Them car guys call that "patina"
It's the universe telling you to play a better game.
The two that I currently have. 04 GSXR 600 and a 04 Vstrom 1000.
Both are exactly what I want in a bike. GSXR for the short spirited rides and the vstrom for long trips and exploring the back country roads.
You make a quick trip through the house? Just to be sure?
Pull the whole ass out. No guy no problems.
So have you tried them yet, Pringle can man?
Man I am pretty glad that all I have to do to cook it turn a knob
I ride mine, but I also have a pretty light winter in my area.
That's really funny, but that should have never happened. I make my Goldens tail look like a lions tail every once in a while, but I'd never do that to someone else's dog.
He looks like my derpy Boi.
Give it a slight polish and you'll be fine.
Hey now, 2 is pretty darn close to 3.
I would have died laughing if I saw that in person.
I hope my daughter will stay as affectionate as yours. I'm probably gonna cry the first time she doesn't hold my hand across the street.
I'd say closer to 3 maybe 4.
Yeah, especially with the badge adhesive. Goo-gone or some IPA does just fine. For a fraction of the cost and less mess.
Let me tell you how I taught myself.
Firstly I had a slight grasp on how to drive a manual vehicle. Never had one, but drove a friend's 5 speed s10 around very little. Like twice.
I started by watching videos. A lot of them for months. One that really stood out was Doitwithdan's how to ride a motorcycle .
It was by far the easiest thing for a beginner to wrap thier haed around. I have been using it to help teach new riders around me since the guy uploaded the video.
I started with clutch control unfortunately in my garage. My very first rookie mistake. Not enough clutch and too much throttle. I simply yeeted the bike through my garage door. Learnt my lesson. Only outside from that point forward. So I went to my back yard and started to get a grasp on the clutches friction zone and when and how much throttle to apply. I rode up and down my rural rode a few times until I built the courage to venture out on the main road.
I stayed under 30mph for a handful of trips through town. The first time I went 45mph it felt like I was going Mach 1. It was spooky, but I eventually got comfortable with highway speeds and then it was a gradual speed increase as well as a confidence on the bike.
The next time I haddalayer down was doing a u-turn up a steep hill and I was in 2nd instead of 1st. That was like 3 months in to riding.
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This link might be thier current aliexpress store front.
I used the one the website links too. I didn't realize it was sold out.
None. It's like using a wired controller.
Check this out. I bought the PS2 version and it works very well.
This is the first time I have ever seen a broken hinge on a 3ds.
oh no.
3DS