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That would be awesome!
Originally posted by HackAsaw
Like many Tn roads, the Dragon is lavishly blessed with the taxer payers asphalt and paving crews.
It has many technically correct curves with respect to banking and radii while others show concessions to the stubborn mountains thru which it was carved.
Has only recently become under fire by law enforcement and for years has been the place for unbridled speed orgies.
I've enjoyed many, of the two and four wheeled variety. There are many on this planet that are indeed insane and many of them ceased being so on the Dragon.
The death and injury count climbed to the point as to be sanctioned resulting in the loss of federal road money, so it's a different gig now.
F you missed it...... tough, I doubt it will ever be the same.
There are MANY similar roads throughout the state and my shop is on a very fast one that as of now, seems to be free of constables willing to make high speed chase.
Our roads here are why the very under geared Land Of UK pushrod bikes couldn't hold up.
55mph gearing is miserable on 100mph roads.
Have you ever done push mountain, to the west?
Originally posted by HackAsaw
Like many Tn roads, the Dragon is lavishly blessed with the taxer payers asphalt and paving crews.
It has many technically correct curves with respect to banking and radii while others show concessions to the stubborn mountains thru which it was carved.
Has only recently become under fire by law enforcement and for years has been the place for unbridled speed orgies.
I've enjoyed many, of the two and four wheeled variety. There are many on this planet that are indeed insane and many of them ceased being so on the Dragon.
The death and injury count climbed to the point as to be sanctioned resulting in the loss of federal road money, so it's a different gig now.
F you missed it...... tough, I doubt it will ever be the same.
There are MANY similar roads throughout the state and my shop is on a very fast one that as of now, seems to be free of constables willing to make high speed chase.
Our roads here are why the very under geared Land Of UK pushrod bikes couldn't hold up.
55mph gearing is miserable on 100mph roads.
Have you ever done push mountain, to the west?
yeah ive seen that video of Prick brett , as we unaffectionately call him round here.quote:Originally posted by Geeto67
Here is your fellow countryman Rick Brett blowing up a triple on the gap while keeping up with an aprilla:quote:Originally posted by ukTony
ive heard a lot of talk about deals gap, but what exactly is it and where is it?
yeah ive seen that video of Prick brett , as we unaffectionately call him round here.quote:Originally posted by Geeto67
Here is your fellow countryman Rick Brett blowing up a triple on the gap while keeping up with an aprilla:quote:Originally posted by ukTony
ive heard a lot of talk about deals gap, but what exactly is it and where is it?
quote:Originally posted by bender
Originally posted by HackAsaw
Like many Tn roads, the Dragon is lavishly blessed with the taxer payers asphalt and paving crews.
It has many technically correct curves with respect to banking and radii while others show concessions to the stubborn mountains thru which it was carved.
Has only recently become under fire by law enforcement and for years has been the place for unbridled speed orgies.
I've enjoyed many, of the two and four wheeled variety. There are many on this planet that are indeed insane and many of them ceased being so on the Dragon.
The death and injury count climbed to the point as to be sanctioned resulting in the loss of federal road money, so it's a different gig now.
F you missed it...... tough, I doubt it will ever be the same.
There are MANY similar roads throughout the state and my shop is on a very fast one that as of now, seems to be free of constables willing to make high speed chase.
Our roads here are why the very under geared Land Of UK pushrod bikes couldn't hold up.
55mph gearing is miserable on 100mph roads.
Have you ever done push mountain, to the west?
you just answered your own question geetsquote:Originally posted by Geeto67
Why do you guys call him "Prick Brett"? I take it it is not in a friendly way.
I've met him a few times, and aside from driving up the price of kawasaki triples by taking them all out of the US, he seems nice.