Yikes. All my nightmares come true...

 

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Woe Baby!

 

What a bunch of squids.

 

yikes. can they drag their footpedals like that?

 

I saw them set up a course for the bike cops this spring. Wow they had some sharp and narrow turns there that would very hard to get a big *** bike like those through. Must be very skilled riders!

 

omgz no jackets or gloves wut squidz

That wheelie picture is bad *** though.

edit: I KILL CRACKHEADS HAHAHHAHAHAH

 

To tell you the truth, cruisers are really easy to handle tight turns. Much much easier than any sport bike. That busa one looks scarey

 

An oldie but a goodie
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...cycle

 

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Look at those bikes, though. They are very hard to drop and tip over - you can drag the footpegs (more like footrests) without it being a problem. It's pretty stable so I can see how it would be easier to do those sharp low-speed turns.

 

I've seen a show on discovery channel about the bike cops training. the n00bs were doing the course with ease, even the first time. It's like the bike controls itself, you're just along for the ride.

 

Ah well then that would make sense. I have yet to ride anything that big. Amazing how a bike can do that.

 

i love the saddle bag sticker...