apparently that style was mostly done in california where there arent many nice twisty roads to play on, so they started "streatching" their bikes for a drag style. i'd still rather riding that cbr than a harley. Each to their own though, but can someone tell me, other than doing these sorts of "mods" which are obviously dubbed as "gay" by most of you, what would someone do to customise their bikes other than some short levers and an exhaust? it seems that if something is shiny its "gay!", lowered? "gay!", in fact in anyway different to all the other stock with an exhaust sports bikes out there its obviously "gay"... getting my point? if its not a hardcore track inspired "pig" bike its just not on.
sorry but i dont really get too excited about seeing yet another race replica cookie cutter bike on the road anymore, dont get me wrong i can appreciate a nice bike when i see one and give credit where credit is due.
Hessian said:
There is no accounting for taste. If its stretched, it means you cant ride.
And you're gay.
really? so you have the balls to throw your legs over the bars at speed? or hang off the side like that at speed? or even stand up on the seat and keep your balance? yeah im sure you do.
different strokes for different folks, they probably all think your a bunch of wannabe boy racers who like to imagine your Valentino Rossi when they go round a few corners, or do a track day once every 6months.
although i did think "dickhead" when i saw the no helmet squid, even though it may not be "required by law" where they are, its still really stupid.
not trying to start a hektik keyboard warrior duel, just dont be so single minded thats all.
francisz asked why its different, not is this guy gay coz of how his bike looks?
