Odarabla's infinite BS thread for the foreskinned (AKA Smack Down)
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Best part about living here is the water and having drag strips all around me that are open year round.
Metamucil maybe, Vics Vapor rub not yet.
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I see every idiot follow this same trend: "I want a bike, I rode dirt bikes it must be the same!!!" Buys a nice bike, thinks that because it has frame sliders that it'll be fine, ends up either scared shitless by the bike and doesn't learn how to really ride, or crashes.
Crashing is inevitable, especially when you're first learning(doesn't mean **** how long you rode dirt bikes or if you were a pro, the street is a whole different ball game), so get it out of the way on a shitty bike you don't care about.
#8653
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It's not the same, except clutch operation and shifting. Go buy yourself a cheap bike, learn to ride on the street. Once you get used to it, probably drop it a few times and maybe even crash, sell it and get the pretty bike that you want.
I see every idiot follow this same trend: "I want a bike, I rode dirt bikes it must be the same!!!" Buys a nice bike, thinks that because it has frame sliders that it'll be fine, ends up either scared shitless by the bike and doesn't learn how to really ride, or crashes.
Crashing is inevitable, especially when you're first learning(doesn't mean **** how long you rode dirt bikes or if you were a pro, the street is a whole different ball game), so get it out of the way on a shitty bike you don't care about.
I see every idiot follow this same trend: "I want a bike, I rode dirt bikes it must be the same!!!" Buys a nice bike, thinks that because it has frame sliders that it'll be fine, ends up either scared shitless by the bike and doesn't learn how to really ride, or crashes.
Crashing is inevitable, especially when you're first learning(doesn't mean **** how long you rode dirt bikes or if you were a pro, the street is a whole different ball game), so get it out of the way on a shitty bike you don't care about.
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It's not the same, except clutch operation and shifting. Go buy yourself a cheap bike, learn to ride on the street. Once you get used to it, probably drop it a few times and maybe even crash, sell it and get the pretty bike that you want.
I see every idiot follow this same trend: "I want a bike, I rode dirt bikes it must be the same!!!" Buys a nice bike, thinks that because it has frame sliders that it'll be fine, ends up either scared shitless by the bike and doesn't learn how to really ride, or crashes.
Crashing is inevitable, especially when you're first learning(doesn't mean **** how long you rode dirt bikes or if you were a pro, the street is a whole different ball game), so get it out of the way on a shitty bike you don't care about.
I see every idiot follow this same trend: "I want a bike, I rode dirt bikes it must be the same!!!" Buys a nice bike, thinks that because it has frame sliders that it'll be fine, ends up either scared shitless by the bike and doesn't learn how to really ride, or crashes.
Crashing is inevitable, especially when you're first learning(doesn't mean **** how long you rode dirt bikes or if you were a pro, the street is a whole different ball game), so get it out of the way on a shitty bike you don't care about.