user names

[Bosshound]

It's still the boss of me  

all this time I thought "MYMASTER" was some sort of Code Name for "Clean Every Freakin Thing In Sight"

[twotonevert]

I used to have a................oh well nevermind. Those that know me know and it would take too long to explain.

Wait, heres a pic..

[mymaster]

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It's still the boss of me  

all this time I thought "MYMASTER" was some sort of Code Name for "Clean Every Freakin Thing In Sight"  

[ike]

Mine is from one of my best friends in the whole wide world that past at just 7 years of age. He was the best dog I ever had and I still am not over him.
He was an Argentine Dogo.

[yamahor]

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To tell you the truth I did not even put any thought into it. I had posted on a couple of boards since I was new to riding and thinking of getting a Busa because my bike was too small ( looked like I was on a pocket bike). I just threw something on there because I did not expect to stay long. I figured I would post I wanted to buy a Busa get the your not ready and you'll shoot your eye out kind of mocking like I had some to expect from the other boards. Then MC welcomed me on and told me to post a pic of my scoot and stick around no matter what I rode. I have stayed every since. I had tried to change it but did not see that option in the profile section. Oh well guess I will stick with it I think it might fit anyway. I am 6'6"￾ 260lbs with a size 16, so I get called big guy allot.

Durn little guys... Thinking 6'6 is big... Try fitting on a 600, or a Busa for that matter, when you're 6'10" 350+ lbs. THAT causes some funny pictures... If I only had the one of me riding that 96 Kawi 600 down my street...

You do have me beat on shoe size though... I'm only a 14.

[yamahor]

As for my name, It all started one cold and dreary evening in the summer of 1950... Oh wait, wrong story... Oh yeah, I had a Yamaha Maxim as a first bike, then got a Yamaha Virago, the car I bought at the time was a Taurus SHO with a

Yamaha Built V6, and I was looking at a Yamaha R1 or Yamaha Warrior as my next bike (never got either one though)... So, I was a Yamaha ho, a yamahahor a yamahor.

[kml]

I'm Kenneth MacLean named after my grandfather.
My father is George named after HIS grandfather.
The names Kenneth and George haves alternated beteween first born sons for generations.
My grandfather was a carpenter and a shipwright.
He carved his initials "KML" into all of his tools.
I've continued the tradition with my tools.
Using anything else just seemed inappropriate.

cheers
ken

[motogp08]

I LOVE motogp and i graduate in the year 2008, so my name is Short, Sweet, and always to the point!

[BigmanZ]

6' 7", 290 lbs...and my last name starts with a Z. Just a callsign I've allways gone by.

[ditchdr]

It is a old nick name that EMS people have had for a long time.

[Scar]

Long deep scar across my abs...from a knifewound rec'd while I was being jumped for my possessions in a 3rd World country.

Some of my friends know me as "Scarbelly". Most, just "Scar".

My family is routinely unamused by it, but it works.

[Devil Dog]

Devil Dog..........The origin of the term is commonly associated with the Battle of Belleau Wood which took place in France during the First World War. The Germans were shocked at the ferocity of the attacking U.S. Marines (elements of the 5th and 6th Marine Regiments) and called them "Teufelhunde" which loosely translates to "Devil dog".

DD

[rubbersidedown]

Althou I can be a mean an' nasty ol'bastid at times...

I chose Rubber Side Down.

A term started way back when in early biker comunities.

I chose it,because I mean it.

For all my brothers an' sisters out there....

KEEP THE RUBBER SIDE DOWN.

RSD.

[Busasweety]

After we bought our matching Busas we came across the Org. My husband thought it would be good for me to be active on the site so we started with my user name....He came up with it because he calls me "SWEET'  

We wanted just Busasweet, but it wan't available so....BUSASWEETY it is. Now we both just use the same name.

[flrider]

flrider
My non-busa other bike is a Harley ultra, hence flrider. Started using name long before I bought my busa.

[Revvv]

Revvv comes from my profession. I'm a pastor. (A really screwed up pastor)

The name Revvv started as a joke at the drag strip. I hate being called Reverend. I just don't like the term. A few of the guys started calling me Rev-Run as a joke and the term Revvv took on a whole new meaning and stuck.

[saygbye]

ive always been a speed freek so back in the day, i'll just say the early 90's i had one of the faster street cars around and did a lot of street racing. i won more than i lost and after one race that i won my buddy said you told that @*&$^#%! goodbye. somehow after a few too many brews we came up with the idea of saygbye for a plate. ive had that plate since then. first on a 10 sec mustang then a 98 cobra, 2000 lightning, then another 10 sec mustang. i traded that last car for my busa. its the fastest thing ive ever owned so it got the plate and i got the username

[S-R Racing]

A long time friend and myself decided to combined our talents and passion for bikes about two years ago. Using the first letters from our last names, and a variation of the suzuki 's' & 'r' from gsxr,we ended up with this logo;
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[motogp08]

ive always been a speed freek so back in the day, i'll just say the early 90's i had one of the faster street cars around and did a lot of street racing. i won more than i lost and after one race that i won my buddy said you told that @*&$^#%! goodbye. somehow after a few too many brews we came up with the idea of saygbye for a plate. ive had that plate since then. first on a 10 sec mustang then a 98 cobra, 2000 lightning, then another 10 sec mustang. i traded that last car for my busa. its the fastest thing ive ever owned so it got the plate and i got the username

Cool story!

[motogp08]

Devil Dog..........The origin of the term is commonly associated with the Battle of Belleau Wood which took place in France during the First World War. The Germans were shocked at the ferocity of the attacking U.S. Marines (elements of the 5th and 6th Marine Regiments) and called them "Teufelhunde" which loosely translates to "Devil dog".

DD

Awsome trivia DD!