Bikini Bike Wash on 07/29/06 - Sportbike Addicts

Shelly · 07-26-2006, 07:35 PM

Bikini Bike Wash at Extreme Machines on Rt.33

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Hmmm...I think we need some guys to strip down for this one to wash us-ladies'-bikes

any volunteers? It's only fair....I'm all about equality.

RAC · 07-26-2006, 10:34 PM

I'm a little chunky and hairy, but for the right price I'll scrub them down.

Ant · 07-27-2006, 09:59 PM

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Originally Posted by RAC

I'm a little chunky and hairy, but for the right price I'll scrub them down.

Dude, honesty is always best! Fucking awesome!

I also have to say that I don't ride on the street anymore but if I ever get back on it, I'll be that guy wheeling down Rt. 80 and causing a ruckus. Remember when riding was fun and not so serious?

***Vin*** · 07-27-2006, 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Ant

Remember when riding was fun and not so serious?

Quote of the year. Quote of the fucking year. And yes, riding WAS fun. It's a chore now. Anyone wanna buy a slightly scratched SV?

ImmaSquashYou · 07-28-2006, 01:47 AM

it was funny..cause it was that what inspired me to get a bike sorta....

One day as i was driving my car along route 33 with my girl in the passenger...I was at a redlight when i saw about 4 bikes at the redlight...another one rides a long coming to a red light...the last guy in the group of 4 waved the other guy forward n shook his hand.....greenlight..they take off..n i was like man......bikes are fast..n thought it was soooo cool that they can just meet a stranger just like that....then i see them pull in...n i saw the ex-treme machines having a bikini wash..n i was jealous..n my g/f just chuckeled....from that point on..i told her i'm gonna get a bike..n so behold..i did...so thanks to their bikini wash, i'm finally riding now...

07-26-2006, 10:43 PM

The last time we attended one of these "functions" it was a complete nightmare. Good luck with this one.

Shelly · 07-27-2006, 02:18 AM

?? Well, I'm not doin any of the hosting or organizing...just trying to promo. it a little since it's close to me...as well as on my way down the shore which is probably where I'm headin on Sat. (may depend on weather)...do tell these nightmares you're talkin about though....curious to know why/how.

07-27-2006, 08:03 AM

We weren't responsible for hosting or organizing, we just attended.

The parking ususally sucks, the girls are almost always totally busted, most the people walking around are wannabe thugs and thugettes. The music is so loud and distorted that the speakers could blow any minute. People are generally rude at these things and almost always some jerkoff is doing a burnout in the area you're hangin out it makin it difficult to breath.

Those are just a few things

**Rev** · 07-27-2006, 01:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Qetesh

We weren't responsible for hosting or organizing, we just attended.

The parking ususally sucks, the girls are almost always totally busted, most the people walking around are wannabe thugs and thugettes. The music is so loud and distorted that the speakers could blow any minute. People are generally rude at these things and almost always some jerkoff is doing a burnout in the area you're hangin out it makin it difficult to breath.

Those are just a few things

I h8 Xtreeme gaychines....so i won't be attending..i'd rather watch my girl wash mybike anyway

_Jay_ · 07-27-2006, 08:19 AM

Xtreme Machines is 10 mins from my house. I have to work Saturday morning but might stop by. Their parking lot is so small there that it fills up in like 10 mins and you r bike ends up buried behind 5 others so forget leaving when you want to.

Shelly · 07-27-2006, 08:39 AM

Jen-interesting input....the whole point is to hangout and meet other riders,etc. so I guess it's a matter of what you wanna deal w/...doesn't matter to me who's there and what they're doing...we're all there for the sport/hobby...burnouts are to be expected anywhere, that's unavoidable....personally, no factors/circumstances of events would prevent me from attending but good info. for rest of board.

07-27-2006, 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by ninjagirl

Jen-interesting input....the whole point is to hangout and meet other riders,etc. so I guess it's a matter of what you wanna deal w/...doesn't matter to me who's there and what they're doing...we're all there for the sport/hobby...burnouts are to be expected anywhere, that's unavoidable....personally, no factors/circumstances of events would prevent me from attending but good info. for rest of board.

I really enjoy your fresh, only been riding 2 months but think you're an experienced rider, attitude.

Here's what I don't want to deal with...loud mouth, trash talking, thug wannabe, squid riding, gangsta mentality, reckless people/riders. Oh, and I forgot to mention, newbies to the sport that think they know it all because they got maybe 150 hours of riding time under their belt.

These people aren't there for the "sport" sport. They're there to get their bike washed by some chicks and get some grub. Period.

Oh, and burnouts AREN'T expected anywhere. At least, the people Joe and I ride with as well as others, don't participate in that style of riding. Especially since it draws attention to yourself and could lead to a ticket.

Enjoy your bikini wash.

SilverDragon · 07-28-2006, 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Qetesh

These people aren't there for the "sport" sport. They're there to get their bike washed by some chicks and get some grub. Period.

You're totally right! I so wish I could go!

Seriously though, not everyone who walks around wearing a basketball/baseball jersey plays or watches the game. It doesn't mean they don't share some passion for it.

I love to ride, but I couldn't tell you the first thing about MotoGP, and its stars, etc. I haven't yet made it to a track day, but I still enjoy riding.

**njf4i** · 07-28-2006, 07:56 PM

I like cake

SAXON117 · 07-28-2006, 08:10 PM

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Originally Posted by njf4i

I like cake

do ya now?