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Anybody want to Race

Discussion in 'Pull up a chair and sit for a spell' started by cardboard, Jan 17, 2011.

  1. cardboard

    cardboard Well-Known Member

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    hell ya i would do that!!!!!!!!
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    Look's like alot of fun that bagger did real good ,But the long front end looked to be hard to handle :cool:
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    Laughed my butt off watchin the dude with the long raked front end.
    Seen another dude on the inside broad sliding his bike.:D
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    brings back memories, the bagger was good at holding and protecting his line, the winnner rode his butt off to pass on the outside. good show CB.
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    Ya he did , Did you notice the rider coming up behind the winner ? right before he won looked like he got to close & might have cliped him , bike in back ride had a white jacket with numbers on it
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    Cool video, heck yea would be fun. Did anyone else notice that the guy who won it kept sticking his leg out to catch himself in case he fell. Good way to jam your leg into your hip. He needs to do some counter balancing instead. The guy on the bagger was doing a good job holding his own for a long time and thought for a while that he might win it.
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    That's how flat trackers race bikes with their leg out on the curves if they thing they need it.
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    if they thing they need it:confused:

    Still looks to me the way they were going that he was gonna break his leg.
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    that was bad to the bone my luck i would wipe out lol
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    yes they do, but, the also have a smooth steel shoe so the foot slides.....a boot heel may jam........
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    My buddy that used to race every friday nite, don't never remember a smooth steel shoe..........
    HE raced Bultaco's. I ran a dirk bike and ran with him around the track.
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    the pros and semi pros all use steel shoes........some are homemade and some are storebought.........simple to make tho...
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    Got 2 dudes up on 1988 that are pro's, you gonna make me go see them.
    They was rebuildin 2 bikes when I was up there last.
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    you should go with me to the races this year........
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    cardboard Well-Known Member

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    If I take the time off to go up there, The Boat Doctor don't have anybody to help him.
    Therefore he will have to hire somebody else and then I have no way to pay for my bike. Its financed for 5 yrs......................'Can I come down to yer shop and make some money........:D
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    ya you can cardboard & you can hang a new sign called the two nappers shop :cool::roflmao::roflmao:
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    Got to have the money, EAglemark credit ain't gonna take any IOU's
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    where can i get a copy of that book ya got???????
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    At the HD dealer........:banghead:

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