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[quote:5vm5jsk4]Apparently, the bike was bone-stock with no modifications in order to ensure that the hydroplaning was successful.[/quote:5vm5jsk4] I would think the reason he did it on a stock bike was more because he knew it could get ruined or lost at the bottom of a lake.

Bradshaw was on fire that year though, if he was on two wheels he was either leading or heading towards the front quickly. Kinda sounds like I'm talking about Stewart, but hopefully their careers diverge a lot more soon.

I find acoustic and electric guitars to be pretty different instruments, I don't really play the same things on them. On acoustic I do alot more things with open strings, and on electric I play alot more bar chords and do alot more muting. I love them both though. As for how to learn, I would recommend a couple lessons...

Bradshaw should have won that year, I think he needed a 4th or better or something that last race and couldn't pull it off.

I think he's got the outdoors in his pocket if he doesn't get hurt again no matter what Canard brings.

Maddox seemed to much prefer the Nokia E70 to the iphone. http://www.thebestpageintheuniverse.net/c.cgi?u=iphone

I'm a fan of Reed when he is riding, but I can no longer defend him with the helmet off. He just has one of those faces you wanna slap, but he flat out flies on the bike and I respect him for that. I would still call myself a fan but I skip his interviews now.

I can say with 100% certainty that we have sunk much much lower, this isn't even on the charts.

I'll be man enough to admit that I counted Windham out last year, I believe I even posted on here somewhere saying as much. I couldn't have been more wrong though, he is riding great this year. He seems to have always had the skills but he needs to be in a good frame of mind to go fast. I've...

I thought they got 2

never totally naked though, he always kept some footwear on to keep it tasteful that first pick looks like he used some of that fake tan crap that's popular in jersey these days

It warms my cold black heart to see three digit lap times.

one of my favorite line: Peter- "now Lois I know you are a feminist and I think that's adorable, but this is grown up time and I'm the man."

[quote="APLMAN":3ddcc4qw][quote="noteethleroy":3ddcc4qw]Trey is on it for sure but I am tired of the "he's lead every lap of his career" bullshit, I watched ATL earlier and Sipes had Canard the first 2 times across the stripe in the heat so the announcer's never even should have started with that crap.[/quote:3ddcc4qw] They only award points for main events, not heat races......[/quote:3ddcc4qw] well...

Trey is on it for sure but I am tired of the "he's lead every lap of his career" bullshit, I watched ATL earlier and Sipes had Canard the first 2 times across the stripe in the heat so the announcer's never even should have started with that crap.

He's too slow, he had his chance back before the professional trainer days, he's screwed now.

The most pissed off I ever saw my dad when my little brother became one of those little moto-brats. My bro had been doing really well on his 1986 yz 80 at the local track so my dad bought him a brand new 1991 rm80. He fried the clutch at his second race and threw the bike down on the...

I'm having a hard time picturing #7 as a title contender in anything anymore, sure he'll win some but he'll throw some away. But kdub is a guaranteed top 5 outdoors I think which should be good enough to get paid to do it.

[quote="Mod Killer":6a1wrs5y] and kdub was supposed to be the 4th member of the '06 dream season. so dont be suprised by his win, hes still got a couple races in him. not enuff to be a full time contender, but enuff to be there a few times a year. [/quote:6a1wrs5y] I agree kdub has some good races left in him...