Feb 24, 05
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my scream kind of slowly starts like "eeh eeh!"
that makes him smile then it escalates to "EEEEEHH! I don't feel good" then he gets excited at the fact that he can scare me by going faster.. then I put my hands up and it becomes SHRILL and PIERCING! you would stop and if you didn't I would kill us both. trust ME;P 
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Feb 24, 05
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Hmmmm fast trucking>>>>>>>>>>>>Get a yamaha R1 take it up to 300km/hr and listin to hard fast trance now thats an adrenaline rush that i dont recomend:286:
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Feb 24, 05
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Reasons I don't own a Crotch Rocket like the one above:
i. I'd have a Week to Live ii. Funerals are Expensive iii. I have more important things to do iv. You can't run over people that piss you off on a Bike
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Feb 24, 05
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i realy wanna get 1
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Feb 25, 05
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i really wanna get one too, how much would a sick looking bike would cost, with acceptional speed, 180km would do for me lol. loungelizard i bet you would know, u must of done some research
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Feb 25, 05
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I once went 130 on Hwy 1.
Does that count? *puppy dog eyes*
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Feb 25, 05
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Well the bike up there is not recomended for novies or beginners cause it does 0-60km in less than 3 seconds and goes to 300km/hr................that bike there is $14 000 but if you go to www.yamaha.com or another motorbike site you can find the perfect bike for yourself. A less powered yamaha sport bike goes for about $9000 canadian. However insurance on the bike i want is $800 for 3 months which is alot. accesories cost alot 2 with racing suits up 2 $2000 and helmets up to about $1800.
PS i remember after accesorising the R1 online it went from $10000 american to $25000 american:090:
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Feb 25, 05
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ok ok so about 1,1000 for a pretty sweet bike and equip.
so now all i need is money so who wants me to traffic drugs for them
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Feb 25, 05
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finding a big hill in Van and doin manuals on my mountain bike through traffic is a pretty sweet adrenaline rush, but I just can't get up to the speeds that make back wheel travellin really fun, so a nice used sports bike will definitely be one of my next purchases. You can find a fast used one for like 5 grand, one that'll be good enough for me anyway. I always wondered what the transition would be like for manuals/wheelies , cause on a sports bike you can adjust the balance point with the throttle and the brake, so it seems like it would be a lot easier vs. havin to pump your legs if the front end is startin to come down..
anyone have experience with both? i'm guessin on this board the answer is no heh i guess i'll just find out for myself
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