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Unnamed PostPosted: Sat Apr 29, 2006 3:17 pm Post subject: Actually Zootech all the water in the world could sink a ship without getting inside. If the ship was a submarine and went too deep the pressure could crush it and make it sink. So maybe you're saying "but the water has to get inside b...

The most important thing you can remember is that the plural of "wife" is "wives". That will sort out any surther problems you have. Or, at least some of them.

Actually Zootech all the water in the world could sink a ship without getting inside. If the ship was a submarine and went too deep the pressure could crush it and make it sink. So maybe you're saying "but the water has to get inside before it sinks!" But, even if the hull is crushed perfe...

Try searching for "counter steering" on google. A particularly good article is hosted on Wikipedia.

Your life.

I've been fairly unhappy with British motorcycling magazines. The writing isn't great and they really like to insult each other in a very Maxim/FHM type of way. The sportbike magazines at least over here feel very squidly. Also, when they have bike babes they're always ugly because British girls are...

The best thing you can do now is try to find everything you can online. Here are a few useful links I've found http://www.motorcyclegearreview.com/ http://msf-usa.org/downloads/Motorcycle_Operator_Manual.pdf http://auto.howstuffworks.com/motorcycle5.htm There are plenty more but those will get you s...

skoebl wrote:Uhm....I wouldn't put water in the carb at all....Wouldn't that, like, ruin stuff?

Wrong thread I think

Think about taking a tight corner... you lean over to the side... If your tires lose traction and the you fall off of the side closer to the ground, its a lowside. If your front tire gets going at a different angle or moves at a significantly different speed from the rear and you get catapaulted ove...

I've got a really thick leather jacket. I keep my visor open a crack at least to stop misting and use a snood for my neck. But my No.1 favourite purchase for this year is def. my Gerbing heated gloves. Comfy, usable and toasty-warm. I really don't know how I managed without them. Better gloves than...