ya know...i was gonna apologize for maybe getting a little carried away with this too. what you did was TOTALLY out of line. i'm new around here too. i don't know judy. i've never met judy but i was appalled and disgusted by your comments towards her. you say (j/k) then your next post you keep right on going. you're talking about toy's in your closet and all that other crap you said. SHOW SOME RESPECT TO THE LADY. SHOW SOME RESPECT TO OTHER MEMBERS OF THE FORUM WHO HAVE BEEN AROUND HERE A LOT LONGER THAN YOU.
rk97 wrote, " he seems like a nice enough guy. Eager, (over)confident, and young; but nice."
i felt the same way reading your posts until you attacked judy like a dog in heat. you say it was all in jest. i don't believe you. there are some others who don't either, i'm sure.
IF she wants you to apologize you will?!?! WTF IS THAT? she's too gracious to tell you to apologize.
BE A MAN. like nike says, JUST DO IT. here AND if you ever meet her in person. you'll feel better, i'll feel better and so will everyone else.
kordyte wrote," If he comes to ride next year, rides safe, and keeps his ego in check, he'll be fine."
mikey wrote, "I don't wish to scare blueninja off, I just want him to lurk and/or join in on yhe NON-advice giving threads for a while. He was very entertaining."
this is all great advice. plenty of other people gave you pretty much the same advice. you chose to ignore it all and carry on with your advice like you've been on a bike on the track your whole life. who knows, maybe you'll show up and teach the cr's a thing or two. then you can come back here and make us all eat crow.
i THOUGHT i was pretty fast on the street. not many people i rode with had the balls to even try to keep up with me over some twistie mountain pass. never really rode over my head but i definitely pushed it way harder than you should on the street. this was on a 79 suzuki gs 850g, btw. my buddy on a zx10r was amazed with how i rode that bike. didn't even touch a sport bike until i did my first track day, although i had been sport touring for two years prior. i've been riding for over 20 years. prolly started when you were a twinkle in your fathers eye. did my first trackday in august. i thought i would be able to take to it like a duck to water. i was by no means the slowest one out there but there's a lot to get used to. you prolly have a SLIGHT advantage from your cart racing but i'm sure you didn't have people blowing by you at 160-180mph. then you're sitting there wondering what the hell they're going to do as you're closing on them FAST coming into a turn and they're holding you up. it's a totally different world. i went there with my mouth shut and my eyes and ears wide open. i suggest you do the same. there's a lot to learn and EVERYONE is more than willing to help with ANYTHING. including me.
ok, that's it, i'm done with my rant. sorry everyone, i hope i didn't get too carried away.
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