Hehe. I was thinking the same thing.


Is this your first bike?

 

he has to break it in might as well go on a ride

 

maybe i'll weld it back up and sell it to you ryan haha

 

nope, third.

 

as of now, my list stands as is:

1986 Dodge Ram 50 (sold)
1986 Toyota AE86 (sold)
1972 Datsun 240Z (sold)
2004 Subaru GDB (sold)
1987 Toyota AE86 (sold)
2001 Kawasaki ZR-7S (sold)
1986 Audi CGT (sold)
1998 Acura DC2 (sold)
1985 Toyota AE86
1986 Toyota MX73 (sold)
1987 Toyota AE86 (sold)
2000 Yamaha R6 (sold)
1998 Toyota Avalon
2003 Kawasaki ZX-6R

 

quit showing off all the things you've owned ryan! lol!

Thanks again for looking out for my car at HIN. You better becareful about riding man... i still need you for track days so i dont fall asleep driving to the track!

 

If this is your third bike....I'm more worried about the car drivers that have no respect or no situational awareness when a motorcycle is around.

I always try and take care of motorcycle riders near me, if I have the chance to let them in, I'll back off. Have even blocked for them on occassions. Basically I have alot of respect for motorcyclists...they have bigger ***** then me. (NO experience on motorcycles)

 

me too. they always throw me the peace sign when i move over to let them pass

 

We like you drivers. And if we don't show any sign back, we still appreciate it. Its just were being careful of the other drivers.

 

its good to here that you guys here look out for motorcycle riders cause im thinking about gettin one for commute to school and work.

but i agree with you guys tho, i always look out for motorcycle riders too, although ive never blocked someone else to let a rider in yet... lol. but its not a bad idea!

 

were the same Marc, i always give riders the right-of-way

 

i'm glad that there are still people out there who have some common sense. sometimes, i run into people driving their cars like they own the place.