just got back, let's discuss value of porsches
#227
On the bright side, I set PB's in the GT3 at Mosport @ 1:29
and first track day ever with bone stock GT4 at WGI at 2:10🍻🍻🍻
#228
Okay Mooty, you win. I can't keep up with that. My measly 85kms today is probably just a warm up for you.
I'm sure you have more marks on your body than your cars. Take care of yourself, we don't want to lose you.
I'm sure you have more marks on your body than your cars. Take care of yourself, we don't want to lose you.
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im pampering myself
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i'm taking in abkut 10k calories a day fke
next two weeks. i have started macha tea to b healthy like u
#230
Boys... put on some knobby tyres and go MTB riding instead. Least then the injury story can be accompanied by graphic descriptions how steep or big the jump, cliff edge drop, narrow ledge.. precursor being if it was a black, double black run..to set the scene.
Sounds much more manly.
Sounds much more manly.
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Pick your poison. Going down on a road descent at 30-40mph or the same in dirt with trees and rocks to help score the body as you tumble. Either way, you're getting hurt.
Back riding again post accident and it's awesome. Have to give up MTB for a while though as the shock to a torn rotator cuff is not good. Anyone need a nice Trek Fuel in PTS gulf blue? Could you imagine if you went on the MTB forums only to find all the owners were buying them to put on stands and wait for them to go up in value? It would be like...
Back riding again post accident and it's awesome. Have to give up MTB for a while though as the shock to a torn rotator cuff is not good. Anyone need a nice Trek Fuel in PTS gulf blue? Could you imagine if you went on the MTB forums only to find all the owners were buying them to put on stands and wait for them to go up in value? It would be like...
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Pick your poison. Going down on a road descent at 30-40mph or the same in dirt with trees and rocks to help score the body as you tumble. Either way, you're getting hurt.
Back riding again post accident and it's awesome. Have to give up MTB for a while though as the shock to a torn rotator cuff is not good. Anyone need a nice Trek Fuel in PTS gulf blue? Could you imagine if you went on the MTB forums only to find all the owners were buying them to put on stands and wait for them to go up in value? It would be like...
Back riding again post accident and it's awesome. Have to give up MTB for a while though as the shock to a torn rotator cuff is not good. Anyone need a nice Trek Fuel in PTS gulf blue? Could you imagine if you went on the MTB forums only to find all the owners were buying them to put on stands and wait for them to go up in value? It would be like...
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Boys... put on some knobby tyres and go MTB riding instead. Least then the injury story can be accompanied by graphic descriptions how steep or big the jump, cliff edge drop, narrow ledge.. precursor being if it was a black, double black run..to set the scene.
Sounds much more manly.
Sounds much more manly.
cleared rick garden descended on sand hard monty deg right slides too farm ended in a stream. messed up wrist. continued descend barely made it home lost one lens of my glasses and won -7 nearsightedness it was really interesting!
both clavicles broken but on different rodes
cracked helmed as i hit a rock to slow me down
it WAY more dangerous on dirt if unare REALLY riding. and all that was just XC.
too old to to do that now
#238
Hugely fun. Tons of adreneline and endorphins. Plus for us type A's the satisfaction of competing whether against the clock, yourself or others.
For me, when cycling, i get a similar feeling to when I'm tracking. My mind quiets and all the crap going on in my life melts away. I'm purely focused on what i'm doing and enjoying that moment. Wish I had started riding years ago.
For me, when cycling, i get a similar feeling to when I'm tracking. My mind quiets and all the crap going on in my life melts away. I'm purely focused on what i'm doing and enjoying that moment. Wish I had started riding years ago.
#240
You guys have some funny looking looking bikes..?
Mine is completely different, has squishy parts all over it and knobby tires for running over things..
You guys should get with the off road program.. At least the trees are stationary, unlike pick-up trucks and BMW's...
Mine is completely different, has squishy parts all over it and knobby tires for running over things..
You guys should get with the off road program.. At least the trees are stationary, unlike pick-up trucks and BMW's...