Some air-cooled fun

"Saddlebag" > wrote in message
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>
> It could be because your original post came across as somewhat glib.
> Many in here expect a more remorseful, dejected recap of such a
> encounter followed by a sermon swearing off street riding.
>
>> He seems really bitter about something
>> but I haven't put my finger on what that something is just yet. I'm
>> sure he'll blurt it out soon enough. :-)
>
> Naw, he doesn't come across that way to me. He's just embarking on a
> time honored AMS tradition; namely, belittle the guy who rides "more
> dangerously" than you do.
>

Thanks Saddle, I was starting to think I wasn't making the point clear.

Sheesh.

Bryan

Bryan wrote:
> "Shag" > wrote in message

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> Can you quote where I made a crack about you or your bike? (Aside from the
> fact it wouldn't be allowed on a track? That is just a fact.)

No it's not, it would be welcome on most any track. Sign up for some
more trackdays/trackschools and you'll see tons of bikes out there that
aren't sportbikes.

Case in point:
http://groups.msn.com/MCTripPics/2fa...to&PhotoID=616



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Andrew
00 Daytona
00 Speed Triple
71 Kawi H1
05 Infant

"Andrew" > wrote in message
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>
> No it's not, it would be welcome on most any track. Sign up for some more
> trackdays/trackschools and you'll see tons of bikes out there that aren't
> sportbikes.
>
> Case in point:
> http://groups.msn.com/MCTripPics/2fa...to&PhotoID=616
>
>
>
> --
> Andrew

Thanks for the correction. Now he no excuse not to take it to the track.

Bryan

Andrew wrote:
> Bryan wrote:
> > "Shag" > wrote in message
>
> >
> > Can you quote where I made a crack about you or your bike? (Aside from the
> > fact it wouldn't be allowed on a track? That is just a fact.)
>
> No it's not, it would be welcome on most any track.

You mean, after he gets those sharp edges filed back down?

wrote:
> Andrew wrote:
>> Bryan wrote:
>>> "Shag" > wrote in message
>>> Can you quote where I made a crack about you or your bike? (Aside from the
>>> fact it wouldn't be allowed on a track? That is just a fact.)
>> No it's not, it would be welcome on most any track.
>
> You mean, after he gets those sharp edges filed back down?
>

Tim! Welcome home!

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Andrew
00 Daytona
00 Speed Triple
71 Kawi H1
05 Infant

"P.J. Berg" > wrote in message
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> And you both got his name wrong.. )
>
> J.
>

i always do...as do alot of folks...LOL...and i just copied Bryan, because,
as i said, i always spell it wrong anyway....

Right. I've never been to the places you list and also don't comment
on how anybody rides at any of those places like you choose to do about
the places I ride. Get it? Probably not. Yes, I love my wife and
kids. That was not a surprising question coming from you. Crack about
my bike? Someone already covered the part about not being allowed on a
track for me. You're a "little" slow at this stuff, aren't you? Yeah,
I crashed, and yeah, I can outride you. Don't take it so personally.
A name you called me? "Squid." You said it yourself but it's clear it
suits you much better. You just now said "I never called you a name.
Please show everyone a quote where I called you a name. Oh yeah, you
ARE a squid." If you can't keep up with the conversation any better
than that, then you've got more serious problems than your bitter
attitude. Crashing is nothing to brag about? Who bragged? Are you
serious or just joking or are you honestly as limited in your
understanding as you seem to be? Why are you so bitter? Is it because
of a lack in your own riding ability? You're interesting in a sad,
clown-kinda way. But not that interesting. Go take a riding class or
something. HO HO HO!

"Saddlebag" > wrote in message
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> Joey Tribiani wrote:
>> "Shag" > wrote in message
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>> >I'm gonna try to make it there again before this riding
>> > season is out. Stay tuned. :-D
>> >
>>
>> let me know shag....I didn't make it this time, but i'd love to come ride
>> with you and Bryan...
>
> What about me what about me?! I'll be down there May 27th for sure and
> maybe May 26th too. I just love being schooled. Learning is so much
> fun! I promise not to speed...much...near stop signs.
>

Saddle, you and I should meet up sometime....we aren't that far away....

"Saddlebag" > wrote in message
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>> Sounds like some irresponsible hoons are setting up a grudge race on a
>> public road....tsk,tsk,tsk.....naughty boys. (let me know who wins!)
>
> I'm going to ride with "Take it slow Joe" for heaven's sake. Stop the
> wishful thinking.
>

Saddle, Saddle....you never did read well..... i have come outright and
stated i speed...i drive fast, and i even like to lay the bike way over in
curves sometimes...the difference, my friend, is when i get caught, i suck
it up and take my punishment for knowingly and willingly breaking the
laws....i don't call the laws silly nor curse the guy that is paid to
enforce them...that is where you and i differ...my mother taught me three
things i don't see much anymore, common courtesy, manners, and personal
repsonsibility.... i still practice all three...

"Bryan" > wrote in message
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> "Brian" > wrote in message
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>>
>>
>> So you will just 'drop the flag' for Shag & Bryan's little adventure into
>> the dynamics of cornering.....and follow them down to pick up the pieces?
>
> I'm sure tail of the dragon is a great ride, but since I am 2000 miles
> away and the Rockies are in my back yard I'll just settle for being
> schooled by the local riders on the track.
>
> Maybe it is just me but I try to avoid pushing the limits on the street.
> You know, live to ride another day and all.
>
> Bryan

well **** Bryan, make it worth the trip.....Shag is about an hour south of
VIR and I am about an hour north of it....3.27(i think) miles of great
track...
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