Houston area (along with DB's not from Houston) BS thread

Nah, he has a kid. Can't "allow" him to die or become brain dead(er ).

You on the other hand (single, no kids),,, may be allowed.

 

...didn't want to open the door to let anyone say he's already there...

 

He has kids. And a wife. If you can believe it.

 

Oh, ok got my mc endorsement 12-13 yrs ago. Hadn't heard any of that

 

Saw that.. People in the comments section are ranting about gun laws now.. Shame everything has to lead to politics and they can't just see that it's a fucked up situation

 

I have been missing my bike a lot lately.

One day I be back on one.

 

Damn it! Now I have to pull back my post. I hate it when that happens!

OK, Phil, you will not be allowed to die or become brain dead.

 

That's cold

 

Nevermind. I thought you quoted scooter.

Phill has a gf with the plan of having an entire football team.

 

WTF are you doing to me! Death and brain death allowed again.....

 

That's what you get for posting all those shirtless snapchats of you laying in bed.

J/j

Always wear your gear when riding. Every time I see a squid I feel sad for them.

 

My girlfriend loves this idea.

 

just fyi; I don't want you to die. be careful.

 

Get a mountain bike. It's cheaper and safer IMO.

 

Dibs on his parts collection.

 

Who's got a wife?

 

Y'awl pump out a football team, you may start wishing for brain death.

 

rich I've been riding for a while, over 10 years and I would suggest you start on a mini bike, no joke, then go to a small dirt bike and ride trails for at least a year..

 

now i miss my dirt bike

 

The man has a very good point. Personally, I have never ridden dirt, except the occasional gravel road. But, dirt riding gives you some great riding skills, like; how to fall, when riding dirt you will go down and will learn how to fall and minimize your hurt; you will also get used to the feel of the bike moving around underneath you. Usually don't get these street riding.

What does conflict though is learning to brake. On the dirt, it's mainly back brake, on the street it's mainly front brake. Learning to modulate front/back is most definitely something that has to be learned and practiced. Lock up the rear on the street and you will probably low-side it. Lock it up, then release it, you will probably high-side it.