (and valuable) 1-hour lesson of my racing career. I spoke with the current owner of that motorcycle today and he continues to be very happy with its performance. It was a better bike when I sold it than when I bought it - for sure.

Yeah, it's the only 600 I've actually enjoyed racing. GSXR's annoy the shit out of me. Though the Tri 675 was definitely up there in the fun dept.

[Dr. Joe Siphek]

I only crashed twice on that ride, and I was on someone else's bike, so it doesn't count.

Second thought, let's count them because some of Rybo's crashes were on other people's bikes.

oh yeah, you are right...that was Aracheon that went down that many times...my bad

[Aracheon]

oh yeah, you are right...that was Aracheon that went down that many times...my bad

I only fell down twice.

[Sean]

I only fell down twice, every fifty yards, for eight hours.

Fixored

[Aracheon]

Fixored

My first time out at Rampart Range, yes.

On Travis' ride, no.

[Dr. Joe Siphek]

Fixored

you forgot to mention that certain hill you couldn't make it up so we all had to turn around and take the smooth road pfffft.

[Sean]

Me?

[Aracheon]

Give him credit for trying... he got further than I did...







































...and then fell over.