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I got 4:54, Reminds me of the Sweet Artic Cat 4 wheeler we used to have that thing hauled ass year round took 3 feet of snow to stop it, and there it stopped for a month :lol::lol::lol: hey I put a tarp over it. :lol:

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NW 200 programme is on UTV at 11.30 – it should be good. I was repairing my broken spring last year while listening on the radio to 200 mph being broken on the country roads.

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Cant get UTV where I live,watched the Tandragee tho. Awesome,absolutelyf!!!ing awesome! I love motogp, but nothing beats racing on real roads, those guys must have balls like spacehoppers.Course, I could have beat them if I really wanted..... :race:

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THATS IT, this thread is officaly more worthless than the "what time is it" thread.  :lol:

I think belfast gets most of the credit  :notworthy:

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Ah, time, it has an appetite for everything. Consuming all before it and leaving behind that effluent of good intention. Tempus edax rerum.

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Belfast,

 

I have told you once........................................

 

If I am riding this, I forget what the substance in the beginning is.

 

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(Hmm. The pictures seem to have gone from the original post :huh2:)

 

anyway

 

How have you been doing with the V.11 training, Antonio? Tucker thinks that it's time for a reminder, in case you're letting things slip. So here's more Tips And Secrets To Use In Your Everyday Bike Mechanicing, That Can Cut V.11 Training Time By Up To 67%

 

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• Insider secrets on how to easily use a 30 foot long line for off-leash training

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• What is V.11 training, and how do you really get quick results

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Have a nice day.

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Are you getting your inspiration on prescription or from a local supplier? Very impressive,just dont go putting super unleaded in the dog and expect it to run faster. And if there's any of this stuff going spare,keep me some,willya? :rasta:

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Are you getting your inspiration on prescription...

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