adventure racing bikes

adventure racing bikes
Often veterans will tell stories and a picture of war as hell. It is hell, and it is not something that one wishes to glorify. One gentleman I spoke with said it is a scary ordeal. I said, I understand that and no, said he did not.

He said that only when was the last time you had 600 + rounds of 37mm shot in your ass in one night? Oh, almost forgot, the 57 mm. Get a grip. If you smell the cordite to 7500 MLS, you know that they are close.

Interesting, and I could see where one who has been close to death in a war fighting may assume that not everyone has experienced that level of fear and yet Motorcycle Street Bike Racing sounds a lot like the fight and Adrenaline Rush sure sounds similar too.

Well, I was not in a combat zone like this gentleman, but I did race high-performance street bikes, noise, visual overload and on all that you completely on the edge, it's frigging serious sheet. You screw one thing, you're history. You have no time to think, you just do what you have to do.

The adrenaline is very intense, but you shake afterwards, that crap in your dreams, they can not hold, especially after you are already a few times and end in the hospital for a fracture with a mangled leg. The changes you make, it makes you just feel the sun or wind.

They tend not to sweat the small things that after. I hope this article is of interest, and that is the driving thought. The goal is simply to help you in your quest for the best in 2007. Thank you for reading my many articles on various subjects that interest you.

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