Galveston cruise- Sunday
08-27-2007 | 03:06 PM
#41
Cruising does not mean 110 MPH down 45 on a crowded Sunday afternoon...
I'm all about a little racing on the freeway, but, not when it's that packed nor when you are already going well over the speed limit.
The racing at Cherry Hill put it over the top. C'mon, you HAVE to know that people/families are coming the opposite way of your race with no center divider. I know you wouldn't think it was worth it had you hit someone after a nasty bump in the road. Do it somewhere a little more controlled, like a blocked off highway.
I just don't think it was the proper way to "get your name out there."
On the subject of the pictures, did you get any of them before people started racing?
I'm all about a little racing on the freeway, but, not when it's that packed nor when you are already going well over the speed limit.
The racing at Cherry Hill put it over the top. C'mon, you HAVE to know that people/families are coming the opposite way of your race with no center divider. I know you wouldn't think it was worth it had you hit someone after a nasty bump in the road. Do it somewhere a little more controlled, like a blocked off highway.
I just don't think it was the proper way to "get your name out there."
On the subject of the pictures, did you get any of them before people started racing?
08-28-2007 | 08:13 AM
#43
Originally Posted by H/C/I Stang
Cruising does not mean 110 MPH down 45 on a crowded Sunday afternoon...
I'm all about a little racing on the freeway, but, not when it's that packed nor when you are already going well over the speed limit.
The racing at Cherry Hill put it over the top. C'mon, you HAVE to know that people/families are coming the opposite way of your race with no center divider. I know you wouldn't think it was worth it had you hit someone after a nasty bump in the road. Do it somewhere a little more controlled, like a blocked off highway.
I just don't think it was the proper way to "get your name out there."
On the subject of the pictures, did you get any of them before people started racing?
I'm all about a little racing on the freeway, but, not when it's that packed nor when you are already going well over the speed limit.
The racing at Cherry Hill put it over the top. C'mon, you HAVE to know that people/families are coming the opposite way of your race with no center divider. I know you wouldn't think it was worth it had you hit someone after a nasty bump in the road. Do it somewhere a little more controlled, like a blocked off highway.
I just don't think it was the proper way to "get your name out there."
On the subject of the pictures, did you get any of them before people started racing?
08-28-2007 | 08:43 AM
#44
Launching!
Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 246
Likes: 0
From: Friendswood, TX
if someone would have said everyone be good and no racing like ls1 and hpd does i would not have a problem with it at all. also people have been racing at the hill forever. My dad is 60 years old and he raced there when he was younger so... it don't mean its right but it happens. There was only like what 15 or 20 people there and only about 3 or 4 crying about it so thats not to bad. you can't make everyone happy.
08-28-2007 | 08:59 AM
#46
Originally Posted by -Ross-
Every single "cruise" I've been on is like this. Everyone wants to see how fast they can make it to Galveston.
08-28-2007 | 03:38 PM
#47
Staging Lane
Joined: May 2004
Posts: 53
Likes: 0
From: Lake Jackson, Tx
Originally Posted by -Ross-
Every single "cruise" I've been on is like this. Everyone wants to see how fast they can make it to Galveston.
09-01-2007 | 08:12 PM
#48
Guys I know the Stickies get overlooked very easily, but heres the cruise I mentioned before to Brazos Bend.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...58#post7713358
Get yourselves on the roll call!
https://ls1tech.com/forums/showthrea...58#post7713358
Get yourselves on the roll call!
