My bro doin some cool stuff on his crotch rocket

[Fender Bender]

Got some pretty cool pics of him today :cool:

Doin seat stands

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Another seat stand.. a little bit of a dark pic.

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last one of the seat stands.. he was going back down for the curve on this one

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this is just him goin down the drive powershiftin' :cool:

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another just cruisin

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And lastly, a wheelie. Hope you like the pics!

[blondie69]

those are pretty sweet!:D

sweet...i cant wait till i turn 18 so i can get one of them...i js8ut dont wanna try a wheelie and fall:ermm:

[CHAUNCY]

Cool pics......looks like fun;)

he looks like the karate kid standin up on the seat.....:p

[Fender Bender]

HAHAHA, he does!:D

[hondafox440]

Sweet. Thats an F4i right?

[Honda Jay]

NO, it is an F3. the F4i has two headlights (left on low, both on high), fuel injection, larger ram air ducts, and better suspension. i have ridden an F4i and they are nice.

Fender Bender, tell your brother to purchase a nice leather jacket and glooves, since that muscle shirt doesn't really like pavement!
Stupid squid:ermm: (he'll wreak, everyone does, and learn:ermm: )

[Fender Bender]

There isn't anything I or anyone can do to keep him from learning. He'll start wearing more safety gear when he feels what its like wrecking on asphalt.

At least he wears his helmet though.:cool:

[JLanphear]

Props to your bro dude. They say that the Christ's (seat stand) is one of the easiest tricks there are, but I tell you one thing, I would much rather be doing wheelies and stoppies myself....I don't have much balance.

Here's our Pal Andrew (CAMPRO on Exriders). He's pretty moddest and doesn't post many pics of himself so I'll do it for him....

http://users.adelphia.net/%7eredrizza/2002/stunting/images/andrewskitchin.jpg

And another...

http://users.adelphia.net/%7eredrizza/2002/stunting/images/andrewsuperman.jpg

He had some wheelie pics and some Christ pics but I can't seem to located them. :ermm:

-Josh

[chad400ex]

I wrecked an F3, and was wearing safety gear. That was 5 years ago...my shoulder is still F'd up. Your bro doesn't have enough meat on his bones to keep him from snapping like a twig if he gets in an accident. I learned my lesson....doing 120 over the top of a hill, only to find a guy pulling out of his driveway on the other side.......locked up the brakes, everything went into slow motion, and SMACK!!! I ditched the bike right before I hit the car. My gear allowed me to slide across the road without leaving a trail of skin and blood.

Every day I say young kids (16-20 yrs. old) riding crotch rockets in shorts, t-shirts, tennis shoes, no gloves, but a helmet (only because it's the law in Oregon). Last week listening to the news on the way to work or on the way home 4 kids were in bad motorcycle accidents....not a single one was wearing protective gear other than a helmet....one of them is still alive, but he lost alot of skin and muscle tissue from sliding across the pavement.

Anyway....enough with my lecture. I still ride street bikes...but never without a jacket, boots, gloves, and helmet. And what do you know....I'm still alive (with all my body parts intact) after 12 years of riding.

[Fender Bender]

I'll make sure he reads that chad... though it probably wont do any good. Thanks man:)

[MOFO]

Originally posted by chad400ex
I ditched the bike right before I hit the car. My gear allowed me to slide across the road without leaving a trail of skin and blood.





this leaves a nice image in someones mind... ouch!


I agree with the equipment...I've seen old scars on some of my friends dad's from not wearing protective gear and getting road rash...


oh, they will learn....the hard way. :mad:

[daiglea]

I've been there and there is nothing like having a doctor pic bits of pavement out of you @ss to make you slow down. Altho it did leave a pretty nice scar ;)

[MOFO]

Originally posted by daiglea
I've been there and there is nothing like having a doctor pic bits of pavement out of you @ss to make you slow down. Altho it did leave a pretty nice scar ;)


Or in my friends case (they lived on a farm 30 years ago), his mom would take a wire brush with alcohol to removed the dirt & gravel. :eek:

[daiglea]

Well now that sent shivers down my spine. In my case it was only tweasers and cotton swabs but still hurt like h3ll.

[ranger400ex]

You know how they clean road rash at the ER right? a little peroxide and a stiff brush ie wire or nylon scrubbing the flesh. Wear gear or don't ride. take it from experience.

Ben

[250x#93]

Cool stuff, but yeah he needs more saftey gear, when i get one I'll be suited all up:devil: Looks like fun though:cool:

[hessianmx111]

i dont do wheelies on my bike on the pavement any more after having my *** scraped all to crap. i was not able to sit down without a pillow for about a week. i was only going about 25-30 i couldnt imagine hittin 60 then losin it.:confused2 luckily no gravel or anything was left in there but it hurt like sumna*****. it was torcher to take a crap i tell ya. and i still have a lil reminder of how much of a dumbass i was in the form of a lil dark scar on my backside.

[Meek]

Originally posted by ranger400ex
Wear gear or ride a log. Take it from experience.

Ben :devil: