scRAPING pegs
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nah blue bird it's not about getting old, your very correct with your first thought, that we all have different reasons for enjoying the ride, heck i'll sit in my driveway sippin on some ice tea just staring at my bike and i'm totally enjoying that. and there's no speed in that, shoot that puppy's parked....hee hee hee.....
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Is it just me or does it seem like most riders are extreme extroverts?? And youre right about that, the few people that have told me about their wrecks, not to call them wuss or anything, but if you get hurt once and quit then why try in the first place?
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Just to answer your question about scraping pegs, you are at max lean for what ever bike your on once you start scraping hard parts.
Just to answer your question about scraping pegs, you are at max lean for what ever bike your on once you start scraping hard parts.
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nah blue bird it's not about getting old, your very correct with your first thought, that we all have different reasons for enjoying the ride, heck i'll sit in my driveway sippin on some ice tea just staring at my bike and i'm totally enjoying that. and there's no speed in that, shoot that puppy's parked....hee hee hee.....
nah blue bird it's not about getting old, your very correct with your first thought, that we all have different reasons for enjoying the ride, heck i'll sit in my driveway sippin on some ice tea just staring at my bike and i'm totally enjoying that. and there's no speed in that, shoot that puppy's parked....hee hee hee.....
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