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Separated my shoulder at 'bogie. Got back on a bike the following weekend... arm still in a sling. I will not live in fear; if I'm quitting, it'll be on my own terms b/c I want to quit.

R.I.P. Super Sic :(

I can't tell what's more geeky: that you remembered and typed out that episode, or that, for a brief second, I tried to figure out what Annie Sullivan was saying.

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Would you accept these things in her b/c you're no longer in a romantic relationship? At first glance, using these words to describe her makes it sound like it's not worth it.

Not as many people cut into my lane as I would have thought (both highway and inner city). When they do cut me off, they tend to do it further away and I don't feel as slighted; though I did have to make a slight change in my perspective.

5 second gap. Try it... enjoy it... feel the serenity. 5 seconds is the new 2 seconds in the GTA.

The bike is a sumo which correlates with the suspension geometry mentioned earlier (although I'm doing any backing in yet). I'll try to get some pictures up and possibly get my eyes fixed. :p

What would be the cause for the front "strips" being smaller than the rear?

Re: I Saw You, Are you on this forum? V.2.0. Blue R6 + yellow F4i, eastbound on Lakeshore, Sunday, around 3pm: You guys inspire the rest of us to be responsible. I'm thoroughly impressed. :cool:

Here's some more info for you: Two stroke engine motorcycles are illegal for manufacturers to sell in North America because of emissions issues. There is a loop hole however, in that a one off can be brought into the country by a private owner for use off road. There is a further loop hole...

The bike has no power in the lower rpms and really bogs... so it's not like you can be ginger when you're taking off or dealing with any stop and go traffic. This is also a problem when turning a corner b/c you HAVE to downshift in order to get any power out of it... it'll sputter if you try to...

It's expensive for a "125", it's got no low end, it's not really beginner friendly, it's high maitenance and buzzingly loud (two stroke), and does not have as big a support network. BUT... it is a wonderful bike on the track... if you can get over the on/off behaviour. *Looks at bike* "Silly...

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