Argonath RPG - A World of its own
Argonath RPG Community => Speakerbox => Topic started by: supermotard420 on November 29, 2013, 07:15:58 pm
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Supermotos for life! if you dont ride go get any engine between your legs and instantly smile :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G_aW4K-b0V8
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Thats not a super bike , its just ... normal
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these are supermoto's 500's and 650cc's, you couldnt handle one.
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Superretards. <3
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would love to get one of the faggots that drive like a retard on my hood, all that insurance money for me :jackson:
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you wont get half of what the biker will get though ;)
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you wont get half of what the biker will get though ;)
Explain how he is gonna get anything at all if he drives like they do on the movie, dash cam ;)
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Only a couple with go pros on there, and if you go into someone whilst doing something stupid on camera that's your problem, and these guys could dodge you in your cage anyway :D
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Only a couple with go pros on there, and if you go into someone whilst doing something stupid on camera that's your problem, and these guys could dodge you in your cage anyway :D
LOL, HOW is that MY problem? Would love to see them dodge me when they are on 1 wheel.
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'and if you go into someone whilst doing something stupid on camera that's your problem' That's clearly on about the bikers fault not you LOL, they can still turn on 1 wheel lol they got skill unlike your effortless gas/brake pedals :D
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Supermoto hood ornament for your BMW! :app:
If people want to fool around on the public roads, they should expect to get run over.
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These guys are professionals if you think they'll get hit by a car keep dreaming lol, bikers see cars as obstacles flowing down a stream just dodging each one lol
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Or you coud get a real bike ;)
(http://img31.imageshack.us/img31/1354/x5g8.jpg)
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nice bike, but the supermoto would have no trouble keeping up ;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sj7CtsxFB1U
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'and if you go into someone whilst doing something stupid on camera that's your problem' That's clearly on about the bikers fault not you LOL, they can still turn on 1 wheel lol they got skill unlike your effortless gas/brake pedals :D
Nope, its not my problem, its their problem. I would love to see them dodge a car comming in 70 km/h towards them, on 1 wheel. And my my gas/brake pedals isnt effortless, I've saved a life using the brake pedal, a faggot on a motorbike to be exact.
Supermoto hood ornament for your BMW! :app:
If people want to fool around on the public roads, they should expect to get run over.
:janek:
These guys are professionals if you think they'll get hit by a car keep dreaming lol, bikers see cars as obstacles flowing down a stream just dodging each one lol
Oh god you are unbelievable
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Your hard you can hit someone with a 1 and a half ton vehicle, too scared too take a slap you little girl :D
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Man the other bikes are not even at fullspeed so i still thinking these bikes that you love ( supermotos ) are only cheap bikes
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A bike goes how fast u feel comfortable too ride it, believe it or not but when someone rides a superbike they will tend too ride it slower than a lower cc bike, as the lower cc bike is more forgiven and you can pinn it through corners, cant say the same about a big bike alot too think about, same goes with cars youll find someone will drive a v8 much faster than a scary v12, just because the vehicle is faster dont mean youll drive/ride it faster.
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Nope, its not my problem, its their problem. I would love to see them dodge a car comming in 70 km/h towards them, on 1 wheel. And my my gas/brake pedals isnt effortless, I've saved a life using the brake pedal, a faggot on a motorbike to be exact.
:janek:
Oh god you are unbelievable
You're both wrong.
A real motorcyclist knows how vulnerable they are and takes necessary precautions, recognising the risk and minimising them. Ie, not being a faggot as Jack so kindly pointed out.
Secondly, not all motorcyclists are faggots, and the majority of crashes are 50/50 blame. Ie, the driver went without looking, and the rider put themself in the situation. However, in a large proportion cases, for example, a biker being "T-boned," the driver is 100% to blame.
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Your hard you can hit someone with a 1 and a half ton vehicle, too scared too take a slap you little girl :D
To scared to take a slap? Would love to see you take a slap by my 1 and a half ton vehicle, and we could see who was the little girl? Your arguments are retarded, lol. If you fail to see the fact that its gonna be their fault, and not mine theres something wrong with you.
You're both wrong.
A real motorcyclist knows how vulnerable they are and takes necessary precautions, recognising the risk and minimising them. Ie, not being a faggot as Jack so kindly pointed out.
Secondly, not all motorcyclists are faggots, and the majority of crashes are 50/50 blame. Ie, the driver went without looking, and the rider put themself in the situation. However, in a large proportion cases, for example, a biker being "T-boned," the driver is 100% to blame.
Im not talking about other bikers or accidents now, I am talking about the people that drive like the ones in the movie he linked. Its not always a bikers fault, but if they drive like the ones in the movie, it is their fault, thats my point.
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You're right joe it is mainly the driver too blame, you'd be surprised how much control you have over the bike, it's the width of your shoulders so you have way more chance of avoiding things, though obvisously when you do collide coming off the bike is inevitable so you're going too get hurt. I myself am not an anxious rider i know many riders are constantly on look out as you should be for oil, objects on the road etc, maybe ill learn my lesson one day that will make me more cautious :), it's there fault? doing a wheelie on a straight road?, what do you think bad can happen from this?, they come off and get run over if the person behind isnt within 2 second gap?
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There's a difference between driving in a car and driving a car, just like there's a difference between riding on a bike and riding a bike.
It seems you have little to no experience of either transport methods by the looks of these posts and pointless arguments.
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Jack all im saying when it comes too 'hitting' the bike, if you had a game of vehicle tag with one of these guys you wouldn't get close lol
I would get as close as I do to other normal traffic, not a single shit would be given. Who knows, maybe I need to overtake them and suddenly as I get back in the correct lane, a kid or an animal is passing the road as he is doing wheelies behind me? By the time he uses to get back on ground and slow down he is gonna be in my ass.
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I personally am not a fan of any stunts on the road. I love lane splitting, and long twisting lanes, but popping wheelies have never been my thing. I've seen too many videos of bikers coming off, destroying the vehicle and hurting themselves.
I personally wear full protection, boots, textile jacket and trousers with padding, armoured gloves, decent helmet etc. The jacket has large patches of yellow material, high visibility, and the helmet is white. The entire way I dress is based on protection in the event of an accident, and making myself visible. Even so, I have had many times where people pull straight across into me, I've been ran into at junctions, and have knocked on loads of peoples windows when they pull into my lane. They say "I didn't see you." Yeah, right, you missed a guy on a noisy bike in high visibility gear...
I ride based on the fact all car drivers are trying to kill me. In my opinion this video you posted is natural selection at it's finest, ie, the most intelligent survive, the ones who do stunts like this don't.
We have a saying where I fly light aircraft. You have old pilots, and bold pilots. But never old bold pilots.
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A bike goes how fast u feel comfortable too ride it, believe it or not but when someone rides a superbike they will tend too ride it slower than a lower cc bike, as the lower cc bike is more forgiven and you can pinn it through corners, cant say the same about a big bike alot too think about, same goes with cars youll find someone will drive a v8 much faster than a scary v12, just because the vehicle is faster dont mean youll drive/ride it faster.
Devin that is fact^ and if you dont want too take part in the debate please leave.
Jack
guess it's a beauty that motorcycles filter and won't be in your 'ass' :D
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There's a difference between driving in a car and driving a car, just like there's a difference between riding on a bike and riding a bike.
It seems you have little to no experience of either transport methods by the looks of these posts and pointless arguments.
And this. Not that I have been in the traffic for a long time, neither do I have a lot of experience. But even before I got into traffic myself, I knew driving a bike like that is retarded and they are not gonna have much of a chance to dodge things comming surprisingly.
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I've come off a few times on slippery surfaces, and one noob mistake of grabbing the front brake on a roundabout haven't collided with a vehicle 'yet', im dreading the day but i feel extremely aware and confident while riding and you do feeel invincible, but all it takes is that one fool too pull out past your breaking point and your down. I wear Rhok jeans with alpinestars padded jacket with carbon knuckle gloves, feel like a knight in shining armor in my gear lol :D
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It's true, a good biker on a less powerful bike will ride rings round a bad biker on a big bike.
But a bad biker on any bike is going to be trouble. Most people are involved in an incident where they are injured in the first 6 months of riding, I've never been injured in 12 months, that means there must be someone putting the average up.... that's the bad riders.
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yeah i find its mainly younger people thinking they can handle 400cc+ engine sizes when they cant, even the smallest mistakes on a bike like that arn't forgiving, i started on a cg 125 06 model now on a ktm 450 xc my baby!
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yeah i find its mainly younger people thinking they can handle 400cc+ engine sizes when they cant, even the smallest mistakes on a bike like that arn't forgiving, i started on a cg 125 06 model now on a ktm 450 xc my baby!
I've come off a few times on slippery surfaces, and one noob mistake of grabbing the front brake on a roundabout haven't collided with a vehicle 'yet', im dreading the day but i feel extremely aware and confident while riding and you do feeel invincible, but all it takes is that one fool too pull out past your breaking point and your down. I wear Rhok jeans with alpinestars padded jacket with carbon knuckle gloves, feel like a knight in shining armor in my gear lol :D
The impression I get if you is that you don't even own a bike lol...
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I own 2 bikes, a kx 85 for offroad too :D
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He probably does ride, if he didn't he'd just say the biggest sportiest bike he could think of =)
Also, he was absolutely right about grasping the front brake being a noobie mistake, something non-riders wouldn't necessarily know ;D
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I own 2 bikes, a kx 85 for offroad too :D
(http://bigsheepcommunications.files.wordpress.com/2011/11/big-wheel.jpg)
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another thing i hate is hitting the rev limiter in neutral thinking you'r in second pulling from the lights, everyone looks at you like :v: haha
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I wouldn't know, I pull away in first and never miss ;)
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yeah i find its mainly younger people thinking they can handle 400cc+ engine sizes when they cant, even the smallest mistakes on a bike like that arn't forgiving, i started on a cg 125 06 model now on a ktm 450 xc my baby!
/me sniffles
Never got to ride a CG125 - I did my CBT on a YBR125!
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Yeah i also did my CBT on a ybr really liked that bike because it had a rev dial, my cg had a clock for fuel and indicators lol, Did my A2 on a GS500 and i'm still in my 2 years restriction, little secret my ktm isn't insured properly, the rider too weight ratio is too high, but the insurance companies don't need too know that :D
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Yeah i also did my CBT on a ybr really liked that bike because it had a rev dial, my cg had a clock for fuel and indicators lol, Did my A2 on a GS500 and i'm still in my 2 years restriction, little secret my ktm isn't insured properly, the rider too weight ratio is too high, but the insurance companies don't need too know that :D
My brother (joedaman633) did his full test (whatever it used to be called) before January 2013, so he could do it on a CG125! He's also limited for 2 years to 33bhp, at which point he can then ride anything he likes! :strong:
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You from the uk miniman because it's changed again now you can ride the full power gs500 at 47 bhp on the A2, Have no idea what bike too get when i get my full A license always want a supermoto because of the beauty of the ride, want a crotch rocket like a repsol fireblade 600 though :P
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My brother (joedaman633) did his full test (whatever it used to be called) before January 2013, so he could do it on a CG125! He's also limited for 2 years to 33bhp, at which point he can then ride anything he likes! :strong:
Yes, we're from the UK.
As it stands:
Aged 17 - Up to a 125cc (15bhp I think)
Aged 19 - Take another test on a bike up to 46.6bhp (or special dispensation such as GS500 or ER5), you can then ride a bike up to 46.6bhp
Aged 21 - If you have taken the test for up to 46.6bhp, and have held it for two years, you may take a test on a 600+ and be allowed to ride any motorcycle.
Aged 25 - Direct Access, no experience required.
Please note, under the new licencing system, no licence upgrades, the next exam must be taken. This is as of January 2013.
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Basically a dirt bike with road tyres? Anyway here is mine (selling it soon) -
(http://s10.postimg.org/93v0yyr1l/hondacr.jpg)
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On a side note, Frank is reading this, this could be a good sign! =)
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Oh right, 46.6 maybe im mistaken, but i know they let you ride the 47bhp gs500 so it mps dont bother them the extra 0.04 bhp lol, nice CR bro what's that a 125?, 250?
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From the A2 test, it has to be below 46.4 but the bike may originally have up to double that power.
I.E. A restrictor kit may be used :)
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I was going too buy an aprilia rs 125 before when i was first getting into bikes, i guess it was the look of the bike which drew me in as doe smost young kids with the sport look, and i was shocked too find the restricted versions almost £1000 more than the 33bhp aprilias lol, I was thinking of restricting a 600 but just going too wait it out instead :D
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It's just a 125 but very fast for it's engine size as it's got a pro circuit tuned exhaust and a number of other mods.
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yeah 2 stroke 125's are boss, my kx 85 big wheel is nippy enough
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yeah 2 stroke 125's are boss, my kx 85 big wheel is nippy enough
What, a hairdryer on wheels? :balance:
My most recent decision was whether to buy Bridgestone BT45s or Dunlop Arrowmax GT301s, went with the Battlax ones of course!
You're just jel.
(http://cdn.yamaha-motor.eu/product_assets/2013/FZ1-S/2013-Yamaha-FZ1-Fazer-ABS-EU-Competition-White-VR360-028.jpg?width=950&quality=75)
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Will you guys stop going off-topic?
Back up on topic;
The very first experience I had with a bike (if you can call it haha) was Honda Z monkey 50cc
aka this one;
(http://www.midamericaauctions.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/honda-z50-k12-1-5765.jpg)
I loved that feeling, riding without using my feet to push me like a bicycle would..
Second bike I rode was my father's old Honda Cub90;
(https://fbcdn-sphotos-c-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash2/385673_10150788398401770_1418477768_n.jpg)
after that, I kept getting rides on my friends' ones... until my father bought Yamaha Crypton X 2 years ago, I instantly fall in love with it.
(https://fbcdn-sphotos-d-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-frc1/252187_10150237071471770_7236978_n.jpg)
or else (google pic of Special edition though)
(http://img59.imageshack.us/img59/8539/p8252830.jpg)
We didn't have it over 1 year and my father had an MVA with it, he still has trouble walking normally even after so long..
Few months later, I worked my ass off and bought my own, Yamaha Crypton R... spent a lot money on it, and finally sold it couple of months later.. this was it when I bought it;
(https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/s720x720/63093_10151130059761770_1544028692_n.jpg)
And here's one of the last pictures before I sell it..
(https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/965776_10151390264736770_323574142_o.jpg)
Afterwards, I took my dad's old Cub90 on my own hands, completely repairing it from 0..
(https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-prn2/1466302_10151685902551770_1041559311_n.jpg)
(https://fbcdn-sphotos-c-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/1455980_10151685899861770_245666192_n.jpg)
Anyways; my gear is some sort of Bering and Nolan Genesis N100 (http://baxevanismoto.com/admin/prod/images/silver-85-140211151853_0_l.jpg)..
My dream bike;
(https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/1403398_10151653587706770_424786463_o.jpg)
I hope I'll save up for it at Summer... next week I'm getting my 125cc and A1 (cars) license.. should be good :)
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Battleax tyres ftw joe, nice Rock is that an r125 at the end?
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Realy cool helmet you got there. I LOVE IT
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Took couple snaps of my baby for you this morning, she's wearing her offroad tyres due too the recent shit weather round here :)
(http://i44.tinypic.com/33uzaeb.jpg)
(http://i39.tinypic.com/15i15j5.jpg)
(http://i43.tinypic.com/s4cdpc.jpg)
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Very nice fellas, these are all looking like pretty nice machines! ;)
Anyone from the UK been to/going to Motorcycle Live at the NEC this weekend? Heading up today, should be brilliant!
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Not yet, but you will definately see me there in the future once all my mates start riding, we'll be the new superretards ha ;)
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Took couple snaps of my baby for you this morning, she's wearing her offroad tyres due too the recent shit weather round here :)
(http://i44.tinypic.com/33uzaeb.jpg)
(http://i39.tinypic.com/15i15j5.jpg)
(http://i43.tinypic.com/s4cdpc.jpg)
:O Why are you gonna sell it though? I see its for sale.. http://www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-motorbikes/ktm-450/1040487692#photo-content
And only riden it once? Wow :O And thats a nice bike also