Cycle whore thread
Im Red Bitches
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Re: Cycle whore thread
at least it gives me a way to promote my bike if i ever wreck it and decide to sell it... strip it throw a cage and some pegs on it call it a stunt bike. 
that duck is so sex I just want to know why everyone is going to the single side/double exit exhaust
that duck is so sex I just want to know why everyone is going to the single side/double exit exhaust
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Re: Cycle whore thread
its a fully setup stunt bike. steel subframe, gearing, hand brake, cages. stunt parts aint cheap
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not sure if this has been posted already,
http://www.wdtn.com/news/local/green...nto-motorcycle
Original story (with dashcam video)
http://www.wdtn.com/news/local/green...-trooper-crash
http://www.wdtn.com/news/local/green...nto-motorcycle
Updated: The Ohio State Highway Patrol trooper who crashed his patrol car into a couple on a motorcycle was sentenced Monday in Xenia Municipal Court.
According to the highway patrol's crash report, Trooper Jacob Daymon was speeding and using his in-car computer in August 2013 when he struck a motorcycle carrying Corey and Amy Waldman.
He was sentenced to pay a fine of $150, plus court costs on a misdemeanor charge of failing to maintain assured clear distance.
His license was also suspended for six months, however Daymon's attorney said the judge will allow an exception to accommodate his work.
When handing down the sentence, the judge told Daymon he considered his behavior reckless given there were no adverse weather conditions and he was driving on a rural stretch of highway void of stop-and-go traffic.
Before Judge Michael Murry, Daymon apologized to the victims though they were not in court. Daymon, however, would not answer the questions of 2 NEWS investigative reporter Pam Elliot afterwards.
According to the highway patrol's crash report, Trooper Jacob Daymon was speeding and using his in-car computer in August 2013 when he struck a motorcycle carrying Corey and Amy Waldman.
He was sentenced to pay a fine of $150, plus court costs on a misdemeanor charge of failing to maintain assured clear distance.
His license was also suspended for six months, however Daymon's attorney said the judge will allow an exception to accommodate his work.
When handing down the sentence, the judge told Daymon he considered his behavior reckless given there were no adverse weather conditions and he was driving on a rural stretch of highway void of stop-and-go traffic.
Before Judge Michael Murry, Daymon apologized to the victims though they were not in court. Daymon, however, would not answer the questions of 2 NEWS investigative reporter Pam Elliot afterwards.
http://www.wdtn.com/news/local/green...-trooper-crash
