Try not to live for the past.These are the good old days.Hey...starting this thread got something going!
The ban hammer must ban this weather.
See, this thread entertained me most of the working day yesterday - Umm let's see what am I going to start today? maybe a thread about Carrots in the toilet !Try not to live for the past.These are the good old days.Hey...starting this thread got something going!
The other part is, I find myself wanting to say something but then just deleting it. People are sensitive, big egos, and everything needs to be bubble wrapped.
It's easier to just lurk and read.
Somebody should pitch GTAM to Zuckerberg. GTAM is worth around $19 bil, no?
http://mywebsitesnetworth.com/website/184620/gtamotorcycle-com-value.htmlNot even in the 6 digit ballpark.
Having been here awhile, I've realized the forum is like a high school. There's a three or four year cycle where new members log in, they're super excited and post a million times a day, they organize group rides, find and meet other riders that join GTAM about the same time and create an online clique for that period of time.
After about 3-4 years, some give up riding, others get sick of discussing the same topics so they stop visiting or posting. They basically graduate from GTAM, still keep in touch with the clique that they joined the forum at the same time. Then a new batch of users come in and the cycle is repeated.
The users that still hang out here with a join date of ~2002, those are like the 25-year old guys in the Trans Am that still hang out in the high school parking lot...
The analogy holds up further: every generation is going to have a class clown, the girl that gets all the attention, a nerd, a stoner, a rebel without a clue. GTAM is basically a John Hughes movie played out every 4 years.
Can't wait till riding season starts. Hopefully these threads stop then...
Hi, you look like you have experience in these matters. I am 17 but my friends say I am mature for my age and while I haven't taken a course yet and totally plan to, I am thinking because I will not do silly things that the Hayabusa would make a good first bike for me and am wondering if you can recommend a good insurance company that will give me a low price to insure my Hayabusa. I can probably ask my parents to register me as a second driver if that helps. Thanks!
Hi, you look like you have experience in these matters. I am 17 but my friends say I am mature for my age and while I haven't taken a course yet and totally plan to, I am thinking because I will not do silly things that the Hayabusa would make a good first bike for me and am wondering if you can recommend a good insurance company that will give me a low price to insure my Hayabusa. I can probably ask my parents to register me as a second driver if that helps. Thanks!