Is this DM 18 s bike on ebay ?

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8/31/2014 12:52pm
tprice07 wrote:
I wonder how many A-Kit suspensions the kid needed.....he has one set forsale as well: http://www.ebay.com/itm/151385251081
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when Supermini's pass him.
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8/31/2014 1:03pm
Kyle978 wrote:
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when...
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when Supermini's pass him.
I don't know the seller, but I look at it a little differently:

No matter how fast or slow you are, if you can get good suspension and set it up properly, you are less likely to land on your head.

And that's a good thing.
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8/31/2014 1:09pm
tprice07 wrote:
I wonder how many A-Kit suspensions the kid needed.....he has one set forsale as well: http://www.ebay.com/itm/151385251081
Kyle978 wrote:
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when...
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when Supermini's pass him.
You are so cool.... Wrong
Just another dork worrying about someone else's stuff
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8/31/2014 1:10pm
Kyle978 wrote:
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when...
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when Supermini's pass him.
Xeno wrote:
I don't know the seller, but I look at it a little differently: No matter how fast or slow you are, if you can get good...
I don't know the seller, but I look at it a little differently:

No matter how fast or slow you are, if you can get good suspension and set it up properly, you are less likely to land on your head.

And that's a good thing.
x2, and that one save could save you thousands in medical bills. A kit,10k, hospital bill 50k?, think about it.

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8/31/2014 1:53pm Edited Date/Time 8/31/2014 1:54pm
Kyle978 wrote:
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when...
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when Supermini's pass him.
Xeno wrote:
I don't know the seller, but I look at it a little differently: No matter how fast or slow you are, if you can get good...
I don't know the seller, but I look at it a little differently:

No matter how fast or slow you are, if you can get good suspension and set it up properly, you are less likely to land on your head.

And that's a good thing.
mxb2 wrote:
x2, and that one save could save you thousands in medical bills. A kit,10k, hospital bill 50k?, think about it.
I've bought A-kit stuff, I was a top local Pro carrying a pro card, and I weighed 200 lbs. It was harsh and I couldn't get it dialed with my local suspension guy. I was in Cali and met up with the Enzo guys and they basically told me I wasn't fast enough to make the stuff work right. I ended up selling the A-kit stuff and coating my stock stuff so it looked cool. Like a dumbass.

Everyone thinks A-kit is like riding on a cloud, and that's far from the truth.

I guess there may be some "bitterness" from me because I've been around the kid and he thinks he's really, really cool.
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8/31/2014 4:19pm
Kyle978 wrote:
I've bought A-kit stuff, I was a top local Pro carrying a pro card, and I weighed 200 lbs. It was harsh and I couldn't get...
I've bought A-kit stuff, I was a top local Pro carrying a pro card, and I weighed 200 lbs. It was harsh and I couldn't get it dialed with my local suspension guy. I was in Cali and met up with the Enzo guys and they basically told me I wasn't fast enough to make the stuff work right. I ended up selling the A-kit stuff and coating my stock stuff so it looked cool. Like a dumbass.

Everyone thinks A-kit is like riding on a cloud, and that's far from the truth.

I guess there may be some "bitterness" from me because I've been around the kid and he thinks he's really, really cool.
Typical of amatuer MX though- more money than speed, but I do envy the personal mechanic part.
8/31/2014 10:29pm
tprice07 wrote:
I wonder how many A-Kit suspensions the kid needed.....he has one set forsale as well: http://www.ebay.com/itm/151385251081
Kyle978 wrote:
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when...
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when Supermini's pass him.
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9/1/2014 9:40am
tprice07 wrote:
I wonder how many A-Kit suspensions the kid needed.....he has one set forsale as well: http://www.ebay.com/itm/151385251081
Kyle978 wrote:
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when...
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when Supermini's pass him.
Funny, I challenge you to find a supermini rider that has passed me while I'm actually trying. How many A-Kit's did I "need"? None. But when you're friends with people that work for the team and can get them cheaper than a re-valved set of suspension, and set up for free. What the hell, right? And considering most of the bikes came with them already installed.

Before all of you talk about a kid with more money than speed, why don't you actually come and talk to that kid instead of sitting behind a keyboard on a forum.

Yes, I own a lot of these bikes, however when you get a deal like I did, it's pretty difficult to pass up.
There's only one photo in that listing because I was using it as a placeholder while we get everything in pristine condition for photos. I figured I'd just generate some interest first.

I have 2 450's for sale as well that were Ryan Sipes' California bikes, but he didn't do much of his training out here and they sat until I got ahold of them. Every bike being sold is in impeccable condition. The motors aren't ticking time bombs like people make them out to be. The baddest 250 motor in my garage will run up around 15-25 hours depending on who, and how you ride it.

For all of the people that want to spread negativity over a message board, think about what you're saying. There are kids in this sport that live and breathe for it. Just because they don't fit your ideal persona for an athlete, or you're jealous of them doesn't give you any right to pre-judge or spew your negativity towards them. We are all people. We are all in this sport because we love it. Whether someone has 10 Factory purchased bikes, or one 2002 CR250 with 300 hours on it. We all are in this sport for the same reason. Try and be a little more considerate.
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9/1/2014 9:44am
Xeno wrote:
I don't know the seller, but I look at it a little differently: No matter how fast or slow you are, if you can get good...
I don't know the seller, but I look at it a little differently:

No matter how fast or slow you are, if you can get good suspension and set it up properly, you are less likely to land on your head.

And that's a good thing.
mxb2 wrote:
x2, and that one save could save you thousands in medical bills. A kit,10k, hospital bill 50k?, think about it.
Kyle978 wrote:
I've bought A-kit stuff, I was a top local Pro carrying a pro card, and I weighed 200 lbs. It was harsh and I couldn't get...
I've bought A-kit stuff, I was a top local Pro carrying a pro card, and I weighed 200 lbs. It was harsh and I couldn't get it dialed with my local suspension guy. I was in Cali and met up with the Enzo guys and they basically told me I wasn't fast enough to make the stuff work right. I ended up selling the A-kit stuff and coating my stock stuff so it looked cool. Like a dumbass.

Everyone thinks A-kit is like riding on a cloud, and that's far from the truth.

I guess there may be some "bitterness" from me because I've been around the kid and he thinks he's really, really cool.
Excuse the double post, but I just caught this. I have literally NO idea who you are. I've never been around you. How about you actually come and talk to me before you talk on a public forum about the kind of person you THINK I am. I try to be as genuine, and humble as humanly possible. I love this sport. I love the family aspect of this sport. I love the people I've met through this sport. I in no way think I'm "cool." I barely got a top 10 at Loretta's this year. That's no reason for any sort of cockiness you think I have. I haven't proven myself on any national level enough to earn a cocky attitude. Therefore, I don't have one.

Try a little Splenda with that bitterness. I hear it helps.
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9/1/2014 5:06pm
tprice07 wrote:
I wonder how many A-Kit suspensions the kid needed.....he has one set forsale as well: http://www.ebay.com/itm/151385251081
Kyle978 wrote:
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when...
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when Supermini's pass him.
DMills525 wrote:
Funny, I challenge you to find a supermini rider that has passed me while I'm actually trying. How many A-Kit's did I "need"? None. But when...
Funny, I challenge you to find a supermini rider that has passed me while I'm actually trying. How many A-Kit's did I "need"? None. But when you're friends with people that work for the team and can get them cheaper than a re-valved set of suspension, and set up for free. What the hell, right? And considering most of the bikes came with them already installed.

Before all of you talk about a kid with more money than speed, why don't you actually come and talk to that kid instead of sitting behind a keyboard on a forum.

Yes, I own a lot of these bikes, however when you get a deal like I did, it's pretty difficult to pass up.
There's only one photo in that listing because I was using it as a placeholder while we get everything in pristine condition for photos. I figured I'd just generate some interest first.

I have 2 450's for sale as well that were Ryan Sipes' California bikes, but he didn't do much of his training out here and they sat until I got ahold of them. Every bike being sold is in impeccable condition. The motors aren't ticking time bombs like people make them out to be. The baddest 250 motor in my garage will run up around 15-25 hours depending on who, and how you ride it.

For all of the people that want to spread negativity over a message board, think about what you're saying. There are kids in this sport that live and breathe for it. Just because they don't fit your ideal persona for an athlete, or you're jealous of them doesn't give you any right to pre-judge or spew your negativity towards them. We are all people. We are all in this sport because we love it. Whether someone has 10 Factory purchased bikes, or one 2002 CR250 with 300 hours on it. We all are in this sport for the same reason. Try and be a little more considerate.
Dmills525, do you have a contact #, or email?, thanks billy, 301-801-1987, or Wgoske@yahoo.com
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9/1/2014 5:16pm
tprice07 wrote:
I wonder how many A-Kit suspensions the kid needed.....he has one set forsale as well: http://www.ebay.com/itm/151385251081
Kyle978 wrote:
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when...
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when Supermini's pass him.
DMills525 wrote:
Funny, I challenge you to find a supermini rider that has passed me while I'm actually trying. How many A-Kit's did I "need"? None. But when...
Funny, I challenge you to find a supermini rider that has passed me while I'm actually trying. How many A-Kit's did I "need"? None. But when you're friends with people that work for the team and can get them cheaper than a re-valved set of suspension, and set up for free. What the hell, right? And considering most of the bikes came with them already installed.

Before all of you talk about a kid with more money than speed, why don't you actually come and talk to that kid instead of sitting behind a keyboard on a forum.

Yes, I own a lot of these bikes, however when you get a deal like I did, it's pretty difficult to pass up.
There's only one photo in that listing because I was using it as a placeholder while we get everything in pristine condition for photos. I figured I'd just generate some interest first.

I have 2 450's for sale as well that were Ryan Sipes' California bikes, but he didn't do much of his training out here and they sat until I got ahold of them. Every bike being sold is in impeccable condition. The motors aren't ticking time bombs like people make them out to be. The baddest 250 motor in my garage will run up around 15-25 hours depending on who, and how you ride it.

For all of the people that want to spread negativity over a message board, think about what you're saying. There are kids in this sport that live and breathe for it. Just because they don't fit your ideal persona for an athlete, or you're jealous of them doesn't give you any right to pre-judge or spew your negativity towards them. We are all people. We are all in this sport because we love it. Whether someone has 10 Factory purchased bikes, or one 2002 CR250 with 300 hours on it. We all are in this sport for the same reason. Try and be a little more considerate.
Man, I LOVE when this happens! Rock on Mr.Mills
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9/1/2014 5:36pm
Kyle978 wrote:
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when...
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when Supermini's pass him.
DMills525 wrote:
Funny, I challenge you to find a supermini rider that has passed me while I'm actually trying. How many A-Kit's did I "need"? None. But when...
Funny, I challenge you to find a supermini rider that has passed me while I'm actually trying. How many A-Kit's did I "need"? None. But when you're friends with people that work for the team and can get them cheaper than a re-valved set of suspension, and set up for free. What the hell, right? And considering most of the bikes came with them already installed.

Before all of you talk about a kid with more money than speed, why don't you actually come and talk to that kid instead of sitting behind a keyboard on a forum.

Yes, I own a lot of these bikes, however when you get a deal like I did, it's pretty difficult to pass up.
There's only one photo in that listing because I was using it as a placeholder while we get everything in pristine condition for photos. I figured I'd just generate some interest first.

I have 2 450's for sale as well that were Ryan Sipes' California bikes, but he didn't do much of his training out here and they sat until I got ahold of them. Every bike being sold is in impeccable condition. The motors aren't ticking time bombs like people make them out to be. The baddest 250 motor in my garage will run up around 15-25 hours depending on who, and how you ride it.

For all of the people that want to spread negativity over a message board, think about what you're saying. There are kids in this sport that live and breathe for it. Just because they don't fit your ideal persona for an athlete, or you're jealous of them doesn't give you any right to pre-judge or spew your negativity towards them. We are all people. We are all in this sport because we love it. Whether someone has 10 Factory purchased bikes, or one 2002 CR250 with 300 hours on it. We all are in this sport for the same reason. Try and be a little more considerate.
seth505 wrote:
Man, I LOVE when this happens! Rock on Mr.Mills
Haha thanks man. It just sucks people try to bring you down unnecessarily!

And Billy, shot you a text!
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just got it, thanks
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This is DMills bike, most of em from Rockstar Suzuki, new motors, a kits, Etc. Hes selling them since he got yamahas, like Bronson said.
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9/1/2014 9:04pm
tprice07 wrote:
I wonder how many A-Kit suspensions the kid needed.....he has one set forsale as well: http://www.ebay.com/itm/151385251081
Kyle978 wrote:
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when...
The kid "needed" none of them. I see him all the time at SoCal tracks and have always laughed at his practice bikes with A-kit when Supermini's pass him.
DMills525 wrote:
Funny, I challenge you to find a supermini rider that has passed me while I'm actually trying. How many A-Kit's did I "need"? None. But when...
Funny, I challenge you to find a supermini rider that has passed me while I'm actually trying. How many A-Kit's did I "need"? None. But when you're friends with people that work for the team and can get them cheaper than a re-valved set of suspension, and set up for free. What the hell, right? And considering most of the bikes came with them already installed.

Before all of you talk about a kid with more money than speed, why don't you actually come and talk to that kid instead of sitting behind a keyboard on a forum.

Yes, I own a lot of these bikes, however when you get a deal like I did, it's pretty difficult to pass up.
There's only one photo in that listing because I was using it as a placeholder while we get everything in pristine condition for photos. I figured I'd just generate some interest first.

I have 2 450's for sale as well that were Ryan Sipes' California bikes, but he didn't do much of his training out here and they sat until I got ahold of them. Every bike being sold is in impeccable condition. The motors aren't ticking time bombs like people make them out to be. The baddest 250 motor in my garage will run up around 15-25 hours depending on who, and how you ride it.

For all of the people that want to spread negativity over a message board, think about what you're saying. There are kids in this sport that live and breathe for it. Just because they don't fit your ideal persona for an athlete, or you're jealous of them doesn't give you any right to pre-judge or spew your negativity towards them. We are all people. We are all in this sport because we love it. Whether someone has 10 Factory purchased bikes, or one 2002 CR250 with 300 hours on it. We all are in this sport for the same reason. Try and be a little more considerate.
Uhhhh, I think this "kid" just owned you two adults!
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9/1/2014 9:45pm
Dmills FTW
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9/2/2014 1:38am Edited Date/Time 9/2/2014 1:38am
I see these bikes everyday. they are in my way. please buy them. ill give a free high five with purchase. lol

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