SockMonkey
Makin' Some Noise
Last edited by a moderator:
Caption This...!
- Thread starter SockMonkey
- Start date
Help Support Yamaha FJR Motorcycle Forum:
wheatonFJR
...
This is the 3rd or 4th run of this photo.
keithaba
Well-known member
Well at least my gear will make this hurt less.
odot
CC member # 17,----- DUP member # 7, mensa club m
How many posts is this one going, keith? 
SockMonkey
Makin' Some Noise
I wouldn't doubt it... But it didn't turn up doing a Google search for "pathetically stupid squid site:fjrforum.com"
vabrzn
Well-known member
Well I did notice this time, that the fork oil should have been changed some time ago, kinda dirty!
wheatonFJR
...
Not as much as the first few times is my guess...How many posts is this one going, keith?
madmike2
Shtirrenuppenmeister
Feejer/Weejer man
Well-known member
Wow, guess I should have tightened the axle and pinch bolt when I changed the front tire.
SockMonkey
Makin' Some Noise
In my defense, I rarely peruse the Images and Videos section, and skip straight to the NWS **** in "Jokes and Fun Stuff". Thus I unfortunately missed this picture of the highly intelligent youth about to be tossed gently to the tarmac face first. I sincerely hope I'll be forgiven for the redundant post.... this time.Of course, we have so many new members who might not have seen this before.....
But I do believe you're right; we have so many new members of late, they should all view this as a reminder to go out and practice those stoppies! Obviously, this fine young lad had not been practicing as he should, "did it wrong" and broke his shiny bike. Don't be this guy!
madmike2
Shtirrenuppenmeister
Ackshully....friend Marty.....
He was doing it right until the left fork leg snapped. Major whoops! How are you going to predict that occurrence? [SIZE=8pt]Except that a "stunta" bike survives extreme mechanical stress that most street riders will never subject their own bike to.[/SIZE]
The only reason I saw it before is because I use the "View New Posts" function rather than going through every heading and section on the forum......just like I found this thread.
He was doing it right until the left fork leg snapped. Major whoops! How are you going to predict that occurrence? [SIZE=8pt]Except that a "stunta" bike survives extreme mechanical stress that most street riders will never subject their own bike to.[/SIZE]
The only reason I saw it before is because I use the "View New Posts" function rather than going through every heading and section on the forum......just like I found this thread.
SockMonkey
Makin' Some Noise
We need to solicit the opinion of some our forum's resident ambulance chasers, uhh, I mean "lawyers", to determine whether there's a potential product liability suit here. This guy may have a case..!
(As an aside, I can't help but laugh every time I look at thiis picture and see the look on guy's face. He completely gets the fact that he's seriously screwed while not yet fully comprehending how badly it's going to hurt. It so reminds me of a drunken bull riding incident in my well-misspent youth, that I just can't help but empathize..!)
Last edited by a moderator:
Checkswrecks
Well-known member
Been posted, but still a good photo. To me the face is totally saying
"I am so ******"
"I am so ******"
Taff
Well-known member
"I knew I should have stayed at the Holiday Inn Express last night".
Or;
Helmet: $200
Gloves: $30
Leathers: $500
Visiting the ER room, "priceless" without medical coverage, "there is always Visa".
Yep, flame suit on now folks :clapping: :clapping: :clapping: :clapping: :yahoo: :yahoo: :yahoo:
Splain this to me Senor Monkey- where on earth did you find a drunk bull? :blink:
Just wunnerin.....
FJRMGM
FJRMGM
- Joined
- Jun 14, 2005
- Messages
- 2,098
- Reaction score
- 45
well, at least with all the oil on the track he should lose less skin because it will be slippery, right?
SockMonkey
Makin' Some Noise
Guthrie, Oklahoma, 1979. Now, my memory of the incident isn't 100% (hell, it's barely 50%), so I'm not entirely sure that it was the bull that was drunk and I wouldn't want to sully his reputation by implying otherwise. But one of us most certainly was... :glare: In my defense however, a couple of six-packs of liquid stupidity and a 1,200 pound Brahma bull looks, well, rideable (though apparently not so much...).
C&C
Well-known member
"Thank goodness someone took the picture at this time; I'm still okay."
turbodave_98
TurboDave_98
Damn those ?ucking Ninja shocks!, they are only supposed to compress, not collapse when I get on it.
