Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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At the beginning of last week Phoenix got more rain since 1/1/20 than we did in all of 2019.
A friend has a 690 and an 1190 and dearly loves them both, that’s a fine bike you got there....... and my all time favor Central Oregon Desert machine.
I'm a little passionate about my off-road bikes.
I grew up catching and handling live copperheads, cottonmouths (nasty fuckers) and rattlesnakes since I was 9. The shit you have down there is on another level!
No and hell no!
In this world of crazy liberals, SJW’s, trannys, and every other fuck tarded stupid thing
that a young person can be,
knowing that your son is growing up to be a hunting, shooting, red blooded, heterosexual male that doesn’t give a shit is pretty motivational to me.
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that a young person can be,
knowing that your son is growing up to be a hunting, shooting, red blooded, heterosexual male that doesn’t give a shit is pretty motivational to me.
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2,000,000 people live there and 600 got sick.........................................gosh practically wiped out Nashville in the blink of an eye. If only the twenty-nine hospitals and several hundred doctors in the area could manage.
Shut up.
It is quite clear you do not understand much of anything about medicine or disease.
And especially about statistics related to such.
Is it as bad as the media portrays? Probably not. Is it bad for the high risk populations? Darn right and in a city can overwhelm resources easily. And depending, no matter the number of other hospitals, some are just destined to be busier and get a higher volume of traffic.
Those beds likely will be filled by end of week.
This is the joy of living in this amazing republic. The best healthcare on the planet with millions of people working their butts off to make sure they and their respective facilities are prepared to take care of the sick.
Lots and lots of OT, risk, and absolute dedication to taking care of the sick.
It is quite clear you do not understand much of anything about medicine or disease.
And especially about statistics related to such.
Is it as bad as the media portrays? Probably not. Is it bad for the high risk populations? Darn right and in a city can overwhelm resources easily. And depending, no matter the number of other hospitals, some are just destined to be busier and get a higher volume of traffic.
Those beds likely will be filled by end of week.
This is the joy of living in this amazing republic. The best healthcare on the planet with millions of people working their butts off to make sure they and their respective facilities are prepared to take care of the sick.
Lots and lots of OT, risk, and absolute dedication to taking care of the sick.
Here's the link for those that call bs.
www.google.com
Vanderbilt sets up area to treat possible influx of coronavirus patients in parking garage
New video shows how Vanderbilt University Medical Center is preparing to treat a possible influx of coronavirus patients. Vanderbilt has established an area away from the main emergency department and insists it is not part of hospital overflow. The hospital claims this area is far enough away...
www.google.com
It was a great bike, I replaced it with a 2011 300XC. Dan who founded Inline Fabrication (reloading accessories) bought the 450XCF and still has it.
My longtime racing/riding buddy was the US Maico importer and then one of the early KTM dealers. I attended the annual KTM Dealer meetings from 2005-2011 and was the test rider at special KTM Street Bike releases. I've been very fortunate when it comes to motorcycling experiences in my life.
Of all the bikes I've had, this is only one I have now.
MOTIVATIONAL PICTURE THREAD FRIENDLY REMINDER - STOP THE CHATTER BEFORE YOU GET THIS TAKEN AWAY - there are 100 fucking threads about the virus, go argue in one of those thanks
It's times like this when I wish I still had this bug-out machine.
KTM Dealer Meeting 2008 at Miller Motorsport Park in UT.
Oregon Raceway Park a little piece of heaven in the middle of nowhere.
2002 CR 250 and 2002 KTM 125 SX.
Had some good races on the CR 250 . I can't ride anymore . Bad hip .
My son enjoys riding still . That's him in the chair .
He blew up the CR last spring and it needs the cylinder re done and maybe a crank .
Had some good races on the CR 250 . I can't ride anymore . Bad hip .
My son enjoys riding still . That's him in the chair .
He blew up the CR last spring and it needs the cylinder re done and maybe a crank .
We had a few warm dry days and took the kids to the farm. (13 and 11) CRF 110 and 125...kids discovered going up hill they could catch a little air. You would have thought they landed on the moon. Its all they talked about for days. Making memories...it goes by fast. Looking forward to some trail riding this year.
Very nice machine!!It was a great bike, I replaced it with a 2011 300XC. Dan who founded Inline Fabrication (reloading accessories) bought the 450XCF and still has it.
My longtime racing/riding buddy was the US Maico importer and then one of the early KTM dealers. I attended the annual KTM Dealer meetings from 2005-2011 and was the test rider at special KTM Street Bike releases. I've been very fortunate when it comes to motorcycling experiences in my life.
Of all the bikes I've had, this is only one I have now.
When you first start getting air it feels like your up really high and flying for ever .
But a few good photos and you realize you may have been a foot or two and were in the air for 6 feet .
But the feeling never goes away and you can't wait to do it again !
Sad thing is you will never feel as fast as that 1st day on a motorcycle .
Because from that point on your always chasing more speed and bigger air .
You will never be as fast as you want to be , Nor will you ever jump as high and as far as you want to .
But for some its a life long desire that never fades .
Yea I miss riding !
LOL aint that the truth! My kids thought they were 6' up. My son is full speed and my daughter is more cautious but I was amazed that once she 'felt air' she was riding faster and with more confidence than ever before. It makes Mom nervous...I tell her to go inside, we don't need parental supervision.
I had a Honda dealership in my garage once. ?
Another passion....
That's good friends Lotus 2-Eleven that I was fortunate to drive at numerous track weekend at Sonoma and Thunderhill. It was 1 of 13 in the US and build #192, meaning I drove it between 80-90% of it's capabilities. Never drive faster than your wallet can fly so to speak.
That's good friends Lotus 2-Eleven that I was fortunate to drive at numerous track weekend at Sonoma and Thunderhill. It was 1 of 13 in the US and build #192, meaning I drove it between 80-90% of it's capabilities. Never drive faster than your wallet can fly so to speak.
that was my first passion...then wife and kids...rifles took its place
for dirt biking, i told my nephew yesterday no more riding
im not bringing you to the hospital so unless you want me to stitch you up or set a broken bone on the kitchen table stay off the bike
THOTs not motivational, people getting out from behind their keyboard and doing cool shit very motivational!
I keep expecting @sirhrmechanic to show up with pics of his adv mc romp across Europe to make me feel like the poser that I truly am. ?
I keep expecting @sirhrmechanic to show up with pics of his adv mc romp across Europe to make me feel like the poser that I truly am. ?
@Jefe's Dope
Rampart? or somewhere else? Cool trails no matter what.
Im not not he dirt bike thing. Almost bought one in my youth, decided I wanted to see my next birthday because, well me. I love big air and adrenaline sports and was sure it would be dangerous for me.
Still looks great and riding old roads around the mountains looks like a hoot.
You all be safe! (or I will see you nekkid in the OR!)
Rampart? or somewhere else? Cool trails no matter what.
Im not not he dirt bike thing. Almost bought one in my youth, decided I wanted to see my next birthday because, well me. I love big air and adrenaline sports and was sure it would be dangerous for me.
Still looks great and riding old roads around the mountains looks like a hoot.
You all be safe! (or I will see you nekkid in the OR!)
I miss racing, been out for two years since I wrecked my car now it just sits in the trailer.
Here's a quick lap at NOLA
Nice Beta! The modern trials bikes are really something; I wish I was still young enough to enjoy one. My first, and only, was a brand new 1971 Bultaco Sherpa T and I worked at a shop prepping new Bultaco, Montessa and Ossa bikes. There was a huge drainage ditch and a hillside behind the shop and we, of course, had to test ride all the new bikes.It was a great bike, I replaced it with a 2011 300XC. Dan who founded Inline Fabrication (reloading accessories) bought the 450XCF and still has it.
My longtime racing/riding buddy was the US Maico importer and then one of the early KTM dealers. I attended the annual KTM Dealer meetings from 2005-2011 and was the test rider at special KTM Street Bike releases. I've been very fortunate when it comes to motorcycling experiences in my life.
Of all the bikes I've had, this is only one I have now.
My Sherpa T was stolen and I tried my hand at club motocross, desert races and even the Elsinore Grand Prix; I was hurt pretty bad at Carlsbad and hung it up. I should have stuck with trials.got a little understeer on that last corner so you had to back off..you would have had him at the end of the strait if not...really nice driving
hard to get in a rhythm when lighter cars enter corners faster but die at the apex
