Re: People and crappy attitudes
Posted: Sat Sep 04, 2010 12:36 pm
Pinger's alive? Whoa... haha Gonna have to go say hi to him!
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Bring on this global warming thing. I'm ready to suffer through it..... winter's coming.JC Viper wrote:And then global warming hits the northern hemisphere and the riding season extends to all year round for most folks. Waving commences.
JC Viper wrote:...and waving is not a thing to do when you're wearing tattoos, bandana, half helmet, tank top and jeans. You can't look like a nice guy waving at people if you wanna look like a Hell's Angel.
Maybe they were "weekend 1%ers".dr_bar wrote:I was riding two up between Osoyoos and Penticton yesterday and got the wave from three bikers riding together, two of which had ape hangers to the max and all the "1%er" attitude you could handle in that quick ride by each other on that narrow stretch of road.
OK, let's say for an eeny-weeny teeny little minute I was gonna take this "product" seriously.... (not)..... They show it mounted on the right side. I'd have to either reach across, or take my right hand off the throttle to draw and blast someone. Geeze, that just ain't practical! Why not mount it on the left side?redwing wrote:http://www.visordown.com/product-news/f ... 12683.html
I think this is to extreme ......
I'm probably the only one here to carry a hand gun -NOT-
Gas tank panniers duh.jstark47 wrote:OK, let's say for an eeny-weeny teeny little minute I was gonna take this "product" seriously.... (not)..... They show it mounted on the right side. I'd have to either reach across, or take my right hand off the throttle to draw and blast someone. Geeze, that just ain't practical! Why not mount it on the left side?redwing wrote:http://www.visordown.com/product-news/f ... 12683.html
I think this is to extreme ......
I'm probably the only one here to carry a hand gun -NOT-
Better yet, why not just have something like the Apache helicopter gunships - rotary machine gun integrated with the helmet, gunsight in the helmet's HUD, gunmount slews depending on where the gunner looks? Someone starts to turn left in front of you..... blast 'em!!! (Well, carrying the ammo supply on the bike is a little detail I haven't figured out yet...)
Yeah ... your idea's alots better... I like itjstark47 wrote:OK, let's say for an eeny-weeny teeny little minute I was gonna take this "product" seriously.... (not)..... They show it mounted on the right side. I'd have to either reach across, or take my right hand off the throttle to draw and blast someone. Geeze, that just ain't practical! Why not mount it on the left side?redwing wrote:http://www.visordown.com/product-news/f ... 12683.html
I think this is to extreme ......
I'm probably the only one here to carry a hand gun -NOT-
Better yet, why not just have something like the Apache helicopter gunships - rotary machine gun integrated with the helmet, gunsight in the helmet's HUD, gunmount slews depending on where the gunner looks? Someone starts to turn left in front of you..... blast 'em!!! (Well, carrying the ammo supply on the bike is a little detail I haven't figured out yet...)
Any of these tweak your interest, loljstark47 wrote:Better yet, why not just have something like the Apache helicopter gunships - rotary machine gun integrated with the helmet, gunsight in the helmet's HUD, gunmount slews depending on where the gunner looks? Someone starts to turn left in front of you..... blast 'em!!! (Well, carrying the ammo supply on the bike is a little detail I haven't figured out yet...)
Thats all good and well until that kid from the Simpsons comes up and pushes it over and goes HA HA!dr_bar wrote: Any of these tweak your interest, lol