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10/29/2013 1:59pm
Luckily his neck was there to catch his fall... Haha!
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10/29/2013 4:31pm
Luckily his neck was there to catch his fall... Haha!
You mean luckily the fuel tank was there to bounce his chin off of. Wink
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10/29/2013 4:36pm
edgo897 wrote:
I guess it is a good thing to never ever lube your steering stem bearings?
I'm not suggesting that this guy is a pro, but if you ever had a chance to grab the bars of many pro's bikes, you might be surprised how much they have their mechanics overtighten the steering stem. It's like a damper-free stabilizer.
10/29/2013 4:50pm
Gotta give dude credit, he sacked up and tried it Grinning

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10/29/2013 5:01pm
Lucky or good suspension I'd say.

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10/29/2013 6:05pm
edgo897 wrote:
I guess it is a good thing to never ever lube your steering stem bearings?
GuyB wrote:
I'm not suggesting that this guy is a pro, but if you ever had a chance to grab the bars of many pro's bikes, you might...
I'm not suggesting that this guy is a pro, but if you ever had a chance to grab the bars of many pro's bikes, you might be surprised how much they have their mechanics overtighten the steering stem. It's like a damper-free stabilizer.
this guy is a semi pro his name is wayne garret , he is sponsored by johnny rea from world supperbikes ,he is one of the top riders in ireland and got a few top tens in the british championship , he s definitely a slow guy on a bike ,
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10/29/2013 10:18pm
GuyB wrote:
I'm not suggesting that this guy is a pro, but if you ever had a chance to grab the bars of many pro's bikes, you might...
I'm not suggesting that this guy is a pro, but if you ever had a chance to grab the bars of many pro's bikes, you might be surprised how much they have their mechanics overtighten the steering stem. It's like a damper-free stabilizer.
I guess there is no ain't no common sense left in this here world if ya gotta be pro to think 'bout keeping that there steering stem tight on a dirt scooter...
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10/29/2013 10:29pm
GuyB wrote:
I'm not suggesting that this guy is a pro, but if you ever had a chance to grab the bars of many pro's bikes, you might...
I'm not suggesting that this guy is a pro, but if you ever had a chance to grab the bars of many pro's bikes, you might be surprised how much they have their mechanics overtighten the steering stem. It's like a damper-free stabilizer.
bangmyhead wrote:
I guess there is no ain't no common sense left in this here world if ya gotta be pro to think 'bout keeping that there steering...
I guess there is no ain't no common sense left in this here world if ya gotta be pro to think 'bout keeping that there steering stem tight on a dirt scooter...
There's tight, and then there's tiiiiigggghhhtt.
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10/30/2013 12:14am
Isnt that cahuilla where you usually just triple down? Was he trying to quad into the uphill rollers?

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