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Jeckyll · 03-29-2006, 11:34 PM

Handle: Jeckyll (umm it's to the left ... anyways)

Age: Old enought to know better, young enough to do it anyways (mid 30's ;) )

Year bought first bike: In 1985 bought a Suzuki 185 TS (Enduro started streetriding in 1987 )

Types of bike owned: Suzuki 185 TS, Yamaha Special II, 98 Katana 600, 99 Kawasaki zx9r.
I rode 19,000 km in 2004 (in 5 months), 17,000 km in 2005 (in 8 months).

Class: Full unrestricted bike license since 1987

General experience: I ride alot, ride twisties and commute as well. I don't track due to lack of interest, I enjoy getting somewhere. I've crashed once one the road, countless times dirtbiking. The road one was in 1987, a dog ran into my front tire (the dog was fine, thanks ;) ).
The people I ride with have the same attitude: Slow in the straights, fast in the corners. They all ride open class bikes and several enjoy spending time on the track and the street.
I believe that you can always keep learning, as such I try to get a few different viewpoints each year. At the time of this writing that means I'm reading "Ride Hard, Ride Smart".

03-29-2006, 11:34 PM	#21 (permalink)
Jeckyll Superbike Champion Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Thrusting inside your baby sisters cinnamon ring Age: 38 Posts: 346 Casino Cash: $250 Sportbike: It's only a 'near-literbike'	Handle: Jeckyll (umm it's to the left ... anyways) Age: Old enought to know better, young enough to do it anyways (mid 30's ;) ) Year bought first bike: In 1985 bought a Suzuki 185 TS (Enduro started streetriding in 1987 ) Types of bike owned: Suzuki 185 TS, Yamaha Special II, 98 Katana 600, 99 Kawasaki zx9r. I rode 19,000 km in 2004 (in 5 months), 17,000 km in 2005 (in 8 months). Class: Full unrestricted bike license since 1987 General experience: I ride alot, ride twisties and commute as well. I don't track due to lack of interest, I enjoy getting somewhere. I've crashed once one the road, countless times dirtbiking. The road one was in 1987, a dog ran into my front tire (the dog was fine, thanks ;) ). The people I ride with have the same attitude: Slow in the straights, fast in the corners. They all ride open class bikes and several enjoy spending time on the track and the street. I believe that you can always keep learning, as such I try to get a few different viewpoints each year. At the time of this writing that means I'm reading "Ride Hard, Ride Smart". __________________ Your sister is cute, but your mom does that thing with her tongue!