Helping my Mom with a new personal top speed

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[@marcoallin]

before im old and stupid is the best 21 yr old quote

[@jackielinde7568]

Age is a variable that increments over time. Stupid is a constant that never really goes away. ;)

[@587180]

Lmao he did the same thing I did I'm 21 rn and I bought a cbr 600 rr never ridden a single bike ever. Best decision ever.

[@guskipper1194]

I feel like that motorcycle salesman impression is something that happens hourly at bike dealerships.

[@GearheadDaily]

Right?

[@archfxt3619]

Pretty much , i had a friend who had anothe friend , who is a rich snob , he bought a cbr500 and proceed to break the clutch and etc in 2 months of owning it , then he proceeds to purchase a cbr 600 Which he destroys cuz he decides to " change the gearing " himself

[@brettbilger1390]

This may have been the best 2 weeks of VINwiki content ever. Great work!

[@sarahdell4042]

600cc sportbike as a first motorbike, photos with no gear on. Sounds about right

[@hellishgrin4604]

Sarah Dell If you’re gonna squid, you gotta do it early. !

[@sarahdell4042]

HellishGrin460 gixxxeerrrr bro

[@petegrantham3985]

Seriously stupid that he bought that as his first bike. Seems like the kind of dude introduced himself to women by asking "You ever been on a motorcycle?"

[@sebdries]

Glad he is still there to tell his stories ;)

[@EVILNETCH]

It's fine he's on a gsxr bro

[@EdBolian]

I love motorcycle stories but prefer to keep my high speed antics fully contained to a vehicle. The allure of cheap speed is interesting but I will leave that to guys like Eric, Rob, and Nick!

[@GearheadDaily]

Thanks for having me Ed :)

[@Canaduh1978]

Ed, to be honest it's not so much that it's cheap speed. It's that it's those speeds much quicker than most vehicles. If you're taught properly and understand how to do it safely, riding a motorcycle is the best thing you can do with clothes on

[@mattizie91]

The main reason I bought one was because it was the cheapest way to get those thrills, and it gets even better in the corners. Nothing else really comes close for $3,000 all up. That said, some of the bike guys I've met are truly nuts. One guy broke his left (clutch) arm, and decided to ride home (in traffic) one-handed! We went for a ride together to the MotoGP, and their idea of a bed/tent was a LOT of beer (which they put on the seat, and then sit on top of), and passing out in the trees just off the highway... sadly I didn't stay for that and rode home before the drinking started.

[@rabbits_used_cars]

Looking at a GSXR makes my left leg hurt 😂

[@garyhayes4756]

Your stories are great bud

[@prololipop]

You have 1.6k subscribers and you have never posted a video. It's time to become a youtuber!

[@Matt281296]

As a personal experience, bikes redefine your definition of speed and acceleration, also, once you tried one, you can never stop

[@kampfire.]

It depends how badly you f###ed up on how quickly you want to jump back in the saddle

[@Matt281296]

As a matter of fact, I busted my arm pretty bad in February and I'm DYING to get back on the saddle! Didn't fuck up enough! ;)

[@relate97]

I can confirm it never stops

[@colinrogers5419]

This is exactly why I'm trying to stay off of one.

[@stuartbreeden5019]

I broke my hip and femur on a 14 636 and bought then rode a 08 r1 an hour home three weeks later

[@Karlmeyyc]

As a former racer and track instructor with a modified 2007 GSXR 1000 with close to 200 hp and regularly over 190 mph on the long straights at Miller or Calgary, I agree with the notion of getting used to speed where 100 mph seems downright slow. If you really want to scare your mom, try this. I would regularly offer students two up rides around the track so they could experience what the bike was capable of. While the school owner would wheelie at 120 mph with a passenger, I took slightly different approach. In the middle of an 80 mph corner, while leaned over with my knee on the pavement, I would casually take my left hand off the bar and touch the pavement with my glove. You could really feel the passenger grasp harder. Shits and giggles. And by the way, I was not young and stupid as I was in my fifties.

[@jordanbanko5347]

That's awesome! It sounds like it must have been a blast. Would be cool to see you tell some stories on here!

[@FastLaneD]

Life Goal: Have stories dope enough to be posted on VinWiki

[@1320MustangBoi]

He called himself, “hot snot”. I’m using that from now on.

[@shenagarrett4853]

My dad would say "you think you're hot snot on a silver platter but you aint nothing but a cold booger on a paper plate."

[@j.scottcaudill7543]

I have watched several stories from this guy on VINWiki and there is just something about him that I truly dislike. I believe it's because he honestly does believe that he is "Hot Snot" He's very arrogant and comes across as if everyone else is beneath him.

[@PatDiesAlot]

This makes me want to be young and dumb and get my motorcycle license :) lol

[@Grimmspeed715]

Haha dont mean to be the debbie downer man but I was the same way as the guy in the video and i had a near fatal crash when a car turned in front of me when I had just hit 155mph but I slowed down to 70mph so if you get a bike dont be too stupid like me 😂

[@jesseschoenfelder6455]

M Adams good advice

[@clintgliford9941]

Last time I was this early, the V6 Mustang crowd was still trying to ruin George's night.

[@Amberleafwz]

Work can wait, we got a new episode of vin wiki!

[@Liladelph]

Love how she (his mom) conned him into buying her a helmet!

[@jamirdianalan6349]

Also love the motorcycle stories! ❤️

[@jamirdianalan6349]

Love it another eric story one of the best next to ed, casey, and rabbit all you regulars are my favorite keep it up love the content!

[@GearheadDaily]

Thanks!

[@gnarshread]

Ahhh yes! The GSXR 6-hundo. The squiddiest of the squid bikes.

[@eriktruchinskas3747]

It begs you to ride in shorts with flip flops and a tank top

[@dominicpegley1747]

Hey Ed, it’s dominic. Met you at the sky suites pool at Aria this past weekend! Just wanted to say thanks for taking the time to chat !

[@DKTAz00]

First 3 seconds had me like, "am I on 2.0x speed?"

[@nightmarecivic]

Aww snap a RF1000 dragon helmet, I had the same one!

[@clarkmiller287]

Speedo says 170, actual speed 148

[@tintshady2049]

Came here to say the same thing. Some of the things in this story are cringe worthy. Not to mention the golden era of crotch rockets was the mid 90s. I've got a thousand stories better than this late to the party squid.

[@ziptiejedi5658]

I was thinking the same thing 170 on an 01 600 is a bit of a stretch. I'd claim it tho. I've hit an indicated 200 on my old Busa a time or 2 but I know it was more like 180 /190 ish. I still try and claim I hit 200 shit its close enough lol.

More like 155mph +/-

[@jordanbanko5347]

@ That's what I thought the top speed was

[@theenzoferrari458]

Shut the fuck up ignorant degenerate.

[@danequalls2926]

Amazing what the lines look like at 180 plus. I backed out of mine at 207.

[@davidd4677]

From what I've been told, if there is a dense heavily wooded area on both sides, it looks like you're riding through a tunnel.

[@davidd4677]

@anthony stewart I'm going to guess on crack. I can't imagine anything else making a person want to go that fast on 2 wheels.😆

[@8089kyle]

Having recently made the switch from fast cars to bikes. I dont think i can ever go back. And this story summed it up. A quick twist if the wrist and 170mph flies by on the speedo.

[@seanhassard5668]

YES YES YES! Boy do i have loads of young and dumb motorcycle stories!

[@paytonpayton7489]

Yes! A bike story. I'm 34 and still go 160+ most places I go. 170+ at the race track. It's some of the funnest times I have. I hope they never end! If it does end, it will be one of the best ways to go out in my opinion. 4 wheels move the body but 2 wheels move the SOUL!

[@GearheadDaily]

I'm in! YES!

[@collinherold8047]

Something else that doesn't get mentioned about these bikes is the acceleration. They do go very fast. But they get there incredibly fast as well

[@JK-tu1xx]

My buddy and I had both gotten our first bikes a few years back now, his was a 07 Yamaha R6 and I got myself a cherry 06 Honda CB600F Hornet. I'd been riding about 2 years at that point with that bike and felt extremely comfortable with it while he had only really ridden about 1000 miles on his R6 and that was all the riding time he had seen in his life. We meet up to go scootin around town and ride together to go out and have a good time and we take a really nice twisty scenic route by Lake Michigan that's got an unusually high speed limit of 55 mph because the majority of the area is residential housing so it seems kind of odd for there to be a 55 mph speed limit but that's why we love the road so much. The road actually takes you from town to town but at one point you reach one town that's about 6 miles across with a speed limit of 25 mph the entire way through with nothing but stop and go traffic and more stop lights than you can imagine, you have to get through this town to get back into a 55 mph zone on the road. So we get through town obeying the traffic laws of going 25 mph the entire way because we know the area pretty well and the cops basically abuse the laws there as there's not really any reason for the speeds to be as low as they are, we make it through unscathed and out back onto this nice road and pick up the pace. About another mile down the road I see construction up ahead so I motion to my buddy that we're gonna turn off and go around and well the turnoff is a beautiful C shape curve with a good banking on it so when I turn onto it I pin it. I'm watching the speed go from 25 to 45 to 65 to 85 and I hit 100 mph around this turn dragging hard parts on the ground from my bike when I'm about halfway through the curve and I hear a loud snap followed by my rear end sliding as if it was pushed by an other-worldly force completely into the oncoming lane and at this point i'm looking about completely horizontal across the road at 100mph with my buddy speeding up behind me thinking "well this is where I die". By the grace of god while my bike was literally drifting down the road my rear tire hit a reflective marker from the center lane lines that shifted the bike back underneath me and I recovered the turn. I rolled my bike to a halt and my friend came rolling up next to me white as a ghost and said "I swear I thought you were gonna die just now". Now this wasn't the first time I had ever rode on this curve before and I don't remember there ever being any kind of hazards in it that would pull a tire right out from underneath the bike so I went back to go look at what exactly had sent me into that situation and as I'm riding back I see a bunch of bits of plastic on the road and then one big rectangular one. As I got closer I realized that it was the guard for the radiator on the front of my bike. The loud snap noise was the clips that were keeping it on snapping off completely and it got launched underneath my bike directly under my rear well and sent me completely sideways. And that's why I no longer ride bikes with radiator guards on them or anything that can come off with the force of 100mph wind lol. Leave a like if you enjoyed my short story.

[@bellluna9017]

Not a car story, but it's okay since I'm also a bike guy.

[@dannystringer9350]

Yess! Yall should definitely do more motorcycle videos!!

[@drummerjosh901]

My top three car story tellers on this site are, in no particular order, Ed, Doug and Eric...more Eric please!

[@matthewmuellner]

Cool you went through my neck of the woods, somewhere beyond where he says civilization ends

[@lurk7967]

To anyone who wants to own a street bike 1 day., buy an old cheap 2 stroke and drive the shit out of it in the bush take some hard falls on grass. Then if you still want the street bike go right ahead!

[@mountiansand4x4s5]

Yay another eric story. Was wondering where he went lol

[@CatzRuleZWorld]

I love having grown up in the same area I know the exact places he's talking about

[@GearheadDaily]

Right? nice for a change.

[@Blakeleigh101]

My roommates and I all have sport bikes and we call that warp drive

[@theangryitalian7922]

Blakeleigh Bolton lmao

[@masonplatt2244]

Cooling towel picture was a nice add

[@john-paulsilke893]

You forgot to add that closer to 200 your legs are being pulled apart and if you turn your head you can’t turn it back. Also straight roads are pretty winding and absolutely terrifying.

[@pwrightisright8611]

The beard is back!

[@jasonanderson2876]

My first bike.... the same exact one!! Had mine painted neon orange, bought used@ 7k miles and sold it with 38k miles loved that bike!! Really enjoyed this similar relatable story👍🏼 Best regards from Michigan

[@fritzwrx]

I did this with my R1. It was turned and was raced. My father built fast cars all the time even before me. He rode it once with my step mother. They came back and said never again and I was crazy. 1 week later, I did 190 on a two lane highway between Santa Fe and Edgewood New Mexico. I look back and think, I would have been dead should a cow or a deer or even a rabbit come out... But omg fun

[@corbinmatheny4022]

Salesman thinking: "fuck I just sold this guy a ticket to his death" as he drove off

[@servicedept8350]

Is it Christmas?!? An Eric story AND it's about sport bikes! I'd love to see more motorcycle stuff on VinWiki.

[@Finite-Tuning]

I have ridden and tuned and owned a few very fun to ride bikes in my time, I think you pictured one of my favorites early on in the video as a night time shot. Anyway, much above 100mph with a full face helmet on sitting upright, you get a bit of a wobble going in your head and neck, around 130 it's getting pretty violent! This is why we lay down to tuck under the wind screen! And you had your mom on the back? Every time I went over about 140 MPH these thoughts would slowly creep into my mind, what if my tire blows, what if my chain breaks and takes my leg clean off!? And yet, there is still more throttle to use and so, we use it! 180 MPH + gets somewhat comfortable if you do it often enough.

[@yteka99]

The faster you go on a bike, the more stable it is. It doesn't want to deviate as much so a small pebble, let alone a pothole, at the upper 100s mph really is less of an issue than if you were going slower.

[@goofyleo3869]

Those mag wheels turn into huge gyroscopes at speed.

[@tajhgill4336]

12am in australia but still part of the notification gang

[@suicideslider]

This isn't Hoonigan. Bug off mate

[@insert-name-here3350]

I followed all three rules when I got my bike. They really work.

[@jamirdianalan6349]

1min and 5 views? Damn haven't been this early since that farmer said "that putsch boy ain't right"

[@goofyleo3869]

@asd fgh Think it was being run out of town for owning a Viper.

[@TheSmreeder]

In 1996 I often road on Middlebranch rd in Hartville , Ohio. On this road there was a turn set up like Mid-Ohio , so it was a slight rise into to a sweeping left. Over time I had gone 75 - 85 - 90 - 95 mph all the way till on Dec 27th 1996 I went 110mph. It was a clear evening w/ temperatures in the low 60's... very unseasonably warm for December in Ohio. It all started perfect , the front end lifted ever so slightly when rising over the hill setting up for this long sweeping left , My knee just barely brushing the pavement just before the apex .... BAM I go over the high side of the curve. Like the hand of God just lifted me up... Well needless to say I did survive. Miraculously I missed hitting a tree and a fence post w/ barbwire , slipping through a gap barely eight feet wide landing in a freshly plowed farmers field ... When the bike had started to lift up out of the corner I heard a voice in my head say " if you let go your dead". I held on to that bike so hard the right handle bar bent to the front forks and my 'L' knee bent the gas tank... though I did not come away unscathed I survived w/ two fractured legs (8 months w/ both legs in cast to the knee on my 'R' to the hip on my 'L' a dislocated 'L' shoulder plus assorted broken ribs on both sides and a fracture at C-5 in my neck... I still ride today on a 1972 R75 BMW... though I rarely go over 70mph... Many Blessings , SMR

[@KarlssonJohn]

Yep... I had my mom riding with me once and made a overtake on a car and hit about 100mph. She got a bit irritated ofcourse but nothing compared to when i told about my personal topspeed a couple of years later on a GSXR 1000. 280km/h, that would be about 175 in mph i think... Sure miss the adrenaline of riding a fast bike

[@TrojanHorse1959]

Great story Eric, thanks! Thanks to Ed for bringing it to us!

[@davidlobaugh4490]

Rad dude. Good story. I've never felt the wind lift me up on a sportbike. And a pebble, maybe a decent stone won't take you down at 170 unless sometime crazy like shoots up and makes some oil leak on your tire. Sportbikes aren't that scary but they are that fun.

[@khabaaustralia]

My experience on my first real road bike (20yrs off road/enduro) about 8mths on it I discovered that I'd become epileptic by having a grand mel seizure on a 4lane road in a built up suburb going about 80kmh/48mph, there is a higher power sometimes watching over us. Woke up next day in hospital with only a few scratches on my leathers and a couple on my Honda VTR1000SP1. Now popping meds and still riding 12yrs on. What could have been, on coming traffic, intersection, parked cars, telegraph poles, full throttle. knowing what happens to the body when you have a grand mel seizure, fkn Lucky to still be. But a good story from it and forever thankful being Catholic. It's one of those thing's that would make a believer out of anyone.🙏

[@redram5150]

I bought an engine from a competitor in the racing league in which my dad ran when I was 16. My goal was, you guessed it, to drop in my car. Dad was perfectly fine with this, for some reason. When mom found out, she went ballistic. After she cooled off, her clever work around to this engine that was already in the garage was “You can have it, but you cannot put it in the car” Good for me, bad for her, is mom doesn’t understand what aluminum heads look like, performance intake manifolds, or Weber carbs. All she sees is “an engine”. She also can’t tell the difference between stock idle and an idle so lumpy and loud it sounds like someone is throwing rocks at a steel drum. Kids at school laughed when I bought an old Aircooled Bug. They weren’t laughing when I dusted their Mustangs and Camaros

[@sp3edy23]

I just bought a 2018 gsxR600 and I tel u that shit moves...got it for my 30th bday always wanted a bike if u work hard for what u want u can always get it...don’t be young dumb and broke!! Just be young and stupid cheers

[@kellyscars]

Put 55,000 on my 03 Aprilia Mille. Can confirm the torque that thing has!

[@GearheadDaily]

Have you tried the Mille R? My god, its even better.

[@kellyscars]

@@GearheadDaily I haven't, I want to toss the 57mm throttle bodies on mine though. I might do the 1060 kit once the 990 gives up the ghost.

[@naumstojano]

170 on a old 600cc gixer? HAHAHAHA sure 😂

[@kaniyaburgess1429]

Well that's where my 09 GSXR 600 maxed at too. I had the dash seen in the video and it would go back and forth between 169 and 170

[@musicman3x]

That is what the speedo says. I maxed out my 03 GSXR600, same model as the video, at the same speed. Knock about 10%-15% off to get the actual MPH.

[@PhoenixFabled]

I love Minnesota stories because I know where all of those roads and cities are.

[@sammyc9721]

Great story. It's nice to know I'm not the only person doing stupid stuff on my first bike. More motorcycle stories please!

[@danb.3397]

THE OLD JOKE ABOUT BEING PASSED SO QUICKLY THAT YOU GOT OUT TO SEE WHAT WAS WRONG WITH YOUR CAR ( THAT WAS STILL DOING 60 )

[@davidd4677]

😂😂😂 The longer I thought about that, the harder I laughed👍

[@DataRew]

I think your experience with the wind coming from the bottom is a relic of your bike's vintage. I have had an 08 R6, an 05 R1 (regularly did 180 indicated on that), and currently have an 07 GSXR, and I've never noticed that issue.

[@chuckanderson5048]

This was a great one.

[@jackielinde7568]

Eric, I don't think many of us are here for "The Smartest Thing To Do" car stories. Most of the stories here fall under the "Not the Smartest Thing To Do" category.

[@GearheadDaily]

Fair point LOL

[@845amg]

The one time I visited MN I came home with a ticket. Those roads are super straight, wide, smooth, and long with speed limits that are about 40 MPH too low.

[@PapaWheelie1]

I drove a liter bike to high school- not sure how I lived. But it was fun Now I do stupid stuff away from traffic not in it. Slow wheelies hurt less.

[@kampfire.]

Never tell your mum how fast you drive----- easier for all!!

[@TheUserid82]

And when you grow up with stories of how as a teen she used to drag race a station wagon that was setup to pull a horse trailer?

[@thomascowley4258]

I brought my first new bike, a 2002 gsxr1000. And you do get used to going every where very fast, so that 70mph feels like walking pace. the main problem was a tank of petrol can last less than an hour. Happy days with richard prosser. I still ride a hayabusa, good fun but not like when i was younger.

[@grren1782]

Riding high speed on a motorcycle is nirvana. It is utter peace. Like no other feeling in the world

[@sashachambisha8701]

6:53 i guess a stone in the road is everyone's concern when they are going fast

[@johnhofer3089]

Ed, can you go into more detail about how you make these videos? You know some very cool people (with great stories to tell,) but it would be great to hear from you how you cultivated these relationships, and how you convince them to tell some (sometimes) scandalous things on camera?

[@calvinandrews1744]

These Minnesota stories. Love em.

[@chasetiemeyer1056]

I can say having a sport bike in college was the best thing I ever did. Graduated in 2008. Bought a 2003 zx6r. Still have tons of friends I keep in touch with only because I carried my helmet all around campus and it’s an easy way to make friends in an unfamiliar place. 10/10 would recommend.

[@petegrantham3985]

Please all first time motorcycle riders do not buy a 600 sportbike as your first bike.

[@jenniferwhitewolf3784]

Pete Grantham Yeah!! Buy a 750 or 900!🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@hurricaneheli79]

Love this story.

[@PeterFrancisMartin]

I so badly want to be friends with this guy, but he also scares me...

[@GearheadDaily]

Nah, i dont bite ;)

[@SirSnails417]

Quickly becoming my favorite guest , sorry rabbit

[@GearheadDaily]

I'll take it!

[@sendicing459]

“A little 600”😂😂😩

[@againsttheodds52]

Reminds me of when I was 19 with a cbr600rr. Was all fun in games until GSP got me at 163 in a 55. I was actually able to get away from the cops. My adrenaline was through the roof so I got off at Union City and stopped at good ole Waffle House. Went to the bathroom, came out and there were 4 GSP officers surrounding my bike. They were not so thrilled. Had to sell the bike to hire an attorney to keep my license. Good times! NOT :)

[@againsttheodds52]

GSP chargers are faster than I predicted.. at one point through the Grady curves, he was about 10 feet off off my rear wheel. He originally clocked me at 96. I didn't even see him. He hit the blues passing the Varsity, I hit the throttle. Got away, but it came back to bite me. Lesson learned.... don't stop for waffles ;)

[@goofyleo3869]

This mirrors me so much, I can't stand it, but for me it was a Honda Hurricane 600 in the early 90's. Still ride, and my bike fleet now numbers 12. Waiting on a clutch cable from Dennis Kirk as I type. 😎 Good shit! 😊

[@LaszloBereti]

I always wanted a sports bike. Then one ran a red light and crashed into my tuned 2002 is300 and I saw him flip for days.. so I decided against getting a bike... but then I saw this, and now I’m going to get a bike! Thanks Vinwiki!

[@tnast]

I've hit 120 several times with my Odyssey... Can't imagine what it's like doing that on a bike one bit.

[@prairiefarmer5994]

A Honda Odyssey? Doing 120? Settle down and give the car keys back to your mother Thomas.

[@kevinw627]

Had this bike in the same year/ color scheme, best palette ever made. Wish I still had it.

[@theangryitalian7922]

Mom got on! I’m surprised! Super cool

[@bennettmorris6960]

I like the motorcycle stories

[@isaacairmet9603]

I have a 2008 gsxr600 at 17. Somehow still alive

[@587180]

In 21 and got a cbr 600rr and I hit 140 still alive.

[@isaacairmet9603]

@@587180 that's it? I've gon 167mph hahaha

[@587180]

I'm not trying to top it out.😂 I just got it like a week ago

[@isaacairmet9603]

@@587180 oh nice. I've been riding sense 15. Gotta love the American driver system

[@markginikos3939]

I had the same exact bike at the same exact time . I hit a deer going 70. Lol. Never dropped the bike. This was not my first bike and was the smallest one I owned at that point. It was a baby compared to the zx9r I had or the gsxr1000. Or my R1. But it was fun and nimble. That bike was zippy. My 1000s where fast. Top speed I have achieved was 189 mph. Hold that for a length of time and know what fast means. When you touch 190 on a daily bases.

[@grren1782]

riding 2 up two weeks after buying a bike. Man how are you still alive. Riding 2 up as a skill that I put over 3,000 miles riding before I even tried

[@NatetheGreater]

Last time I was this early Kimmy was bragging about her fat redistribution

[@markoz673bajen8]

Isle of Man TT. Yes the bends goes 180mph above.

[@juggernautAA12]

Love the motorcycle content

[@j5jackson878]

I heard from experienced bikers that the "pebble in the road" theory is just a myth/misconception/urband legend. The tires will just pick it up and toss it like it wasnt even there. Hearing this from someone who had a bike for a little while is kind of a bummer. You would think he knew better.

[@kylestone5990]

This is an amazing story, I’m 17 and I’m from Iowa and me and a couple buddies were going from city to city on Yamaha r6’s but I was the unlucky one to crash at about 160mph, but now I have some titanium body parts for extra protection and I have another Yamaha R6 again live and learn that there might be a small bump in the road lol

[@ritchschut1997]

speed adaptation does play interesting tricks with the mind and body

[@korba2711]

Great story!

[@archfxt3619]

I wish 600cc is the norm here , most people here ride on 150-250 and thinks its a bonafide sportsbike

[@krishnaprakash2155]

Where is "here"?

[@archfxt3619]

@@krishnaprakash2155 +62 You know where

[@flyinb45]

Love it. I had an 03' black and silver 600 for my first bike

[@jonanderson4474]

Minnesota represent.

[@chrismoody1342]

I love sharing my own story. My Dad was over at my house and I asked if he wanted to see my new motorcycle. Leading him to the garage, the first thing he says is, it looks like a race bike. I replied, well sort of. He asked how fast does it go. I replied faster than your airplane. You should of seen the look on his face.

[@evansmith5259]

I love the channel, please do more motorcycle story’s too

[@ChevyKevy.]

living in minnesota and hearing this is funny because i live kinda out in that farm land but travel the same freeway everyday