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#30 by Tom McGarry. on 29 Jan, 2007 20:36
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i got a whole year under my belt. how long do i have to be a rookie?
Well maybe you are not a rookie anymore, but maybe you should put down that drink before you scalp your dome.
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#31 by ar3inc on 29 Jan, 2007 20:37
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Paul, the team players that show up to practice on the short bus are always rookies.
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#32 by PBurke on 29 Jan, 2007 20:39
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damn headblade did it.
not really that was in the mach 3 zone.Paul, the team players that show up to practice on the short bus are always rookies.
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#33 by ar3inc on 29 Jan, 2007 20:42
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I'm not the one that is posting about cuting myself.
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#34 by PBurke on 29 Jan, 2007 20:44
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i was trying to get back on topic. genius
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#35 by Tom McGarry. on 29 Jan, 2007 20:47
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i was trying to get back on topic. genius
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#36 by PBurke on 29 Jan, 2007 20:48
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nah. just didn't have anything else to say.
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#37 by ar3inc on 29 Jan, 2007 20:48
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Does Paul need a nap?
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#38 by PBurke on 29 Jan, 2007 20:50
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#39 by bmwgsa on 29 Jan, 2007 22:08
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Funny that I explained my name to MB this morning, but may as well include all.
My favorite motorcycle is a BMW (which stands for Break My Wallet).
In September 1980, they release the first big trail bike is on the market. It is the G/S, where G is for Gelände ("offroad" in German motorcycle vocabulary) and S for Strasse ("street" in German).
Needless to say, unique bike.
Anyway, I've owned an 84 and 85 and on September 11 2001 (yep - the dreaded date) picked up my latest GS (a '95) that has ABS, it was catagorized as a BMW G/S A - thus the name.
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#40 by Tyler on 29 Jan, 2007 23:34
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Funny that I explained my name to MB this morning, but may as well include all.
My favorite motorcycle is a BMW (which stands for Break My Wallet).
In September 1980, they release the first big trail bike is on the market. It is the G/S, where G is for Gelände ("offroad" in German motorcycle vocabulary) and S for Strasse ("street" in German).
Needless to say, unique bike.
Anyway, I've owned an 84 and 85 and on September 11 2001 (yep - the dreaded date) picked up my latest GS (a '95) that has ABS, it was catagorized as a BMW G/S A - thus the name.
Those are sweet bikes! My dad used to have an BMW RS 1100 which he as since sold and now has a VStrom. -
#41 by ar3inc on 30 Jan, 2007 01:46
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There is a BWM bike dealer about 5 minutes away from the house. I have been strong and not went in it yet. It is amazing on how quickly a kid can change the way you treat yourself.
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#42 by bmwgsa on 30 Jan, 2007 08:13
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There is a BWM bike dealer about 5 minutes away from the house. I have been strong and not went in it yet. It is amazing on how quickly a kid can change the way you treat yourself.
I hear that. Just explain to the kid that you were weak, and his colledge fund goes 115mph.... -
#43 by bmwgsa on 30 Jan, 2007 08:19
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Funny that I explained my name to MB this morning, but may as well include all.
My favorite motorcycle is a BMW (which stands for Break My Wallet).
In September 1980, they release the first big trail bike is on the market. It is the G/S, where G is for Gelände ("offroad" in German motorcycle vocabulary) and S for Strasse ("street" in German).
Needless to say, unique bike.
Anyway, I've owned an 84 and 85 and on September 11 2001 (yep - the dreaded date) picked up my latest GS (a '95) that has ABS, it was catagorized as a BMW G/S A - thus the name.
Those are sweet bikes! My dad used to have an BMW RS 1100 which he as since sold and now has a VStrom.
I like the RS's, almost got one. However age got the better of me and I got the 1150rt instead.
Although the voices are telling me that I need to buy another vehicle..... A k12rs?
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The VStrom's are nice bikes. I looked into them a while ago, just don't know if I would go 650 or 1000... -
#44 by ar3inc on 30 Jan, 2007 09:21
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That is the rough part. He's only two and I am sure he will understand now and when it is time for college.
Kid is already a stunt junkie.