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Wow! they make it look as easy and graceful as ballet.

last weekend lil' fff made us watch the xgames. did you see that?! omg....scared me to just watch. the dirt bikes would jump these ramps and do flips in the air. :eek:

my lil brother used to race dirt bikes and my mom never would go to the races. it scared her to death. needless to say....we spent our share of time in the emergency room and he has had several broken bones and stitches/scars to prove it. wonder what makes some people adrenaline junkies?:idontno:
 
Hey, I'm thinking about getting a bike (scooter) because where I work they're moving all of the parking to a lot across the main thoroughfare through town due to construction of a new building. The vertical elevation difference is 56 feet, and it's a quarter of a mile walk. My briefcase typically weighs 50 pounds due to textbooks, laptop, folders with lecture notes and homework papers, etc. So besides risking my life crossing that road, my GERD will give me problems if I have to draw my rolling briefcase up such a steep hill.

Anyone have any recommendations on a cheap scooter that is capable of going at least 50 mph? I live 1.3 miles from campus on a residential road, but people always go 50 mph or more in the 30 -40 mph zones.

Dunno what I'll do on rainy or cold days -- I guess I'll get my husband to drop me off.

Trust me -- I won't be doing maneuvers like in the video.
 
OOPS! Too late to edit my previous post. I guess my question should have been in a new thread. Rather than doing that, if you have any recommendations, please pm me.
 
Hey, I'm thinking about getting a bike (scooter) because where I work they're moving all of the parking to a lot across the main thoroughfare through town due to construction of a new building. The vertical elevation difference is 56 feet, and it's a quarter of a mile walk. My briefcase typically weighs 50 pounds due to textbooks, laptop, folders with lecture notes and homework papers, etc. So besides risking my life crossing that road, my GERD will give me problems if I have to draw my rolling briefcase up such a steep hill.

Anyone have any recommendations on a cheap scooter that is capable of going at least 50 mph? I live 1.3 miles from campus on a residential road, but people always go 50 mph or more in the 30 -40 mph zones.

Dunno what I'll do on rainy or cold days -- I guess I'll get my husband to drop me off.

Trust me -- I won't be doing maneuvers like in the video.
SENDING YOU AN IMPORTANT PM RIGHT NOW!!!
 
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