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Gummiente · Fri Jul 15, 2005 11:08 am

cb360 wrote:... but if all goes well by the time I die I will never have popped a single wheelie OR stoppie.

That's not a lack of bravado, that's a surplus of maturity IMHO. I'd ride with you any day.

Keyoke · #32 Unread post by **Keyoke** » Sat Jul 16, 2005 4:29 am

Gummiente wrote:
cb360 wrote:... but if all goes well by the time I die I will never have popped a single wheelie OR stoppie.
That's not a lack of bravado, that's a surplus of maturity IMHO. I'd ride with you any day.

Agreed, i can honestly say i've never intentionally popped a wheelie, and didn't like it when i've done them accidentally!

iwannadie · Sat Jul 16, 2005 4:58 am

Keyoke wrote:
Gummiente wrote:
cb360 wrote:... but if all goes well by the time I die I will never have popped a single wheelie OR stoppie.
That's not a lack of bravado, that's a surplus of maturity IMHO. I'd ride with you any day.
Agreed, i can honestly say i've never intentionally popped a wheelie, and didn't like it when i've done them accidentally!

ive got the front wheel up on my bikes accidently and didnt like that feeling much. i thought about practicing actually doing wheelies on purpose just to get used to the feeling so its not so much of a shock when it does happen on accident.

Keyoke · #34 Unread post by **Keyoke** » Sat Jul 16, 2005 9:16 am

iwannadie wrote:
Keyoke wrote:
Gummiente wrote:
cb360 wrote:... but if all goes well by the time I die I will never have popped a single wheelie OR stoppie.
That's not a lack of bravado, that's a surplus of maturity IMHO. I'd ride with you any day.
Agreed, i can honestly say i've never intentionally popped a wheelie, and didn't like it when i've done them accidentally!
ive got the front wheel up on my bikes accidently and didnt like that feeling much. i thought about practicing actually doing wheelies on purpose just to get used to the feeling so its not so much of a shock when it does happen on accident.

I just changed the bars on my bike to put my weight a bit further forward so it didn't happen again!

High_Side · Sat Jul 16, 2005 3:56 pm

I love a good power-wheelie in controlled circumstances of course

Spiff · #36 Unread post by **Spiff** » Wed Jul 27, 2005 3:11 am

cb360 wrote:... by the time I die I will never have popped a single wheelie OR stoppie. Not on a motorcycle anyway.

So, do you plan on doing a few stoppies or wheelies in a car?

Now THAT I'd pay to see!

Spiff

Nibblet99 · Thu Jul 28, 2005 2:51 am

Spiff wrote:
cb360 wrote:... by the time I die I will never have popped a single wheelie OR stoppie. Not on a motorcycle anyway.
So, do you plan on doing a few stoppies or wheelies in a car?

Now THAT I'd pay to see!

Spiff

He could just like riding unicycles.... have you ever tried not doing a wheelie on one?

ronboskz650sr · Thu Jul 28, 2005 7:23 am

Nibblet99 wrote:He could just like riding unicycles.... have you ever tried not doing a wheelie on one?

You kill me!

My brain is shorting out trying to picture this....

sapaul · #39 Unread post by **sapaul** » Tue Aug 02, 2005 9:41 pm

Getting back to the thread, defensive driving techniques can also be very usefull. This involves finding and staying in your own bubble. Room in front , behind, and as much on the sides as you can, Sometimes this involves some wriggling to find the right place, if someone is tailgating you, move on to find the bubble somewhere else. If there is a hazard look beyond it to the safe place. On the track under passing the rider looks into the hole he is going into, not at the rider he is passing. Also be as bright as you can, be visible.

ADRENALINE · Fri Aug 12, 2005 5:27 pm

Damn guys ur good. well i think u should alway think ahead of where u going.
Always be alert cause sometims unexpected happens and just be calm and self confident that all. I think that and i never rode a bike

shish. Damn u guys are good riders realy. Nice and safe.