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jkcerda

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Criminal Mexi Midget
so I quickly bit a donut trying to blend in
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anyways, for those of you who ride in CA. not sure how many states have programs like these.

https://ridetolive.com/
 
In my state we have Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) classes which are funded largely by motorcycle endorsement fees. Beginner classes use bikes donated by the manufacturers, and advanced classes require you to BYOB.

I think MSF is pretty common around the USA. We don't have a police-run program, which I think would be pretty neat.
 
I was looking for donut places the other day on Yelp wondering just how it's possible we don't have any decent places. I can't even remember the last time I saw a good twist.

If anyone's ever in the Bay Area, check-out Bob's Donuts. It's the only reason (well, one of the few) you'd ever want to visit the Bay Area for.
 
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my brothers are pushing basically 6', so at 5'6" I am the "midget" of the family :p, hell some of my sisters are taller than I am :(
Reminds me of that line from Lopez's Latin Kings of Comedy that came out about 16 years ago... regarding the chicken.
 
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Isn't there already a thread about "shrinkage?". Something about cold water? I just don't want to say much more.
That wouldn't be family friendly.
 
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I have to wonder how many times that bike was dropped before he got it right?
No idea, but I have the feeling he knows how to pick it up on his own, gravel can make you do the splits if you are not careful. I dropped mine in the parking lot when my foot hit an oily spot :mad:
 
No idea, but I have the feeling he knows how to pick it up on his own, gravel can make you do the splits if you are not careful. I dropped mine in the parking lot when my foot hit an oily spot :mad:
Why did you take the training wheels off?
 
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