Any motorcycle owners?
12/1/11, 10:56 PM
#41
Bullitt Member
Originally Posted by slostang
I don't do all that, I just "scrub" the tires for a mile or so. Anyone that has ridden a big CC street bikes knows that "tank slap" as the tires spins with the front end off the ground is less then fun. Thats a nice 250, how old are you?
12/2/11, 07:12 AM
#42
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in texas you dont need to do burnouts to get the tires warm lol- when i brought my bikes down to dallas last year i've never felt any sliding within the first 5 min like i do in chicago. i loved the car pool lane on the bike in texas- thats the best feature.
those 250's have come along way...finally looks like a cool bike to ride..the wife learned on a 2000 ninja 250 - we called it the green monster lol.
the other place where i had tremendous grip was at deals gap- those roads are truely special and have instant traction wherever you go.
if you dont have a scala g4 you should get one- we have them and able to talk to each other along the routes. plus you can use them for other things like racing go karts and talking trash with your friends lol.
those 250's have come along way...finally looks like a cool bike to ride..the wife learned on a 2000 ninja 250 - we called it the green monster lol.
the other place where i had tremendous grip was at deals gap- those roads are truely special and have instant traction wherever you go.
if you dont have a scala g4 you should get one- we have them and able to talk to each other along the routes. plus you can use them for other things like racing go karts and talking trash with your friends lol.
12/2/11, 07:33 AM
#43
Bullitt Member
Originally Posted by way2qk4u2c
in texas you dont need to do burnouts to get the tires warm lol- when i brought my bikes down to dallas last year i've never felt any sliding within the first 5 min like i do in chicago. i loved the car pool lane on the bike in texas- thats the best feature.
those 250's have come along way...finally looks like a cool bike to ride..the wife learned on a 2000 ninja 250 - we called it the green monster lol.
the other place where i had tremendous grip was at deals gap- those roads are truely special and have instant traction wherever you go.
if you dont have a scala g4 you should get one- we have them and able to talk to each other along the routes. plus you can use them for other things like racing go karts and talking trash with your friends lol.
those 250's have come along way...finally looks like a cool bike to ride..the wife learned on a 2000 ninja 250 - we called it the green monster lol.
the other place where i had tremendous grip was at deals gap- those roads are truely special and have instant traction wherever you go.
if you dont have a scala g4 you should get one- we have them and able to talk to each other along the routes. plus you can use them for other things like racing go karts and talking trash with your friends lol.
12/5/11, 09:15 PM
#45
Cobra Member
12/7/11, 02:17 AM
#49
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I don't currently have a bike but, have kept my license for the time I get another. Love the Interceptor (last gen), so I'm lookimg forward to the 2012 version.
The 600 Hurricane in front was mine (sold it. Kids took up my ride time) that I bought brand new in '87 for $3800! The Interceptor in back belonged to my Brother.
The 600 Hurricane in front was mine (sold it. Kids took up my ride time) that I bought brand new in '87 for $3800! The Interceptor in back belonged to my Brother.
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