My first bike.
#24
11-05-2014, 04:25 PM
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Indianapolis and Toledo
Posts: 5,599
Then there was my second bike, a twin turbo ZX-14 with an extended swing arm, strapped front forks, and a big bore kit with nitrous, wow what a machine.By the time I got this bike I was 15 1/2 and thought it would be a good bike for my paper route, and would speed up the process of delivering all of those frigging newspapers every morning!
The only problem was that it was extremely hard to hit the front porch going 220 mph, never thought about that until I had alread bought the bike!
So I called Deejer and told him about my dilema. Deej showed me the light and told me that the KLX250 would be the perfect paper route bike. And he was right, that bike was so slow that I had to throw the papers the exact moment I was lined up with the front porch, there was no need to lead the throw. All of the large dogs could then catch me and chewed up all of my boots, pant legs, pegs and tires because I could not get away from them. The mad old ladies could run down the street in their fuzzy house shoes and catch me and pull me off of my bike.
But Deej was right, I used a lot less gas, and stopped getting speeding tickets early in the morning. The KLX was the perfect paper route bike indeed, as long as you liked getting beat up by old ladies and bit by raging dogs!
Good ole Deej has never steered me wrong
The only problem was that it was extremely hard to hit the front porch going 220 mph, never thought about that until I had alread bought the bike!
So I called Deejer and told him about my dilema. Deej showed me the light and told me that the KLX250 would be the perfect paper route bike. And he was right, that bike was so slow that I had to throw the papers the exact moment I was lined up with the front porch, there was no need to lead the throw. All of the large dogs could then catch me and chewed up all of my boots, pant legs, pegs and tires because I could not get away from them. The mad old ladies could run down the street in their fuzzy house shoes and catch me and pull me off of my bike.
But Deej was right, I used a lot less gas, and stopped getting speeding tickets early in the morning. The KLX was the perfect paper route bike indeed, as long as you liked getting beat up by old ladies and bit by raging dogs!
Good ole Deej has never steered me wrong
#26
11-05-2014, 05:36 PM
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Indianapolis and Toledo
Posts: 5,599
Hey Deejer! How the hell are ya you old Jackwagon you! Man I am doing great and still eating azz like a 20 year old............LOL
I actually have 3 girls living with me now because one of the girls friends has moved up from Florida and she needed a place to stay until she can get an apartment. She is so hot I think we are going to keep her!
I have managed to stay out of fights and jail for the last 3 years, a real milestone for me. Well for the most part anyway!
I sold all of my Harleys except for the one that was owned by my best friend Art because I really never liked them to begin with.
I am just as good looking as I ever was..........LOL
Life is good my friend!
I actually have 3 girls living with me now because one of the girls friends has moved up from Florida and she needed a place to stay until she can get an apartment. She is so hot I think we are going to keep her!
I have managed to stay out of fights and jail for the last 3 years, a real milestone for me. Well for the most part anyway!
I sold all of my Harleys except for the one that was owned by my best friend Art because I really never liked them to begin with.
I am just as good looking as I ever was..........LOL
Life is good my friend!
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