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How about best racing photo?
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I stand corrected, I always watch them go forward and drool.
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That's me in the sand. My girl who posted the pic took the pic.
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Kawasaki Brute Force Oil blowing out near air box
Stoopidbot1 replied to met11's topic in Kawasaki ATV Forum
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Most of them don't. As far as I know Kawi is the only one.
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20 Parts of the Body You Dont Need
Stoopidbot1 replied to fox300exchic's topic in General Talk - Anything Goes!
Don't get me started on injuries. As far as broken bones, all 10 toes at least once, 3 of the 10 fingers, thigh bone, ribs, and cheek bone. -
I got me one!!! :woot: Exactly 31 days until the knot is tied.
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When the Wife doesnt listen
Stoopidbot1 replied to mywifeknowseverythin's topic in ATV Picture and Video Sharing
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20 Parts of the Body You Dont Need
Stoopidbot1 replied to fox300exchic's topic in General Talk - Anything Goes!
Imagine what 2300 teenage kids could come up with. (i had 2300 people at my school) -
ATV Laws and Information - By State
Stoopidbot1 replied to quadmaniac's topic in ATV Laws, Legal Issues, and Policing
Great job! We're gonna have to make this post "sticky"- 15 replies
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I wouldn't recommend a 450 for a girl who races. The 400 can be built to run with the 450s at top speed. Through 3rd gear the 400ex will hang no problem. The 400 also has reverse which is HUGE in Harscrambles. If you get yourself stuck on the 450, it often takes ALOT of upper body strength to lift out of the mud or get off a rock. The 400 you can USUALLY back out of a sticky situation.
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20 Parts of the Body You Dont Need
Stoopidbot1 replied to fox300exchic's topic in General Talk - Anything Goes!
I knew a chick in high school that fell at a party and broke her tail bone on the edge of the coffee table. A girl walking around school with a pillow for her arse, needless to say was the "butt" of all the jokes. Her boyfriend had his own story of why she needed the pillow! -
20 Parts of the Body You Dont Need
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Ouch is right, Raptor8 hit it on the head. I don't know how many times I've sat up completely pissed an clutching the toes. -
20 Parts of the Body You Dont Need
Stoopidbot1 replied to fox300exchic's topic in General Talk - Anything Goes!
I have broken the 2 smallest toes on my left foot so many times they no longer bend. They just stick straight out. -
There we go, thanks TB! They look frickin sweet. I bet they scream.
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You Are Big Jerks!!!:aargh::aargh:
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You guys need to stop ganging up on me or else...I will tell Admin!!!!
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Sorry, 2 years ago I was still riding 2 wheels.
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Check this out. http://www.servicehonda.com/service.html
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I'm surprised it lasted that long.
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When the Wife doesnt listen
Stoopidbot1 replied to mywifeknowseverythin's topic in ATV Picture and Video Sharing
I don't care who you are, if you are handling a gun and firecrackers pop right behind you, your gonna jump. The less exp you have the more it will scare you. -
This group called "Recreate 68" are a bunch of loons,they actually think that they are going to make the Denver Mint levitate and then they will shake the whole building so money can fall out for the "needy" DENVER (MyFOXColorado.com) - Democratic National Convention protesters plan to raise the roof - and the rest of the United States Mint in Denver - later this month when the party convenes in Denver to nominate Sen. Barack Obama as its candidate for president. Organizers of Recreate 68, which is affiliated with at least a dozen protest groups mobilizing for the DNC later this month, are planning to attempt a levitation of the U.S. Mint as a statement against the money being spent on the convention which activists feel would better be spent on the poor. "It's time to redistribute the wealth," reads a statement at the Recreate68.org Web site. "Between security and corporate payoffs, the DNC will cost over 100 million dollars for a party. We think the people deserve that money." The statement goes on to say, "Join us as we encircle the Denver Mint...and use our collective power to raise the Mint building in the air and shake the money out of it for the people." The attempted levitation is set for 5 p.m. Aug. 25, the first full day of the four-day convention. "We're going to have a couple thousand people surround this entire building, and they're going to be bringing all their magic, all their energy and everything that they have with them, and the idea is we're going to raise this building up in the air with a little bit of singing, a little bit of dancing," said Glenn Spagnuolo, a co-founder and spokesman of Recreate 68. "The way we look at it, there is so much disparity between the rich and the poor right now that we want to take some of that money out of the hands of the greedy. And what better place than the Denver Mint?" The mint, that week, will be "in maintenance mode," according to a Mint spokesman, meaning that while staff will be there, coins will not be in production and public tours will not be conducted. The fact that the "maintenance mode" week is scheduled for the same week as the DNC - and the scheduled protest - is a coincidence, the spokesman said. "That was planned in advance," said U.S. Mint spokesman Greg Hernandez. He didn't appear worried about the scheme to levitate the building, which takes up the better part of an entire city block. "The United States Mint Police do work with the Secret Service and, during that week, obviously, there will be a lot more security details located in the city. But the facility of the United States Mint will be protected by the United States Mint Police, and it will be, like I said, business as usual." The planned raising of the Mint is not without precedent. Thousands of anti-war protesters during the Vietnam conflict, on Oct. 21, 1967, massed at the Pentagon and, under the anarchic leadership of Yuppies including Abbie Hoffman, Jerry Rubin and the poet Allen Ginsberg, attempted to levitate the nerve center of the American military in an effort "exorcise" the evil spirits they believed controlled it. No reported levitation was observed by sober onlookers. But there was sporadic violence when some of the protesters managed briefly to get inside the facility, and there were a reported 680 arrests and some blood spilled before it was over. Spagnuolo, who has disavowed any plans for violence, acknowledged that the levitation scheme is not entirely original. "We call ourselves Recreate 68, and we want to do a little something to remember Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin and the folks that came before us," he said. "And this is kind of our ode to them, and also our respect to the poor communities here, 'cause poverty is a killer. And we think this is a good way to bring some attention to that issue." People waiting in line outside the Mint on Tuesday to go on the public tours were mystified when told of Recreate 68's plans. "I don't understand," said Bob Bobo, of Colorado Springs. "The protesters ought to spend their time doing something else, if you ask me."
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At this years Erzberg Iron Road Prologue, Tim Farr took an amazing 2nd place overall out of about 1500 world class bikes and quads. This race is similar to the Pikes Peak Hill Climb but it is held in Austria. The race has been run for 14 years now, previous best for a quad was 62nd place.
