[joe c]

hey you jerks....happy new year!

i'm formally making a resolution to kick jeremys ass this year. i swear i'll dye trying. (nearly killed myself trying to last year god knows!!)


jeremy, mr pee-hinney, and any other uscra'ers.....yous guys going to the banquet?? i hope so. i'll be there.

seriously, i hope everyone has a prosperous, safe, and happy, new year
jc

 

[aaron]

Joe,
While your dreaming of banquets and Holiday festivals, JD and I have been at the shop for the last day and half making race bikes. Wanting to beat someone racing takes more than wet dreams or in Jeremy's case it takes someone else who can weld brackets for him. His bike looks sweet. We used your 160 for a parts bike.

Aaron

 

[joe c]

dude, when you race a honda, theres nothing else to do with your time.

you'll see

j

 

[Rad350Hog]

"You guys should do more research. The cafe racer culture just happened to begin in brittain before japan starting mass exportation of their fine non-leaking motorcycles. I am sure if the brits had more of an open market back in the 40s and 50s they would have totally dug japan's superior design. And also, cafe racer culture started with the idea of taking what you have and making it faster. That is all. If they had then what we have now, they'd be riding GSXRs and Ninjas not those slow ass 500 singles and rattle-ass 650 twins. Open your mind, live in the moment, stop trying to make rules for your comfy little social clicks. You'll spoil it like shopping malls spoiled punk rock."
-- http://www.pgallery.net/deanjohnston/image-42543.html

hee hee