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Old 04-29-2011, 10:37 AM   #11
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Thought this was gonna be about prostate milking
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Old 04-29-2011, 12:10 PM   #12
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Can't it be both?!
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Old 04-29-2011, 12:16 PM   #13
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Can't it be both?!
I guess he could wear a plug under his leathers
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Old 04-29-2011, 12:55 PM   #14
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Awww, thats great, congrats man! Thats one memory I think we always keep, I still remember mine too. Now ge tto the track and get us some track pics!
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Old 04-29-2011, 03:59 PM   #15
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Awww, thats great, congrats man! Thats one memory I think we always keep, I still remember mine too.
But you can't benefit from prostate milking, unless you aren't telling us something...ray
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But you can't benefit from prostate milking, unless you aren't telling us something...ray
Are you high? What does prostate milking have to do with dragging knee for the 1st time?
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And now the bike that made this possible is sold. Currently shopping for a replacement.

There's a very nice ZX12 for sale that's in great shape. My friend, who is a ZX12/14 fanatic, is really pushing for me to get this. I dont know though...After scuffing up that knee puck it might be tough to move to something like that. Sure I could still do it...But I think it would sure be a lot harder
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Old 05-09-2011, 12:47 AM   #18
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And now the bike that made this possible is sold. Currently shopping for a replacement.

There's a very nice ZX12 for sale that's in great shape. My friend, who is a ZX12/14 fanatic, is really pushing for me to get this. I dont know though...After scuffing up that knee puck it might be tough to move to something like that. Sure I could still do it...But I think it would sure be a lot harder
12 is a nifty machine. that hybrid frame was really innovative
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Old 05-09-2011, 02:44 AM   #19
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And now the bike that made this possible is sold. Currently shopping for a replacement.

There's a very nice ZX12 for sale that's in great shape. My friend, who is a ZX12/14 fanatic, is really pushing for me to get this. I dont know though...After scuffing up that knee puck it might be tough to move to something like that. Sure I could still do it...But I think it would sure be a lot harder
I had a ZX12r and I believe you can drag a knee just as easy since you have to throw the thing over quick. It's very stable, but don't go too hot into the corners.
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It's very stable.
That's one thing I noticed when I had a chance to ride his old 12.

It's not even that much heavier than most bikes either but it just looks so "Bulky"...For lack of a better term.
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