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B_rtman is an ass, but he owns it. I can respect that.

Very true.

Yep, one slip and you may not stop tumbling for a while.

It's cool to see insanity at a slow, methodical pace.

Not something I knew I needed. I'm still getting used to using the one I have.

You forgot the rats ass option!

Since my near death wreck I'm less likely to take certain risks. This video is beyond my current comfort zone.

Click on your user name, the menu is there.

He's the only person I have ever put on ignore in over 20 years of forum usage.

So 100 bux a month.

Lol, This is too funny. You've chosen to ignore content by RidingAgain. Options

Laguna Coast, my old local trails. https://www.mtbproject.com/directory/8012508/laguna-coast-wilderness-park

He knows I can't see what he says, but he has to respond.

This is awesome... Let’s face it, you send a message with what you say AND what you do. If words aren’t supported with consistent actions, they will ring hollow. Someone once said, “Remember, people will judge you by your actions, not your intentions. You may have a heart of gold — but so does a hard-boiled egg.” 1. The emperor is all talk, no action. Like the emperor’s new clothes, everything is centered on the show rather than on substance. He talks a good game, but don’t expect any action or follow-up from this empty suit. 2. The politician will say anything to win your vote of confidence; this person is great with words but don’t ask for accountability. Once this opportunist gets what she wants, she’s nowhere to be found. 3. The hypocrites are so full of @#%^*?! that even they don’t believe what they are saying. Forget action on their part. They have a hard enough time keeping their own stories straight. 4. The drifters have no backbone. They make statements one minute and change their positions the next. If it seems that these folks are confused or evasive, it’s because they are. 5. The professor speaks eloquently about theory, but that’s where it ends. Action? That thought never crossed her mind. As the popular saying goes, “An ounce of action is worth a ton of theory.” 6. The zombie is so oblivious to reality he doesn’t even realize that his words are out of step with his actions. It only takes someone else to shine a bright light on this fellow to expose his insincerity. When you “walk the talk,” your behavior becomes a catalyst for people’s trust and faith in you. And it also emphasizes what you stand for. So, any time you make a claim, no matter how small, and display inconsistent behavior, you shatter the comfort zone — and weaken your bond of trust with others. As a result, anything thought to be predictable in the future may be treated as suspect. The fact is, everything you do in life sends a message. So make sure to practice what you preach. As Ben Franklin said, “Well done is better than well said.”

Me too, going stir crazy these days.

He made four more posts in a row? Try putting some of that energy into actually doing something.

Lol, since you quoted him I can see what he said. WTF is he trying to say? He doesn't contribute time and/or money to help but he loves to talk a TON of crap to other people. What a freakin' maroon (misspelled on purpose).

And we thank you for that.

For me, height from the ground is not as important as height in relation to the BB and the seat.

Ima give that a try.

I was confused till I realized that there is part of the conversation I have blocked. LOL.

Me too, and loved the *healthy* lunch out there. I miss cheese burgers.

Read this today, http://www.roadracingworld.com/news/motogp-nicky-haydens-number-69-to-be-retired-from-grand-prix-racing-at-cota/ Nicky survived countless motorcycle crashes and died training on a road bike.

I'm glad sellers remorse doesn't come paired with buyers remorse, cuz I got none...haha.

I haven't been back on a superbike in the last year and a half either. Not even on the track.