That's what I always say...more for me!Mo parts fo sale !!!!
+1 Well said who ever said it..Its frame of mind and respect of the right wrist. With great power come great responsibility. Dont know who said that.
I think past riding experience (600 supersports to 2 stroke dirt bikes 125cc and up, etc) and maturity level (right hand throttle/temptation control) count the same as becoming experienced enough to handle a Busa.Busa was my first bike, 4 years ago. I'm still alive and kickin
I guess to be fair I should add that I've had dirt experience for 14 years. And when I get ready to ride, my ultimate goal is to ride safe enough that I can come home and enjoy time w/ my kids.
Uncle Ben said that to Peter Parker.Its frame of mind and respect of the right wrist. With great power come great responsibility. Dont know who said that.
Oh snap, that is where I heard that! Thanks bro! I feel like an idiot, but it is true!Uncle Ben said that to Peter Parker.Its frame of mind and respect of the right wrist. With great power come great responsibility. Dont know who said that.
It's true, though.
Amazing Fantasy #15 (August 1962) - The first Spider-Man story.Oh snap, that is where I heard that! Thanks bro! I feel like an idiot, but it is true!Uncle Ben said that to Peter Parker.Its frame of mind and respect of the right wrist. With great power come great responsibility. Dont know who said that.
It's true, though.
I can relate to what you said. I have always been into bikes, loved motorcycles since I was boy. It wasnt until I met Juli that I was encouraged to be me and live life. I had a bike when we met, but never really had anyone to enjoy it with. When we purchased the busa, I never dreamed it would evolve into what it is now. I never dreamed I would be a member of this wonderful forum, or of the friends I would make. I love this life style. Now look, Juli has her own bike and we are having fun, living life and do what we love to do. Life is too short folks, dont be stupid, but have fun!There's always the exception when it comes to newbies with big bikes. Some are naturals, most are not. Most got the bike because theirs is just like the one they saw Shaq on or it was in the latest new rap video. It's mainly a status thing, they're not into bikes, they're into people thinking that they are riders and live that life. That's why you see so many bikes less than a year old forsale every winter. By the time the cold weather hits, the novilty has worn off and now that status symbol isn't being used and it's become nothing more than an extra payment they have to deal with.
Of course, then you have the smaller group of newbies, the exception to the norm. They bought their bike because of the desire to ride, to try a skill and get out on the open road. Future motorcycle nuts that enjoy being on 2 wheels and most things that go with it. Status is probly the last thing on their minds.
When i joined the motorcycle ranks i had no idea of what it would do to my life. How it would completely transform it. A whole new world was opened up to me. It's good to ride, good for my soul. I truly understand the "Ride to live, live to ride" motto. I couldn't be without a bike now if i wanted to.