July 18th Car/Bike Night @ Wild Wing Cafe
07-06-2009, 02:00 PM
#1
July 18th Car/Bike Night @ Wild Wing Cafe This will be held at the Alpharetta location 5530 Windward Pkwy. 678-990-9464
Should be a good time and look for quite a few cars and bikes there.
Should be a good time and look for quite a few cars and bikes there.
Last edited by Jimmyz; 07-08-2009 at 02:29 PM.
07-08-2009, 02:27 PM
#7
Is there going to be any female nekked'ness at this meet? I like nekked'ness.
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07-08-2009, 09:51 PM
#8
And coming from a guy who builds sick cars with more power than they need to go fast in a straight line...
I just like going fast in a straight line... call me crazy... ?
On a side note, I've found several examples of bolt-on ZX-14s going bottom 9s, high 8s at over 155mph.... which is STUPID fast for a stock motor bike.... and damn near quick enough to whip anything off the road around here... even Hunter or that black Supra (let me see what I can get started with this statement.......)
07-09-2009, 11:37 AM
#9
True, but ZX14s are uglier than homemade dog ****. That's got to be the ugliest "sport" bike ever produced. JMO of course. I didn't think anybody could top the ugliness of the Busa. ZX14's are also big, sloppy, and HEAVY. I don't find them enjoyable to ride at all. I'll take the 15 less HP, and flickable/nimbleness of a liter bike.
07-10-2009, 09:18 PM
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True, but ZX14s are uglier than homemade dog ****. That's got to be the ugliest "sport" bike ever produced. JMO of course. I didn't think anybody could top the ugliness of the Busa. ZX14's are also big, sloppy, and HEAVY. I don't find them enjoyable to ride at all. I'll take the 15 less HP, and flickable/nimbleness of a liter bike.
Although, wouldn't the heavier bike be a little more comfortable to ride on long distances?
07-12-2009, 08:30 PM
#12
Although, wouldn't the heavier bike be a little more comfortable to ride on long distances?
I've owned almost every make of liter bike minus the Kawi ZX10, and I've found the Yamaha's have always been the most comfortable. They come with a fairly cushy seat from the factory, and the riding position is decent enough for a full day ride without killing your back/wrists/knees. I'd put Honda's on the top of the list for being the least comfortable (1000RR, 600RR, RC51) and Suzuki's are somewhere in the middle. My GSXR1000 wasn't that bad to ride on all day long, and rode the **** out too.
HIJACK BITCHES.
