May 18, 2011 11:40 PM PDT
OMG, BOOF, you are a bleedin' lunatic! And I never laughed so hard in my life!!! All this advice rocks. But I'm with the Dragon, you might experience something YOU ain't prepared for. And don't take this the wrong way, Randy, but at our age, "looking cool" means nothing. You got those Grandkids to think about. So tell the youngin', to 1). take the safety course, BEFORE HE BUYS! Hell, it might scare the bejeesus outta him, and he'll change his mind altogether. 2). Take the bike to a rice rider, and let them give it a once over. And 3). Most importantly, IF this kid really respects you and your opinions, he'll just do what you tell him. If he's too immature to understand why you're not comfortable, then he's to IMMATURE TO RIDE. Period.
Well my opinion is about the same as everyone else... you could probably ride it just fine, but if you're not comfortable... DON'T.
However, if you do decide to ride it.... I expect to see a picture of you on it with your vest, chaps and bandana!
That is unless you were going to get a new outfit for the test ride...
Good one Lucky...EWWWWWWWeyyyyy! Hmmmm...Wellll...looks kinda hot.....NOT! lol....You Rebel
RandyJoe
Lucky, you did not do that to my friend Randy.. lol ... hehehe.. lol.. that is just plain funny!! Luv u Randy!!
Deb? thanks for the support...Ummmmm...Ya it was funny....That Lucky is a REBEL....LOL...
Randy You look like Jonny Rocket in that suit.......I think that is some crotch rocket dude...isn't it?????
Having met and riden with Randy... I must say, this is an awesome look!
When I first saw the picture, a Devo song imediately popped into my head.
Don't make me ride up there...lol...hows it goin bro...
Yeah, sorry, but I don't see a rocket being a good starter bike. It just invites all kinds of accidents, due to not knowing what it can do, and due to the stupidity that seems to follow their purchase... before anyone gets all mad at me, understand that there CAN BE responsible riders who have crotch rockets, and I've even met one or two... but they are NOT the norm. If there's any way for him to learn on something less peppy, I'd make darn sure he does, then make him test ride it himself first. No point in you giving him your opinion at all if he can't handle the thing. Be SAFE, both of you!