Any Bikers on this Forum?
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Any Bikers on this Forum?
was wondering if there are any bikers on this forum....if u r one then post up mentioning ur ride and what ud wish to ride and blah blah blah
- Killer
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Bikers? Ya talk about sofystykatid Baikars, then you got many on this forum. The people whom I know to have bikes are:
HP: Royal Enfield
Mark: Enfield Bullet
Jai: You don't wanna know
I have been 4 strokers since 1990. Drove a CD 100 for 4 years, then a red splendor for 5 years; am currently driving still another splendor. Then there are times when I get me hands on me unkies CBZ (da original powerpacked 1999 model), or me frends stink wheel....ahhhh.... .
Been involved in sooo many acidents that sometimes me is surprised that me is alive and kickin'.
HP: Royal Enfield
Mark: Enfield Bullet
Jai: You don't wanna know
I have been 4 strokers since 1990. Drove a CD 100 for 4 years, then a red splendor for 5 years; am currently driving still another splendor. Then there are times when I get me hands on me unkies CBZ (da original powerpacked 1999 model), or me frends stink wheel....ahhhh....
.Been involved in sooo many acidents that sometimes me is surprised that me is alive and kickin'.
"Consequences, shmonsequences! So long as I'm rich!" - Daffy Duck.
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Sharjeel - Level 2 Lord
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hmmm....lotta 4 strokers here eh....lol splenduh and "power packed" cheebeezee...so offence buddy! great to know that there r ppl here who have the biking spirit and thats important! never liked 4 strokes cas ive grown up riding 2 strokes...i feel nothing can beat the feeling of riding a 2 stroke screaming in its powerband....but thats personal taste.
cheers!
killer dude
cheers!
killer dude
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daisy wrote:jeeeeez men
why is the excitement for a bike or a car
Ahh......Women
THey never know that it is sheer Nirvana for men to Rumble away on a Harley rather than have a ONS with Miss Universe of all ppl......
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ycr007 - Level 2 Deity
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found this on the net long time back....
Ride
Rishad Mehta
When I was nineteen years old,
Typically rash stupid and bold,
I went through a phase called the double 'A' -
My automotive adolescence so to say.
As a compromise between power and money,
I was given the Rajdoot Yamaha 350,
Yes, the one with the miserable fuel economy.
Though the four figure petrol bills,
Gave my father nasty chills,
The machine gave me amazing thrills.
The bike was built for mad, suicidal speed,
And that was my strongest need.
Under me, my Rajdoot Yamaha,
And the road was my virtual Suzuka.
You feel an incomparable high,
When on the road in harmony, you fly,
The bikes an extension of your body, you two are one,
You think about changing a gear and it's done.
Roaring into a corner you come,
The wind in your ears a loud hum.
Physics says you have to fall, and gravity does try,
But you make poor old Newton sigh,
He rolls over and over in his grave,
Wondering why, according to his laws you don't behave.
Your confidence soars,
Louder the bike roars,
The throttle is like a baton in your hand,
The pistons and the crank, the best orchestra in the land.
And it is Wagners opera to your mind,
The sound of the engine screaming toward the red line.
The adrenaline in your blood makes it boil,
But, on the next corner there's spilt diesel oil…
Then comes the fall,
With a shower of sparks, bike, you and all.
You hit the tar at a hundred and one,
Dragged along with the bike, remember you two are one,
But now it isn't so much fun.
You have burns due to friction,
And pain has reached a new dimension.
You are laid up in bed for quite a while
And now it is old Newtons' turn to smile.
Rishad Mehta, 28, lives in Bombay, India.
[The Yamaha RD350 was a cult bike the world over. In 1983, when Escorts introduced it in India as the RAJDOOT YAMAHA RD350, it gave the Indian youth a taste of the wild, haywire and exhilarating speed and acceleration that motorcycling is all about. Affectionately called the Rajyams (or fearfully the Yamraj), it built up a rep that no other Indian bike comes close to. Even today, almost 10 years after the last one was produced, for those who have experienced it there is no sound as sweet and exciting as that of a Rajyams screaming at 8,000 rpm.]
Cheers!!
Killer Dude
Ride
Rishad Mehta
When I was nineteen years old,
Typically rash stupid and bold,
I went through a phase called the double 'A' -
My automotive adolescence so to say.
As a compromise between power and money,
I was given the Rajdoot Yamaha 350,
Yes, the one with the miserable fuel economy.
Though the four figure petrol bills,
Gave my father nasty chills,
The machine gave me amazing thrills.
The bike was built for mad, suicidal speed,
And that was my strongest need.
Under me, my Rajdoot Yamaha,
And the road was my virtual Suzuka.
You feel an incomparable high,
When on the road in harmony, you fly,
The bikes an extension of your body, you two are one,
You think about changing a gear and it's done.
Roaring into a corner you come,
The wind in your ears a loud hum.
Physics says you have to fall, and gravity does try,
But you make poor old Newton sigh,
He rolls over and over in his grave,
Wondering why, according to his laws you don't behave.
Your confidence soars,
Louder the bike roars,
The throttle is like a baton in your hand,
The pistons and the crank, the best orchestra in the land.
And it is Wagners opera to your mind,
The sound of the engine screaming toward the red line.
The adrenaline in your blood makes it boil,
But, on the next corner there's spilt diesel oil…
Then comes the fall,
With a shower of sparks, bike, you and all.
You hit the tar at a hundred and one,
Dragged along with the bike, remember you two are one,
But now it isn't so much fun.
You have burns due to friction,
And pain has reached a new dimension.
You are laid up in bed for quite a while
And now it is old Newtons' turn to smile.
Rishad Mehta, 28, lives in Bombay, India.
[The Yamaha RD350 was a cult bike the world over. In 1983, when Escorts introduced it in India as the RAJDOOT YAMAHA RD350, it gave the Indian youth a taste of the wild, haywire and exhilarating speed and acceleration that motorcycling is all about. Affectionately called the Rajyams (or fearfully the Yamraj), it built up a rep that no other Indian bike comes close to. Even today, almost 10 years after the last one was produced, for those who have experienced it there is no sound as sweet and exciting as that of a Rajyams screaming at 8,000 rpm.]
Cheers!!
Killer Dude
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daisy wrote:jeeeeez men
why is the excitement for a bike or a car
Itz nt jst another mode of transportation 4 em ..its also some thin 2 show off n attract da grls ..
Ahh...wHo Da BlOoDy HelL...CaReZ..!?!
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3 T'z - Level 3 Star User
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3 T'z wrote:daisy wrote:jeeeeez men
why is the excitement for a bike or a car
Itz nt jst another mode of transportation 4 em ..its also some thin 2 show off n attract da grls ..
Well,Girls Do it With Makeup and all other Razzmatazz....
The Guys have to be Handsome & Macho as well have to have Something Nice.A bike's deifinitely a nice Option.....
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ycr007 - Level 2 Deity
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ycr007 wrote:3 T'z wrote:daisy wrote:jeeeeez men
why is the excitement for a bike or a car
Itz nt jst another mode of transportation 4 em ..its also some thin 2 show off n attract da grls ..
Well,Girls Do it With Makeup and all other Razzmatazz....
The Guys have to be Handsome & Macho as well have to have Something Nice.A bike's deifinitely a nice Option.....
Am not arguin.. ...I luv da bikes..!
Ahh...wHo Da BlOoDy HelL...CaReZ..!?!
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3 T'z wrote:ycr007 wrote:3 T'z wrote:daisy wrote:jeeeeez men
why is the excitement for a bike or a car
Itz nt jst another mode of transportation 4 em ..its also some thin 2 show off n attract da grls ..
Well,Girls Do it With Makeup and all other Razzmatazz....
The Guys have to be Handsome & Macho as well have to have Something Nice.A bike's deifinitely a nice Option.....
Am not arguin.. ...I luv da bikes..!
Good For U.....
BTW,U like them alone or U prefer Those Riding them???
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ycr007 - Level 2 Deity
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ycr007 wrote:3 T'z wrote:ycr007 wrote:3 T'z wrote:daisy wrote:jeeeeez men
why is the excitement for a bike or a car
Itz nt jst another mode of transportation 4 em ..its also some thin 2 show off n attract da grls ..
Well,Girls Do it With Makeup and all other Razzmatazz....
The Guys have to be Handsome & Macho as well have to have Something Nice.A bike's deifinitely a nice Option.....
Am not arguin.. ...I luv da bikes..!
Good For U.....
BTW,U like them alone or U prefer Those Riding them???
Firstly like em alone .. n if i like da ones ridin em..then it'll b like icin on da cake...
Ahh...wHo Da BlOoDy HelL...CaReZ..!?!
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3 T'z - Level 3 Star User
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Nothing can the match the thrill of riding my vespa star on the hyd. roads
People are crazy, at times are strange. I am locked-in tight, I am out of range.
I used to care, but things have changed.
I used to care, but things have changed.
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riding a fast bike and riding a hot girl are 2 totally different experiences....i prefer the first...its stay longer in the head and gives u a life vs death thrill ...bikes and girls go together but i prefer riding my bike alone...i can go faster that way without anybody screaming in my ear telling me to slow down and my bike moves faster without the extra weight when i ridng the bike with a girl at the back i like using the front brake alot ....forget the chicks man just ride....
when i ridng the bike with a girl at the back i like using the front brake alot ....forget the chicks man just ride....- killer
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Re: hehe
hahahamark wrote:it's our active compensatory factor, having a big throbbing lump of metal between our legs makes up for our wee willies.
well said mark...reminds me of an ol' riddle...
whats dark, large and powerful and between the legs...?
Ans: an enfield bullet standard.
..maybe that question shud've been in the Puzzles thread
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CtrlAltDel - God!
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but the question in the riddle doesnt exactly suit an RX does it?killer wrote:powerful did you say ?? a 350cc bike weighing 200kg+ and making a a max of 18bhp is powerful u say?? hell a 100 kg something 135cc rx makes 14bhp ...
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But its okie
hows the enfield thunderbird folks?
folks..
saw those very interesting lines on the rajdot and also the one on the babe vs a bike..
though man's invetion is anyday good, more men ride gods invention ( the babe) more!!
anyways, am a die hard harley fan and am planning to buy a thunderbird soon..can any users tell me hows been the ride experience? how does the bike perform on inhospitable terrains like hill areas, ghat roads etc?
saw those very interesting lines on the rajdot and also the one on the babe vs a bike..
though man's invetion is anyday good, more men ride gods invention ( the babe) more!!
anyways, am a die hard harley fan and am planning to buy a thunderbird soon..can any users tell me hows been the ride experience? how does the bike perform on inhospitable terrains like hill areas, ghat roads etc?
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Honda Unicorn
Bought a Unicorn six months back. Sweeeet ride.
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