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Guys what do you think of girls riding motorbikes?

Question by FCUK THE WORLD: Guys what do you think of girls riding motorbikes?
Okay I ride a motorbike but im not a tomboy or nothing haha im a girly girl but ya i like to ride its super fun =) so what do you guys think of girls on motorbikes? xx <3

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Answer by Peter
I love it

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please help contribute to my engineering projects. visit: www.andrewmarzban.tech.officelive.com here is an electric bike i have built. i put a briggs and stratton etek motor that puts out about 12hp i think. in the video i am running it on 24v but since the video i have made another battery tray and am running on 36v. right now i can get it up to 30 mph. i am going to put another sprocket on that should kick it up to 35mph. this thing has so much torque that if i am not careful the bike will do a wheelie and i will fall backwards(lol.. it has happened). UPDATE i have put the new sprocket on the ebike. it is now reaching 42MPH!!!!!

Question by Deepa P: Until recently my car was making a hissing sound and would turn off when idle, now it makes VERY loud noise?
The noise seems like that of SUPER LOUD motorbikes…..!! when i accelerate the noise gets louder and louder….the car functions normally besides from the noise….any guesses as to what could be wrong so that I know what to expect from the mechanic?? And also do u think it is safe to drive to a mechanic or get it towed? Any help is appreciated!

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Answer by tomcat72667
yup

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What You Should Think of Purchasing Wholesale Motorcycle Parts Online

What You Should Think of Purchasing Wholesale Motorcycle Parts Online

At the time  you buy a motorbike, do not take it for granted to work for whole life. Some of the parts will be broken and sooner or later you’ll have to substitute them one at a time.  This work can be laborious, so you need to get ready because you have to replace your engine parts so that the trouble won’t develop into a less favourable situation. Ignoring wear of motorcycle parts will in all likelihood cause problems not only to your motorbike but also to your body, it can come up with accidents that will pose a threat to your life. There are numerous online wholesale motorcycle parts providers today where you can get  motor vehicle parts at a cheap rate.

They are most based on website so you are able to without difficulty get at when you want to make a purchase.  Wholesale motorcycle parts suppliers online are searched for to a large extent all around the world as it is more inexpensive and favourable compared to purchasing motorcycle parts in a real shop offline. Buying motorcycle parts online can readily be done in the very comfort of your home. Wherever you are, you can purchase handily via the web-based wholesale motorcycle parts providers.

To purchase from net-based wholesale motorcycle parts suppliers can be looked up as one of the smartest and most frugal way to purchase motorcycle parts you need only spending less  time and money. It spare you hours of moving between states merely to search for the motorcycle parts you’re searching. Using the internet you can find the motorcycle parts you are looking for. Once you find it, you can go to the workshops where you found the motorcycle parts. This is exceedingly useful peculiarly when you’re busy. There are numerous wholesale motorcycle parts shops selling engine parts online. By virtue of modernisation, the convenience and comfort are really within reach.
As an online-based wholesale motorcycle parts shop using minimal cost on actual transactions, they can provide what the buyers are able to afford. The goodness is transmitted to end users so that’s why it is cheaper to buy online than from other physical shops nowadays. All you need to evaluate is the shipment. Numerous online shops now are scams so as buyers you should be careful for the real suppliers. This is to cut down the danger of being cheated when you buy wholesale motorcycle parts online. Shipment fee is often paid by end users and the fee depends on your location.

An online auction site is normally one of the super places where you can get the cheapest motorcycle parts online. There you can buy very easily within your budget. Though not all people who bid for the items were successful, it will not damage in the case because you may have been selected to be a fortunate individual. You can too search salvage yard, the yellow pages and others. As to salvage yards, they provide an online trading  system. You can choose from available motorcycle parts and bid for them, when you’re finished, you even can pay them a visit if they confirm that the motorcycle parts you have ordered is available or not.

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What do you think of this outfit!?!?

ok, so in a few weeks i’m flying form Boston to Ohio to see Tokio Hotel and do you think this would look cool at the concert?
these are actual items that i own,
any suggestions?

jeans: http://shop.pacsun.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10001&catalogId=10001&langId=-1&productId=79079&parentCategoryId=10002&categoryId=10963&pageNumber=1&sortBy=0

Shirt:http://www.urbanoutfitters.com/urban/catalog/productdetail.jsp;jsessionid=B38D91FAAC362A3BE0CA927AE69BD30A.app12-node2?itemdescription=true&itemCount=10&id=14659650&parentid=W_APP_TEES_GRAPHIC&sortProperties=+product.marketingPriority,-product.startDate&navCount=182&navAction=poppushpushpush&color=40

Jacket:

http://www.amazon.com/Womens-Leather-Motorcycle-Jackets-Vented/dp/B000YVW4EK/ref=sr_1_43?ie=UTF8&s=apparel&qid=1206217197&sr=1-43

i would wear it unzipped

Hair:

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/146/414304213_df7ab86918.jpg

mine is sorter and i have platinum tips

Shoes:
Black converse
Thanks!

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is this a REAL leather jacket? do you think it looks nice?

http://www.overstock.com/Clothing-Shoes/MICHAEL-Michael-Kors-Womens-Motorcycle-Jacket/3474014/product.html?cid=54553&fp=F&siteID=OAwB8vxd6TM-JCZxj_Vf3PxpoXMgPfgKfw

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What do you think of the Fan Reality Check?

Dragged A Jeff Gordon Beanie Around Lately?: A Reality Check
Holding a Pretty Wheel · Amy Henderson · Friday July 13, 2007

You know the guy (heck, maybe you ARE the guy). He parades around the track with the little Jeff Gordon doll in the noose dragging behind, just hoping someone will kick it around. He (or she) boos Tony Stewart vehemently during driver intros. He calls Jimmie Johnson all kinds of unprintable things that have nothing to do with his racing ability. He is pretty vocal about whether Jack Roush is well, a nice guy or not. He has already decided that he will no longer be a Junior fan because Junior is going to drive for Hendrick Motorsports.

There is a small but vocal group of race fans who seem to have more fun hating one driver or another than they do cheering for the drivers they do like. They appear to attend races with the singular goal of booing a driver (or a select group). In fact, they boo louder than they ever cheer-at least until the guy they were booing gets in a crash. If-heaven forbid!-the guy they were booing actually wins-they shower him with beer cans, many with a good portion of the beer still inside. At Indy last year when Johnson climbed from his car to retrieve the checkered flag he’d dropped-a few cans were aimed at him-no helmet, no car. Those people are race fans?

I’ll be the first to admit I don’t understand this mentality. Not that there aren’t drivers that I dislike strongly-there are-but I just don’t get the animosity. Not only could booing during driver introductions be the last thing a driver hears other than the roar of the motor and a grinding crash, but it seems to be missing the point. Many of the drivers who are routinely booed, including the late Dale Earnhardt, have said that the boos merely pump them up to compete (pretty sure the guy booing Kurt Busch isn’t trying to actually help him, but he just might be). In fact, Earnhardt said that he’d be more worried if the boos stopped-because that would mean people weren’t watching him. That’s right; to the drivers, silence hurts more than sound. The drivers who routinely get this treatment are also routinely winning races. Maybe the boos are fueled by jealousy. Hmmm…

Why someone would hate a driver so much it overshadows being a fan of someone, I have no idea. Nobody likes losing, but why does someone’s hard work and winning have to be a reason for outright meanness? Is disdain for someone’s car owner really a reason to wish him hurt (yes, I’ve heard that!)? There are drivers I don’t respect because of their on-track tactics, but I don’t understand the outright animosity for some, especially those who go out of their way to drive clean. There are car owners I don’t like, but I would never quit cheering for my drivers if they went to their organization thinking it was their best career and life option. It’s not like they ran off with your girlfriend, keyed your truck and killed your dog. (Incidentally that can be remedied, I hear, by playing country music backwards.) All they do is race, try to please their demanding sponsors and fans, and still try to have a personal life. That’s it.

Not only is the booing ridiculous, dead silence would send a much more effective message, but the wearing of derogatory t-shirts and dragging around miniature effigies is also. I mean, that stuff is expensive! Personally, I’d rather spend $25 on an item in support of my driver than on a beanie, a t-shirt, and a piece of rope, all for some guy I don’t even like! Ditto spending time on Internet message boards slamming them. Wouldn’t that time be better spent on writing about how great their chosen driver is? Especially if their guy has haters of his own! What goes around, comes around, pal.

It kind of makes me worry about our society in general. When did being hurtful, in front of children no less, become not only apparently acceptable, but fun? Are we really so insecure in ourselves that we need to put other people down to feel better? Sure we’ve all made a remark about someone-but the fans I’m talking about do it not only in front of other fans and their children, but the drivers and their children. How do you think that driver’s wife and kids feel when he hits the wall, and before he can indicate that he is even okay, people are cheering his misfortune, not even knowing whether or not he’s been seriously injured. Some have even gone so far as to say to a driver’s family, “I wish he’d crash and burn” or the like. Is this what kind of people we’re bringing up today?

Seeing little children doing this is even worse. Children, as the saying goes, have to be taught to hate. And, judging by the scene in the stands, legions of them are being taught just that. That’s downright scary. This kind of behavior toward one person could easily blossom into a group of people and then what? Great parenting there. Aren’t we better than that? Aren’t we?

My advice to these bitter fans would be to be a decent example for the kids at the track. Cheer your guy loudly. Proudly display his merchandise, even drink a beer toast to his victory. But keep the boos, the derogatory comments, the little beanies and the beer cans to yourself. Remember who’s watching, and act like responsible adults. Love your driver, even if nobody else does. Just don’t hate mine or anyone else’s and have a little class and realize that he’s human, too. And so are those kids who are watching and learning by example-and who want to be real race fans when they grow up
I know it’s very long..but it’s well worth reading..hopefully it will ~sink in~ and change the way haters act.
CHEERING LOUDLY FOR YOUR DRIVER RULES !!!!!!
As much as I would like to take the ~credit~ for writing this article..I didn’t
I read it on frontstretch.com the writer is Amy Henderson. I thought it was fantastic and wanted to share with you guys and see what you thought of it.

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