Your New Years Resolution...
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Joe Manson
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Hit a backflip onto wood, not fucking foam
Sshields32
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Brian Boston said:
russian serjey
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sorry for that last thread..i havent bin on SR in like 3 months i havent looked around...my bad,
Michael Martinez
Michael Martinez
get my licensce
learn 3whips late bar
jus ride harder
learn 3whips late bar
jus ride harder
I like scooter
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get better at photoshop
get better at video editing
get better at riding my scooter
get better at photography
make some money
get a job
get better at video editing
get better at riding my scooter
get better at photography
make some money
get a job
NYMASTER12
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get my liscence
get a good paying job
land a flip
get a good paying job
land a flip
nickloves2ride
Nick Sorenson
decide what i am going to do with my life.
fuckkk you Brian lol.
I didnt visit the dentist for years, and now im possibly going to have braces, fkin hilarious!
38.5 = the total days an average American spends brushing teeth over a lifetime
Every year, kids in North America spend close to half a billion dollars on chewing gum
A toothpick is the object most often choked on by Americans.
32% of Americans cite bad breath as the least attractive trait of their co-workers.
Americans spend $2 billion a year on dental products -- toothpaste, mouthwash and dental floss.
94 percent of Americans say they brush nightly; 81 percent say they do it first thing in the morning.
75 percent of the U.S. population has some form of periodontal gum disease.
73% of Americans would rather go grocery shopping than floss.
Dental disease is the #1 infectious disease in U.S. children.
Yo teeth aint so good either although you do spend 40 days brushing them
I didnt visit the dentist for years, and now im possibly going to have braces, fkin hilarious!
38.5 = the total days an average American spends brushing teeth over a lifetime
Every year, kids in North America spend close to half a billion dollars on chewing gum
A toothpick is the object most often choked on by Americans.
32% of Americans cite bad breath as the least attractive trait of their co-workers.
Americans spend $2 billion a year on dental products -- toothpaste, mouthwash and dental floss.
94 percent of Americans say they brush nightly; 81 percent say they do it first thing in the morning.
75 percent of the U.S. population has some form of periodontal gum disease.
73% of Americans would rather go grocery shopping than floss.
Dental disease is the #1 infectious disease in U.S. children.
Yo teeth aint so good either although you do spend 40 days brushing them
James Scown
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fukk as many of dem bitchez as possible
Brian Boston
I got myself banned.
I have good teethtomm. said:
Got braces twice, had one small cavity a few years ago. I have TMJ though but thats not dental, fucked up jaw.Snow Patrol
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get a tig machine
a death lens
finish dxgv.2.
a death lens
finish dxgv.2.
Kyper
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Well me. I've got a big year ahead of me.
My minor resolutions are to finish up 3 of my project bikes and get my Instrument Rating all finished and move on to commercial as far as flying goes. I also need to get to the gym more then 2-3 times a week so that and hit the tracks up more often.
My main revolution is to spearhead a sport I invented awhile back to mainstream. I called it Urban Assault Riding (UAR) but the name has been changed to Supermoto Freeriding. The whole thing is set it a city or urban environment. Basically you have a starting point and an ending point and you get 5 or 6 guys on street legal motorcycles (Everyone I got into it uses a enduro or supoermoto or dual sport because of their suspension, lightweight, narrowness, and ability to take a beating. We had one guy use a trials bike but he later got a dual sport like I have.) and you all start at point A and race to point B going over under or through anything possible to get there. I've ridden over drain pipes, across basketball courts and soccer fields. I've rode on sidewalks, cut through alleyways, down and up stairs, and even jumped over speed bumps, off 8 ft. ledges onto streets and completely cleared planter boxes. I like to think of it almost as free running on a motorcycle. Plus the addition of competition.
Anyways, that's my main goal this year. To get Supermoto Freeriding going nationwide.
My minor resolutions are to finish up 3 of my project bikes and get my Instrument Rating all finished and move on to commercial as far as flying goes. I also need to get to the gym more then 2-3 times a week so that and hit the tracks up more often.
My main revolution is to spearhead a sport I invented awhile back to mainstream. I called it Urban Assault Riding (UAR) but the name has been changed to Supermoto Freeriding. The whole thing is set it a city or urban environment. Basically you have a starting point and an ending point and you get 5 or 6 guys on street legal motorcycles (Everyone I got into it uses a enduro or supoermoto or dual sport because of their suspension, lightweight, narrowness, and ability to take a beating. We had one guy use a trials bike but he later got a dual sport like I have.) and you all start at point A and race to point B going over under or through anything possible to get there. I've ridden over drain pipes, across basketball courts and soccer fields. I've rode on sidewalks, cut through alleyways, down and up stairs, and even jumped over speed bumps, off 8 ft. ledges onto streets and completely cleared planter boxes. I like to think of it almost as free running on a motorcycle. Plus the addition of competition.
Anyways, that's my main goal this year. To get Supermoto Freeriding going nationwide.
Kyper
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Lol. I'll try not to. We usually only do it in non crowded areas. So it usually goes on either realllllllllly early in the morning or later during the day. I'm kinda a little lucky though. My city isn't huge but it's not small. So the traffic and people congestion is never terrible. But there are still badass places to ride.
And that's the thing. It doesn't even have to be competitive. A lot of people are all about 1000cc supersport bikes. Granted, I own two of those. But honestly, the most fun I ever have on a bike is on my KE100 Dual Sport. I just go and ride it and jump off stuff with it around the city and it's just fun. Hell I've even taken it to the skatepark a few times and rode it on the ramps and shit. You just get a bunch of your friends together and you go ride and explore your city. Find a nice spot and see what you can come up with to ride on. It's not about tricks at all. It's more of a thing to bring riders together. Competition Supermoto Freeriding is hella fun, but at the same time I get a really happy feeling in my heart just riding with some friends on our dual sports around town and being stupid at speeds below 10 mph on some stairs or ramping our bikes off a slide or something. And at the end of the day you all ride together up to the top of a parking garage and look out over the city and know...that it's all yours for the taking. That you combined with that bike between your legs can go anywhere and do anything. It's really just freeing, relaxing and fun for me.
And that's the thing. It doesn't even have to be competitive. A lot of people are all about 1000cc supersport bikes. Granted, I own two of those. But honestly, the most fun I ever have on a bike is on my KE100 Dual Sport. I just go and ride it and jump off stuff with it around the city and it's just fun. Hell I've even taken it to the skatepark a few times and rode it on the ramps and shit. You just get a bunch of your friends together and you go ride and explore your city. Find a nice spot and see what you can come up with to ride on. It's not about tricks at all. It's more of a thing to bring riders together. Competition Supermoto Freeriding is hella fun, but at the same time I get a really happy feeling in my heart just riding with some friends on our dual sports around town and being stupid at speeds below 10 mph on some stairs or ramping our bikes off a slide or something. And at the end of the day you all ride together up to the top of a parking garage and look out over the city and know...that it's all yours for the taking. That you combined with that bike between your legs can go anywhere and do anything. It's really just freeing, relaxing and fun for me.
Chandler Olsen
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the ending of that sounded like something out of a novel. lol.
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