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[GreshamH]

Didn't you just lay a bike over not long ago Tristen?

I 100% agree with your CL post, right on

 

[pepe.king.prawn]

heh.. I know, I know... I did lay my bike down last june, but I can't let that stop me from riding. I have changed the way I ride and have done a lot of thinking since then. But yes, I laid down my F4i, so naturally I had to step up to the 600rr race bike . I just gotta keep two wheels on the ground.

 

[Kinetic]

lay a bike down? that sounds like the suger coated way of saying a bad bike accident? I never rode, so I don't know the jargon.

i'm glad you're ok to keep riding though =) My mother told me when I told her I was going to get a motorcycle license: "If you love your mother, you won't ride a motorcycle".

What the heck do you say to that?

 

[pepe.king.prawn]

Heh, I won't talk about my mother here, but she's not fond of motorcycles. I mentioned it in a thread a while back, but I crashed a my bike and got lucky, now it's time to slow down and think before acting. "Laying down" is usually the term when you drop the bike on its side, slide for a while and hopefully don't hit anything or get run over by mr/mrs suburban. "Looped out" is more what I did, difficult to do unless you're trying to balance quite near it... if you know what I mean.

 

[Kinetic]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7003540#post7003540 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by pepe.king.prawn
Heh, I won't talk about my mother here, but she's not fond of motorcycles. I mentioned it in a thread a while back, but I crashed a my bike and got lucky, now it's time to slow down and think before acting. "Laying down" is usually the term when you drop the bike on its side, slide for a while and hopefully don't hit anything or get run over by mr/mrs suburban. "Looped out" is more what I did, difficult to do unless you're trying to balance quite near it... if you know what I mean.

wow, well I'm glad you're ok! be safe =)

 

[Sparkss]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=7003531#post7003531 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by koden
lay a bike down? that sounds like the suger coated way of saying a bad bike accident?

As Pepe said, laying a bike down is actually quite the opposite, well except for the accident part. It usually implies an accident that one can walk/ride away from.


Ride on Pepe... my ZX12R got stolen during the move when we bought our house a couple of years back, and I just have yet to replace it . It was a mere 2 days away from having it's own garage, safe and sound.. but it was just not meant to be


EDIT: Even worse than that was the gap insurance paperwork got lost in the move so when I finally filed I also had to cover the overage, and of course the dealership that sold the separate gap "couldn't find their copy" either .. *sigh*

 

[sfsuphysics]

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=6995142#post6995142 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Psionicdragon
Craigslist is meant for advertising. What Ivan did was a very smart move. He saved 800-1000 bucks worth of advertising expense and posted on craiglist were most reefers search.

There was an article about how Craigslist is making ebay suffer a little.

Spam or not, he got what he wanted and that was to attract foot traffic into his store.

That is smart strategic business management.

Also illegal as per their terms of service, now is that a "smart" thing?

 

[Psionicdragon]

No, but you must be bored to read the terms of service j/k