Post by artfuldodger on Apr 8, 2008 10:31:52 GMT -5
Greetings from Issaquah Washington!
I come from a family that has ridden our bikes from the Seattle area to Laguna Seca for the world super bike (and now moto GP) races annually. As a right of passage, each one of us has been required to make the maiden voyage on an SR 500 we have 3 currently. around Ohigh California I came to understand the meaning of a decreasing radius... and centrifugal force, needless to say off a small cliff - bike into a tree, leathers a little scraped. but the bi wheeled chain saw as it was so eloquently described by another member ran like a champ the rest of the way. on the way back it blew the guts out of the super trap exhaust and you could hear that sucker coming from a mile away. this one will become my street tracker!
Currently in the stable: 1978 RD400, 1978 SR500, 1987 FZ700 & 2004 YZF600R
I come from a family that has ridden our bikes from the Seattle area to Laguna Seca for the world super bike (and now moto GP) races annually. As a right of passage, each one of us has been required to make the maiden voyage on an SR 500 we have 3 currently. around Ohigh California I came to understand the meaning of a decreasing radius... and centrifugal force, needless to say off a small cliff - bike into a tree, leathers a little scraped. but the bi wheeled chain saw as it was so eloquently described by another member ran like a champ the rest of the way. on the way back it blew the guts out of the super trap exhaust and you could hear that sucker coming from a mile away. this one will become my street tracker!
Currently in the stable: 1978 RD400, 1978 SR500, 1987 FZ700 & 2004 YZF600R
