Endless Mike
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Originally posted by XRpredator
In my opinion, opinions are like, er, um, cowboy hats. Yeah, cowboy hats. I don't know why, they just are.
Originally posted by Lorin
Jaybird posts: The 13 yr (5'2") old is not big enough to ride a full frame bike without modifications
That being said, does that relate at all to the fact that you finally got a "full-sized, man's bike." Maybe when your 13 yr old gets a little bigger, you can give him your tiddler, 125 bike?
Originally posted by Ol'89r I used to have an opinion once. Then I got married. :confused: [/B]
"Opinions are like butt holes, everbody has one and I don't want to hear yours" :scream:
Originally posted by Ol'89r
I used to have an opinion once. Then I got married. :confused:
Originally posted by frankfilm
I also subscribed to this site.
Thanks again,
Frank
Originally posted by frankfilm
I also subscribed to this site.
Originally posted by motometal
I have no idea about your riding skill (nor do I care), but would venture a guess that a good rider (soccer mom or otherwise) on a KX100 wouldn't have much trouble keeping up with that big CR500, especially in tight single track.
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