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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Best slip and slide ever
Tommy Turner:
" Holy sh*t! It's the mother lode."
Billy:
"I never seen so much wool. You could knit a sweater."
Could you take a step back so’s I can get focused?
Looks like it, right?
Quality research right there.
I’d rather go on the one where you sing karaoke while a hot chick gives you a hand job
Uhhhhhmmmm
Yes.
All I feel is love...
And blood loss from a mild stabbing.
Worth it.
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They were called Bear Trap for a reason. The waffle tread on Vans fit perfectly.
I had a Hutch Pro Racer. It was a tough decision to build either a Hutch or a PK Ripper. I'd likely go PK Ripper today.
Not mine but similar. I had the California Lites blue checkered pads. Black rims. Blue Haro number plate. That same seat. No front brake. That was for freestyle.
I had a Hutch Pro Racer. It was a tough decision to build either a Hutch or a PK Ripper. I'd likely go PK Ripper today.
Not mine but similar. I had the California Lites blue checkered pads. Black rims. Blue Haro number plate. That same seat. No front brake. That was for freestyle.
My first “real” bike was a GT Performer. Then we started getting into dirt jumping and I traded it for a Robinson SST with the meat grinder pedals.
Neither of these are mine, but damn near close.
My Robinson didn’t have the kinked seat post and only had front brakes.
Neither of these are mine, but damn near close.
My Robinson didn’t have the kinked seat post and only had front brakes.
The one I would've bought. You could buy a PK Ripper complete. You had to buy Hutch frame and fork and build it.
I bought one of these in 2008ish to get my PK Ripper. People would go nuts about it when I rode it around the neighborhood. I was surprised how much attention it got and how much everyone seemed to like it. Sold it about eight years later for a little more than I had into it.
PK Ripper The Hundreds.
PK Ripper The Hundreds.
PK Ripper here - had a blue one, wish I had pics. See if I can remember the rundown... Landing Gear forks, DK mini stem, Patterson bars with the angle in the grips, Profile cranks, Hutch Beartrap pedals, Racing wheelset were Sun rims on Bullseye hubs in 1/8 skinny. Tioga precision 48's were another set, but favorite for jumping were Z-rims!
Think I got it in '83. Had a Mongoose before that, slowly built up the parts - then swapped to the new F&F.
Think I got it in '83. Had a Mongoose before that, slowly built up the parts - then swapped to the new F&F.
If you are going to try to be funny at least stick with the topic. What does the hoe in your pictures have to do with women that work out?
My first bike was one like this. I hated it. All my friends had Huffy BMX and I got this hold over crap that hadn't sold at the local hardware store. All it was missing was the stupid basket with flowers.
To be fair she appears like she’s does a ton of mental gymnastics.
I mean if she slurps dick that good I’m in. Even if she did just want the free protein and a little testosterone
I had Hutch frame, forks, bars and pedals. Profile 3 pc. crank, Sun rims and Tioga hubs on Comp III tires. Cannot remember what stem. I spared no expense. It was in excess of $800 1984 dollars and I was 15. Got my driver's license 6-9 months later and the bike sat in the garage while I drove my girlfriend around to anywhere we could "park".
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Can't wait for this show to come on.
I have an entire set of pics of this woman from back during the war. The gun is real and she was in Iraq from the look of the pics.
Bet those pics are crusty as hell.
The are on a thumb drive ya tard, lol.
Bet IT'S crusty as hell then
Here’s some of my personal shin massagers.
There are no trees along I-90 in South Dakota...there are very few trees in the whole state.
How times change.....a stingray was THE bike to have when I was growing up....worth some money now.
We found one like this at an old abandoned house. It was yellow and had a blue with blue fleck seat. It was kind of the like the neighborhood whore because everyone around took their turn riding it.
Wheelies were awesome because your center of gravity with that seat made it easy!
Am in TX for work. Coming south down 360 last night when all of a sudden there was zero north bound traffic.
Then there were two police bikes with their lights on, followed by a metric ton of emergency vehicles, all with their lights on, followed by a giant tour bus, followed by what had to be two miles of motorcycles and then some.
I had no idea what was going on.
After some research this morning, it the North Texas Medal of Honor Ride.
To see this in person, Motivational as FUCK!!!!
This video does not do justice, and is severely lacking, but gives an idea.
Then there were two police bikes with their lights on, followed by a metric ton of emergency vehicles, all with their lights on, followed by a giant tour bus, followed by what had to be two miles of motorcycles and then some.
I had no idea what was going on.
After some research this morning, it the North Texas Medal of Honor Ride.
To see this in person, Motivational as FUCK!!!!
This video does not do justice, and is severely lacking, but gives an idea.
Here’s a better video.
Fast forward to 43:30.
Fast forward to 43:30.
I spent about three hours talking with Gino Merli at a Flag Pole dedication in Sterling Pa. back in the 90's. Most unpretentious and gracious man I ever met. Just He and I. I still don't know how I was that lucky( https://mohmuseum.org/medal_of_honor/gino-merli/)
I add the link because if you search Gino Merli the pages that come up will relate to his son, a world renown heart doctor...doesn't surprise me in the slightest that he raised such a man
I add the link because if you search Gino Merli the pages that come up will relate to his son, a world renown heart doctor...doesn't surprise me in the slightest that he raised such a man
Looks like the Crackerjack guy and Groot had a baby.
Ha! Back much further in the day. Circa '79 or early 1980.
Redline frame/fork, Flight Cranks and the V-bars.
Oakley grips, Weinman Rims which I built myself. Rear brake only. Same blue plastic seat with a set back seatpost.
Sorry for the image quality, but it's a pic of a pic.
I'm in the black helmet.
David Moser sitting next to me.
First BMX bike was a Little John with a pair of Ashtabula forks.
The seatpost tube broke at the top of the bottom bracket. ☹
Had MCS and it was a twitchy bitch just like the Schwinn frames. The FMF just never rode well for me. I couldn't pin it down.
The Robinson frame/fork was fantastic out of the gate. It fell short in track handling. IIRC it under steered a bit too much for our dry tracks.
Rode one for a season and dropped my sponsorship because I just liked the Redline best. Went solo until I quit racing.
Spent about an hour with Mike Thorton just a few weeks ago. Also shook Britt’s hand…
Inspirational for sure.
She is beautiful. Such a shame she ruined her 10 hot status with all that ink.
8 hot
10 crazy
=no go zone
That was the track in Brandon off of King's Ave.
It's now part of a parking lot for a bunch of fucking soccer fields. Sickening.
The track layout was identical to the original one at Lake Park. Brandon track was almost 100 yards longer.
Lake Park has a tiny portion of the original track still, but its been replaced by one of the pump style tracks they use now.
Triple Creek on Balm Boyette runs weekly.
Oldsmar still has a track.
The Clearwater one off Old Coachman Rd is long gone. St. Pete track, gone. Safety Harbor, gone.
Dirt tracks and the skill it takes are a bygone era. Replaced by blacktop coated pump tracks, slick tires and clip in pedals.
