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Rich S. - 28 Jun 2004 01:08 GMT
http://www.r1-forum.com/gallery/data/511/28103squid.mpeg

Rich S.
2000 Honda CBR600F4
Trey - 28 Jun 2004 01:27 GMT
> http://www.r1-forum.com/gallery/data/511/28103squid.mpeg
>
> Rich S.
> 2000 Honda CBR600F4

LMAO! yes, there are dumb people out there. and they have been multiplying
to quickly that Darwin just cant keep up!
I love the black bike, black helmet and white shorts! quite a fassion
statement.
How many of you get into "revving competitions" at a stop light?
m00 - 28 Jun 2004 02:05 GMT
> http://www.r1-forum.com/gallery/data/511/28103squid.mpeg

Outstanding!  Almost unbelievable that such a sight was caught on film, no
less ;-)
Vader - 28 Jun 2004 02:23 GMT
Around here we see that kinda of stuff everyday. Even worst, some of them
end up in terrible accidents. The last guy had to have multiple grafts of
skin to his hands and chest. He was wearing a t-shirt, shorts, no gloves,
and tennis shoes at the time of the accident. 5 months later he watched his
friend do the same thing. Glad I don't ride with them. I still need to
upgrade my protection gear. I currently use the tech stuff.

> > http://www.r1-forum.com/gallery/data/511/28103squid.mpeg
>
> Outstanding!  Almost unbelievable that such a sight was caught on film, no
> less ;-)
John - 28 Jun 2004 02:12 GMT
>http://www.r1-forum.com/gallery/data/511/28103squid.mpeg

What
A
Dork.

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Turbo-Torch - 28 Jun 2004 02:28 GMT
>http://www.r1-forum.com/gallery/data/511/28103squid.mpeg
>
>Rich S.
>2000 Honda CBR600F4

HAHAHAHAHA!!!  That's worth the wait even at 56K :)

George
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Jason - 28 Jun 2004 03:22 GMT
> http://www.r1-forum.com/gallery/data/511/28103squid.mpeg
>
> Rich S.
> 2000 Honda CBR600F4

Now THAT was funny!!!
ParadoxZ - 28 Jun 2004 10:38 GMT
> > http://www.r1-forum.com/gallery/data/511/28103squid.mpeg
> >
> > Rich S.
> > 2000 Honda CBR600F4
> >
> Now THAT was funny!!!

Bwaaaaa, hhaaaa ROTFLMAO!!
How about those guys with the "flip-flops" (rubber shower shoes) on? I saw
one the other day with a half naked girl on the back to match. Both,
short-shorts, cut-off tee shirts, flip-flops and half-helments. "C'mon hon I
just bought this new GSXR 1000, it's all the rage."

PZ
Mack North - 28 Jun 2004 05:10 GMT
>http://www.r1-forum.com/gallery/data/511/28103squid.mpeg
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>Rich S.
>2000 Honda CBR600F4

Anyone have any squid carnage on film?  I need some clips to send to
my squid friend.

---Mack
Timberwoof - 28 Jun 2004 06:59 GMT
> >http://www.r1-forum.com/gallery/data/511/28103squid.mpeg
> >
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> Anyone have any squid carnage on film?  I need some clips to send to
> my squid friend.

I'm collecting videos as I see them referred to here.

I suppose you could search through Google's archives and look for mpeg,
mov, and avi.

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Chris Moran - 28 Jun 2004 13:05 GMT
> http://www.r1-forum.com/gallery/data/511/28103squid.mpeg
> Rich S.
> 2000 Honda CBR600F4

OMFG!
Does wonders for the rest of rocket riders when this crap goes on.
Well, vindication is going to the MSF Intermediate course (as I did this
past saturday) and seeing that 6 out of 9 people there were there
because they failed the riding test in the basic course the year before,
and they've all been riding for years.. .and most of THEM still cannot
ride safely... and ALL of them are cruiser riders, most own HDs.
And yep... one even failed again. And one should have.. but they can
only take 10 points off max per test.

hehe.. oh, and the outfit of said squid... at least a shirt wouldn't
look to stupid. :)
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Trey - 28 Jun 2004 17:55 GMT
>> http://www.r1-forum.com/gallery/data/511/28103squid.mpeg
>> Rich S.
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> look to stupid. :)
> Chris

When I took the MSF course a few people were asked to leave. With the way
they completely disregarded what the instructor is saying, I dont se how
they would ever pay attention to the traffic laws. I think a lot of people
also buy a bike for the image, but have no idea what they are doing, and end
up getting them selves in trouble since they dotn knwo how to control such a
big bike. (refering mainly to the streched/ raked choppers)
G - 28 Jun 2004 18:15 GMT
Been riding bikes all my life from little 3.5HP briggs to my now
GSX-R750 and I think the MSF course was great I learned allot and there
were more than one person there bragging about how much they new and you
can tell they had no clue what they were doing. I fact two failed
because they fell. I think the course should be the test it would make
allot more safe riders. I recommend it to any rider especially new ones
they can walk away with the knowledge to stay safe. You are correct most
of the guys were getting or had big cruisers. In my state (Pa) they
supply little 125's and 250's for the test. I could not imagine going
from never riding a bike to a 20,000+ dollar Harley but people do it.
Not basing HD I own a 1987 but man is it heavy I can't imagine it as my
fist bike I would of laid it down for sure.
How was the Intermediate??? Here in Pa. the intermediate is not a pass
fail thing it just teaches better skills for faster riding I was
thinking of taking it.
Glen
04 GSX-R750
87 HD FLTC

>>>http://www.r1-forum.com/gallery/data/511/28103squid.mpeg
>>>Rich S.
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> up getting them selves in trouble since they dotn knwo how to control such a
> big bike. (refering mainly to the streched/ raked choppers)
Trey - 28 Jun 2004 19:43 GMT
> Been riding bikes all my life from little 3.5HP briggs to my now
> GSX-R750 and I think the MSF course was great I learned allot and
[quoted text clipped - 15 lines]
> 04 GSX-R750
> 87 HD FLTC

I have only taken the first class. I want to go to the second class, maybe
at the end of summer.  when I got my license, I really wanted to get the
Ducati ST4. I went down to the dealership and test road a used one (after
only taking the MSF class. After stalling the thing three times in a row,
taking it down to the end of the street, stallling it three more times,
making a U turn and returning it. I knew I was being dumb and knew I would
hurt myself on that bike. Got the SV650s instead, Still a v-twin, its been a
great bike, but still want that ST4! Now with some miles behind me, I would
feel a lot more confident on the big bike now.
Jeffrey Kaplan - 28 Jun 2004 22:42 GMT
Previously on alt.motorcycle.sportbike, G said:

; Been riding bikes all my life from little 3.5HP briggs to my now
; GSX-R750 and I think the MSF course was great I learned allot and there
; were more than one person there bragging about how much they new and you
; can tell they had no clue what they were doing. I fact two failed
; because they fell. I think the course should be the test it would make
; allot more safe riders. I recommend it to any rider especially new ones

In Massachusetts, it is if you already have the learner's permit and
pre-pay the license fee.

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Chris Moran - 29 Jun 2004 01:38 GMT
> How was the Intermediate??? Here in Pa. the intermediate is not a pass
> fail thing it just teaches better skills for faster riding I was
> thinking of taking it.

I'm in VT.
It was pretty much like one day of the riding in basic.. but the
curriculum was different this year.
I didn't have to take the test, but since some of the people were
nervous (and I didn't feel they needed to be) I decided I'd take it and
go first... to help them ease in.
One exercise that waqs new was doing double Uies in a small rectangle...
 ya got 3 points off for touching the sides. Yikes. I touched once,
just BARELY, but it's not horseshoes, so I lost 3 points.
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>____>____/

Also was aother cool one I liked... break before a narrow path and ride
through it using only clutch control.

It's also more laid back knowing I don't NEED to pass another test..
hehe (especially since I'm back in school and stress enough about the
next linear algebra quiz/test). :)

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Jeffrey Kaplan - 29 Jun 2004 03:57 GMT
Previously on alt.motorcycle.sportbike, Chris Moran said:

; Also was aother cool one I liked... break before a narrow path and ride
; through it using only clutch control.

The "slow ride"?  When I took the beginner's course last year, it
wasn't "only using clutch control", it was "slow and straight".  The
instructors said to use the clutch so you can rev high for the
gyroscopic effect it gives and still only creep along.

I think that one has a minimum time to go through as well as the
standard "don't touch the lines".

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chaos - 28 Jun 2004 15:53 GMT
why bother with the helmet?

> http://www.r1-forum.com/gallery/data/511/28103squid.mpeg
>
> Rich S.
> 2000 Honda CBR600F4
Jim Tiberio - 28 Jun 2004 16:40 GMT
> why bother with the helmet?

Helmet law I'm sure.

> > http://www.r1-forum.com/gallery/data/511/28103squid.mpeg
> >
> > Rich S.
> > 2000 Honda CBR600F4
Trey - 28 Jun 2004 17:56 GMT
>> why bother with the helmet?
>
> Helmet law I'm sure.

Once again, the law and "safety" getting in the way of Darwin.

Besides, the helmet keeps the head intact so he can be more easily
identified at the morgue.
Gary D - 29 Jun 2004 01:13 GMT
> > why bother with the helmet?
>
> Helmet law I'm sure.

Depends on when the video was taken.  It looks like Florida; they repealed
thier helmet law a couple years ago.  Considering all the other riders have
helmets on, I bet it was before the helmet law was repealed.  I see lots of
riders not wearing lids now.

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SilverR1_04 - 28 Jun 2004 18:16 GMT
HAAAA, Stupid people are dumb!

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> Rich S.
> 2000 Honda CBR600F4
 
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