30 and younger thread

doesnt say power or mpg on the website unless im looking for it in the wrong places

 

Someday...

 

told you! its so sexy ^

edit: i like the bikes that look kinda like the old school race bikes and to me this gives off that look and its a cruiser. i like sport bikes but i dont need all that power especially since i hate those douche bags that pull wheelies or fly by me...makes me wanna hit em with the truck. rant lol sorry

 

Specs tab. 250cc and 84mpg.

 

im blind lol caught it

 

so thats a yes on the sidecar?

 

Calc II was definitely the worst. All the different rules to remember sucked. calc 3 was much easier in my opinion. 3d sounds intimidating but one you realize it's only one extra step and get the hang of polar coordinates, you're golden. Calc 4 sucked some balls but not many majors require you to take it

 

Finally watching suits. Only two minutes in and damn

 

whats that

 

I rode one of those in Sturgis, one of the dealers had this sweet demo thing where you just signed up and could take any bike out that they had on the lot. I rode a V-rod and then an Iron. I found both of them to be pretty meh, being used to my 250 Ninja I was expecting yank-the-bars-outta-your-hands power but neither really fealt much faster. That and the v-rod was really weird to turn because of the fat back tire, I didn't like it at all. I think it's sportbikes only for me for the foreseeable future

They vary a little depending on the school you're at, but from my experience in talking to all the people at my school you either excel at calc 1 and 3 or calc 2 and diff eq. 1 and 3 were my strong suit, I thought 3 was exactly like 1 just in 3D. 2 and diff I just barely kept afloat in and did just good enough to pass on the first shot but don't feel at all like I really retained anything from any of them. So far the only thing I've had to use in school after the calc classes is very basic integrals. I'm sure as I go on I'll use a little more, but basically if you get through it it disappears for the most part

 

Shown on USA. look up Meghan Markle and you'll understand

 

Not looking for anything fast. If I was then I'd get a Honda CBR. I just want a motorcycle to cruise on that looks and sounds good.

 

My biggest disappointment was actually the noise, I never realized that every harley I'd seen had aftermarket pipes on it. Those babies whisper with the factory pipes on them.

For me, bikes are there to make up for the dismal lack of speed the taco has haha

 

this

good thing it whispers i just want a bike to cruise and save gas and i live at home with my parents and my truck is loud enough i dont want to get a loud bike to which i'd have to walk it down the street just to start it

 

why?

 

i enjoy an occasional motorcycle but forthe most part also hate the riders but a new motor cycle is alot cheaper than a new convertable especially a cool one

 

Iv done cal1 and cal2 I'm in difeq right now and it's terrible

 

Iv missed this whole season

 

If you're looking for quiet and subdued, I don't think a Harley is for you

That's fine, I'm not the biggest fan of pirate ships or pirates either

 

You're eluding to riding a bike so hard you blow up the engine? Exactly why I hate most riders as well

Seems like riders love passing other vehicles when that vehicle is passing another one just so they can slip through the little gap.

I have no problem with them if they follow the rules of the road, but they are pretty such like BMW drivers.