Re: Parts WANTED (-.-) :>) Perhaps you should move down to an SV 650. Learn to ride, then move back up to a TLR. Your Wallet will appreciate it or spend some time learning to ride on the track. Alternatively, you might want to consider growing up a little before you injure yourself or someone else. All of this is from one whom has been there done that. Take the advice or not it's your life! Wish you the best. -- TL1000 SV1000 Message Board

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Date Posted: 10:57:09 05/10/04 Mon
Author: deltl1ks
Subject: Re: Parts WANTED (-.-) :>) Perhaps you should move down to an SV 650. Learn to ride, then move back up to a TLR. Your Wallet will appreciate it or spend some time learning to ride on the track. Alternatively, you might want to consider growing up a little before you injure yourself or someone else. All of this is from one whom has been there done that. Take the advice or not it's your life! Wish you the best.
In reply to: ARE-OH-BEE 's message, "Parts WANTED (-.-)" on 16:51:52 05/09/04 Sun

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What the hell are you guys on about?? For all you know he could've lost the front end at the track on someone else's oil spill while knee-down in a 120mph sweeper. What knobs. This board really is becoming a forum for the elitest. I've seen this guys name on the board for years. I'm sure he can handle his own bike. If you can help someone, help them. If not, keep your unrequested riding tips to yourselves. (NT) -- justin, 01:03:42 05/11/04 Tue

What he said. (NT) -- Gary Foreman, 09:18:17 05/11/04 Tue