I'm not done with the photos yet. ;D And yer welcome fer not show'n my ugly mug! :fingure:Devious2xs said:Great series of photos.
And thanks for wearing the helmet in the photos.
she let him borrow them fer a day. ;Dlimey said:
hell yeah it was fun! I was the smart one, I didn't pop my tire, only my brother-in-law. :violent1: Last tire I popped was on my 02 R1, and that shit was a bitch to clean up with threads all wrapped around the swingarm and mess. So I just gots a lil' rubber to clean off, but I'll still prolly truck speedy to git the tire mounted, she can't have 2 more miles in her. ;DDevious2xs said:
yep, he tried to warn his sister what a hooligan I was, but she wouldn't hear of it. :devil: Me and Tony have been racing rivals ever since he got his license the day he turned 16. I was pulling up to his bday party in my 71 Plymouth Satellite, and he was pulling out taking some friends for a ride in his 66 Ford Fairlane. I decided to 'follow' him down the road, and it's been hell on wheels between me and him ever since. :twofinger:DirtMcGirt said:
Now THAT is a reason for a hooligan burnout!cheapbastard said:all of the hooligan acts are always done in my neighborhood. ;D For one, there is quite a few motorcyclists in my neighborhood, atleast 1/4 of the houses if not more like 1/3 are riders. ;D Plus, Tony and John keep their bikes at my house 'cause they gots no place fer 'em. Most of my neighbors actually git a kick out of it, and the burnout was dedicated in memory of a special neighbor this past weekend anyways. Some of ya may not know, but it was one year ago today that I lost a good friend(and neighbor) to a tragic motorcycle accident. Before the burnout, I went across the street to his house and told his wife and kids to watch, because I knew he would be.
