I'm busted

[*GSXR~SNAIL*]

Bike got sold actually.

For your historical curiosity though, I'm a 3-term Yamaha'er going back 1999.

I had a '99 R6, followed by a 2000 R1, and then my most recent 2004 R1. "Britney" as she was affectionately called.

Anyway... long-story-short I lost my license for awhile, so I had to sell her. Right now, she's with my cousin Mario (pronounced Mary-Oh).

I won't bother embedding another obnoxiously big picture to this thread, but here's what she looks like, if you're interested:
BRITNEY

I'm thinking I'll either buy her back from Mario (pronounced Mary-Oh), when I get my lic. back, or I'll get me whatever the Ducati du jour is. Or both if I can. Needless to say I just kinda wanna get "legal" again.

That's where I was headed...I just couldn't see you still having a bike after seeing all those tickets on your lovely bedspread.

Heh.

Link works now.

[~Barn~]

It had the extra http:// for a minute, but I corrected it. Should be working for ya.

[*GSXR~SNAIL*]

It had the extra http:// for a minute, but I corrected it. Should be working for ya.

Link works fine now. My buddy had the same bike. Damn nice ~Barn~. Hopefully you can get her back soon.

Good luck.

[Bassil Duwaik]

Barn I'm going to kill you lol. I can't believe my eyes with these tickets you got. After seeing all those tickets and your still riding you know for sure that I'm going to go though that lawyer you suggested. Moreover, I don't feel so bad after seeing all your tickets

[Nick_Ninja]

Barn I'm going to kill you lol. I can't believe my eyes with these tickets you got. After seeing all those tickets and your still riding you know for sure that I'm going to go though that lawyer you suggested. Moreover, I don't feel so bad after seeing all your tickets

He's not .................................................. .............

[~Barn~]

Although I could get me a track pony and get my fix in there. It's a damn shame that SCR is no-more. It was like 10 minutes from my house.

Oh well... Soon!

[R1chie]

All I can say is wow, that is a lot of tickets. I guess it goes with the territory but I am making every effort for my bed spread NOT to have all those different colored pieces of paper on it (and no flowers too )

[R1chie]

Barn I'm going to kill you lol. I can't believe my eyes with these tickets you got. After seeing all those tickets and your still riding you know for sure that I'm going to go though that lawyer you suggested. Moreover, I don't feel so bad after seeing all your tickets

He is not riding because he sold his bike and doesn't have a drivers license. You should feel bad, there are consequences and after getting a lot of tickets, you will pay a lot of money for a lawyer, you will pay through the nose for insurance for years as part of the lessons of not to get too many speeding tickets. Everyone gets them including myself but you will be paying through the nose to either fight it and/or over a long period of time when you start accumulating them.

I suggest slow down, buy a good radar detector, ride in groups, do not speed through residential/incity/small towns and reduce the chances of getting a ticket. Your wallet will thank you.

[rforsythe]

But why would you want to PASS a vehicle that is speeding 40-45 in a 35 anyway?? I would have been happy to keep that beotch out in front of me and used it as a wall between me and the radar gun.

There's a name for yo-yo's on bikes that HAVE to drive 9/10ths on the street ------ TROOPER FODDER

What can I say other then when/if you ever ride in a group...I won't expect you to keep up.

1. Spend some time riding with CSC before trying to be a badass. Plus getting everyone else noticed by the fuzz will not make you the most popular guy.
2. The point of a group ride is to ride as a group, not see how many people you can beat to the next stop
3. A few people in CSC are medically trained and know how to remove a helmet safely. But the majority are not. Unless you know for sure someone in that group can successfully perform CPR on your ass when you crater into a canyon wall, you may want to keep it in check just a bit. Ambulances take a while to get to the places we ride.
4. Me thinks you don't know Jeff too well... He can probably outride most of the CSC on the street. Going fast involves more than throttle.

[Player 2]

1. Spend some time riding with CSC before trying to be a badass. Plus getting everyone else noticed by the fuzz will not make you the most popular guy.
2. The point of a group ride is to ride as a group, not see how many people you can beat to the next stop
3. A few people in CSC are medically trained and know how to remove a helmet safely. But the majority are not. Unless you know for sure someone in that group can successfully perform CPR on your ass when you crater into a canyon wall, you may want to keep it in check just a bit. Ambulances take a while to get to the places we ride.
4. Me thinks you don't know Jeff too well... He can probably outride most of the CSC on the street. Going fast involves more than throttle.

[Bueller]

1. Spend some time riding with CSC before trying to be a badass. Plus getting everyone else noticed by the fuzz will not make you the most popular guy.................
Going fast involves more than throttle.

There is a big group ride tomorrow at Pueblo, speeding is encouraged and without risk of LEO intervention. Many of the faster CSC riders will be there and you can show everyone your mad skillz.

[~Barn~]

"a big group ride at Pueblo."


Nice.

[Player 2]

It's not a group ride?

[~Barn~]

I just like Bueller's way with words.

[Player 2]

[Mel]

I don't have mad skillz :-(
Ralph, i do like your post....

[R1chie]

There is a big group ride tomorrow at Pueblo, speeding is encouraged and without risk of LEO intervention. Many of the faster CSC riders will be there and you can show everyone your mad skillz.

I would like mad skillz, does the MRA or CSC have classes that teach mad skillz or is this some type of anger management program. I guess I don't get it.