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Offline trueblue

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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #50 on: August 13, 2014, 05:46:16 PM »
Or to be looking at a photographer while you take a bend at speed :

http://s920.photobucket.com/user/FendersRule/media/photo1_3_zpsc0db3516.jpg.html

there could be a nasty black thing on the road for goodness sake.

BTW who owns this thread now ?

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Kev, it was the impressive CB450 that allowed her to not have to look where she was going.  That thing is so impressive it can ride itself.  Maybe if she was riding the 450 instead of the 750, the impressive 450 would have dodged the black beast for her.  I am surprised that she picked up her skirt and marched out after only a little bit of butt hurt, normally she thrives on it.   ;D ;D ;D

  I remember when the bike builder from Indiana was running hot here for awhile, quite awhile ago and had some run ins over his not having front brakes on his builds and rather strong religious views. He quit in a huff but snuck back in under a different name but was still very easy to spot. One of his names, maybe the second was Rigid but can't remember his other one right now. Wonder if anybody else remembers. He is probably still popping in as will Fenders I am sure as a guest or 'new' name.

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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #51 on: August 13, 2014, 05:57:40 PM »
There are some old men 'round here that are just absolutely out of control that deserve a mouthful of teeth.


I hope we can find these out of control men. They clearly pose a menace.

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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #52 on: August 13, 2014, 06:01:23 PM »
What a pussy move
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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #53 on: August 13, 2014, 06:02:24 PM »
Anyone else feel like his threads are more enjoyable, more informative, and infinitely more revealing without him around to muck them up?
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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #54 on: August 13, 2014, 06:16:03 PM »
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Even while stopped at a red light. Rare unthinkable #$%* still happens, but a huge majority is avoidable with the proper training and experience.






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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #55 on: August 13, 2014, 06:24:17 PM »
Eric, how could we forget KingsCustomCycles?!

This was my fav.....

http://forums.sohc4.net/index.php?topic=80481.0

He has decent instructables on youtube on Neway cutters.
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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #56 on: August 13, 2014, 06:41:58 PM »
Went back to the "impressive" thread, Fenders wrote:

"I also don't "tuck tail and leave" since I have a CB750 (that I restored faster than anyone else here)"

Famous last words.




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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #57 on: August 13, 2014, 06:49:20 PM »
So he was a little boy who whistles in the dark because he is scared, there are worse sins than that  ;D
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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #58 on: August 13, 2014, 07:11:40 PM »
Damn, who we gonna pick on now?  To be perfectly honest, he did say that he moved that slippery square out of the road but it was back in the road again later.  Some people got big mouths.  Some people will not pay the consequences for what they say.  Some people won't pay the consequences of having a big mouth.

Sean, i'm sorry dude but some of us call a spade a spade, this bloke lied constantly, over stated everything, and spoke sh1t on a regular basis, i'm not to sure if you read the replies he made to my and others posts in a noobies thread on road safety recently, including to PeterCB750 who is a rider trainer , he ranted on about how good he was and that we were all bad riders because we didn't agree }basically Fear mongering he said, he then went on to lie through his teeth about his experience, or lack there of {which is all documented on the forum, like, I" i just bought my first bike", I just got my license}, he's become a victim of HIS OWN BIG MOUTH, i feel no pity for people like that and i certainly won't lose any sleep over it...   I wonder what he wants to be when he grows up....?
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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #59 on: August 13, 2014, 07:29:59 PM »
I miss him already. There should be a rip thread. I remember two. Laminar something? And then there was another guy who was going to build for a living who was constantly getting worked up when someone didn't like what he built. Can't remember his name. There was also a couple of guys who burmashave created the shameless post boost thread for. Those two are also gone now.

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« Reply #60 on: August 13, 2014, 07:43:19 PM »
...going way back there was that guy with 210 width "photoshopped" rear tire... ;D
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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #61 on: August 13, 2014, 07:50:42 PM »
Eric, how could we forget KingsCustomCycles?!

This was my fav.....


http://forums.sohc4.net/index.php?topic=80481.0
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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #62 on: August 13, 2014, 09:04:15 PM »
Eric, how could we forget KingsCustomCycles?!

This was my fav.....

http://forums.sohc4.net/index.php?topic=80481.0

He has decent instructables on youtube on Neway cutters.
No, King/rigid's instructions on the use of the Neway valve seat cutters was incorrect, according to Neways instructions, which I pointed out before he got his panties in a bunch. ;)   
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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #63 on: August 14, 2014, 02:21:59 AM »
Fenders wasn't a bad guy he was just misunderstood ::) I like the CB450. Looking at some past threads ;D fenders was always raising retro's blood pressue up a few notches.
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« Reply #64 on: August 14, 2014, 02:29:30 AM »
You mean cutting one way only, Scottly?
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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #65 on: August 14, 2014, 02:30:55 AM »
Oh yeah, I threw my bike down a couple years ago.  For some reason this little town was having a halloween parade downtown and I avoided it going around through the alleys.

Came up on a street and was going a bit fast, had no line of sight of cross traffic and hit the brake hard..gravel...history.  No car was comming and I could have blasted across the street unscathed.  No major damage, but I forgot what happened to the side cover. I must have left a broken  badge there because I couldn't find it looking the other day.  I just remember picking the bike up and going before I had to talk to any sort of authority that might be doing traffic for the stupid parade.
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« Reply #66 on: August 14, 2014, 05:26:06 AM »
Fenders wasn't a bad guy he was just misunderstood ::) I like the CB450. Looking at some past threads ;D fenders was always raising retro's blood pressue up a few notches.
You may be right, Dhal, but one would never know it by his conduct on this a forum.

Everyone likes the 450, but his silly thread about it was the most immature thing I've ever read (an no, I don't mean the whitewashing he got, but his inane insistence about being "faster", no "quicker" no, "better").

He was frequently getting many people's blood up. With a regard to Retro, Retro always plays it straight, hard, and down the middle. He's careful to express what is his opinion, versus what is fact versus his expereience. Not Fenders; it's is always his opinion is fact and if you differ or defy that, then you're a "hater". Really? Grow up, little boy.

I've received numerous PMs from him over CBParakeet's thread. I thought about posting them purely to humiliate the kid, but chose to keep inviting him to ignore me and desist, politely. And it continued. And every PM was a further distortion of the truth, or what was written. So, in his words, "these old men who can't read" that little peekerhead needs to learn to read what he wrote, and to accurately determine the definition of words he uses. For instance "Restorationist" in his avatar. What a tool! Look up the meaning of that word.

He's no closer to being right about nearly anything he's ever written than I am to Mars. And he's the most self-contradicting poser I've ever come across. And if he, ever, read what was written as suggestions and information for his benefit instead of as an assault on him, he'd so much further along in life and bikes.

And by the way, I guessed he missed the whole day in motorcycle training where they tell you to scan the road surface, and that intersections, are the single most diabolical patches of pavement because that's where the oil is. Try to explain away his negligence on other factors, please! Newbie riding mistake by an ignorant peep. I'm very glad only his ego was hurt. Scratch that, he didn't even learn that frickin' lesson.

He will, I'm quite certain, become a statistic of riding tragedy. Hence, I shuddered when he posted this thread. His arrogance and hubris will get him killed and that will be a shame. Perhaps he is a nice guy, and in person would be most like able. But from his conduct here, I wouldn't give that kid air if he was stuck in a jar.

And as for giving me a "mouthful of teeth", I'll pay the airfare to straighten that pink out, I've raised kids for nearly 30 years and haven't lost one yet. His mom and dad should send him to Camp Cal like so many other parents have done. They get back a level-headed, respectful, kid. And I'll break my foot off so far up Fender's bum, that when he coughs you could clip my toenails.

Good riddance until he grows up. (But I earnestly hope he does learn to ride safely).

Rant over. Let's return to whipping the boy!
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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #67 on: August 14, 2014, 05:53:18 AM »
Haha, I didn't mind Fenders, but this is pretty funny.  So I think since I have been a member on here (and that hasn't been all that long) I have seen 3 or 4 guys run off for similar behavior.  This was a bit anti-climactic as I was hoping the day Fenders did blow up it would be with more yelling.  I actually learned of this post in the Pisses me off thread. I always prefer to watch things live. 


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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #68 on: August 14, 2014, 05:58:53 AM »
Cal, that's the most eloquent a$$ whipping I've ever read ;D. Not meaning to add fuel to a fire.....lmao you have a way with words sir. ;D ;D

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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #69 on: August 14, 2014, 06:32:05 AM »
Flattered. But there have been many who posted really valuable info that young Fenders ignored and disputed. Shame really. My experience on this forum has been a lifetime of truly great information to augment the little I already knew. And the atmosphere of a "virtual pub" here, offers anyone camaraderie, info, cajoling, and experience if they choose to receive it.

But to turn up, throw up, and make an arse out of yourself, you're not likely to have anyone buy you a beer. My $0.02.
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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #70 on: August 14, 2014, 07:00:21 AM »
Haha, I didn't mind Fenders, but this is pretty funny.  So I think since I have been a member on here (and that hasn't been all that long) I have seen 3 or 4 guys run off for similar behavior.  This was a bit anti-climactic as I was hoping the day Fenders did blow up it would be with more yelling.  I actually learned of this post in the Pisses me off thread. I always prefer to watch things live.
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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #71 on: August 14, 2014, 08:15:04 AM »
calj- Don't post private PMs no matter how much you are tempted to.
It goes against forum rules.

I can't see pics at work- what the hell was this black thing in the road- the frickin' smoke monster from Lost?!?!?
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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #72 on: August 14, 2014, 08:22:57 AM »
I can't see pics at work- what the hell was this black thing in the road- the frickin' smoke monster from Lost?!?!?

Looks like a thin square sheet of metal or poster board.

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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #73 on: August 14, 2014, 12:17:39 PM »

Fenders wasn't a bad guy he was just misunderstood ::) I like the CB450. Looking at some past threads ;D fenders was always raising retro's blood pressue up a few notches.
You may be right, Dhal, but one would never know it by his conduct on this a forum.

Everyone likes the 450, but his silly thread about it was the most immature thing I've ever read (an no, I don't mean the whitewashing he got, but his inane insistence about being "faster", no "quicker" no, "better").

He was frequently getting many people's blood up. With a regard to Retro, Retro always plays it straight, hard, and down the middle. He's careful to express what is his opinion, versus what is fact versus his expereience. Not Fenders; it's is always his opinion is fact and if you differ or defy that, then you're a "hater". Really? Grow up, little boy.

I've received numerous PMs from him over CBParakeet's thread. I thought about posting them purely to humiliate the kid, but chose to keep inviting him to ignore me and desist, politely. And it continued. And every PM was a further distortion of the truth, or what was written. So, in his words, "these old men who can't read" that little peekerhead needs to learn to read what he wrote, and to accurately determine the definition of words he uses. For instance "Restorationist" in his avatar. What a tool! Look up the meaning of that word.

He's no closer to being right about nearly anything he's ever written than I am to Mars. And he's the most self-contradicting poser I've ever come across. And if he, ever, read what was written as suggestions and information for his benefit instead of as an assault on him, he'd so much further along in life and bikes.

And by the way, I guessed he missed the whole day in motorcycle training where they tell you to scan the road surface, and that intersections, are the single most diabolical patches of pavement because that's where the oil is. Try to explain away his negligence on other factors, please! Newbie riding mistake by an ignorant peep. I'm very glad only his ego was hurt. Scratch that, he didn't even learn that frickin' lesson.

He will, I'm quite certain, become a statistic of riding tragedy. Hence, I shuddered when he posted this thread. His arrogance and hubris will get him killed and that will be a shame. Perhaps he is a nice guy, and in person would be most like able. But from his conduct here, I wouldn't give that kid air if he was stuck in a jar.

And as for giving me a "mouthful of teeth", I'll pay the airfare to straighten that pink out, I've raised kids for nearly 30 years and haven't lost one yet. His mom and dad should send him to Camp Cal like so many other parents have done. They get back a level-headed, respectful, kid. And I'll break my foot off so far up Fender's bum, that when he coughs you could clip my toenails.

Good riddance until he grows up. (But I earnestly hope he does learn to ride safely).

Rant over. Let's return to whipping the boy!

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Re: Dropped my CB750
« Reply #74 on: August 14, 2014, 01:13:13 PM »
Fenders wasn't a bad guy he was just misunderstood ::) I like the CB450. Looking at some past threads ;D fenders was always raising retro's blood pressue up a few notches.
You may be right, Dhal, but one would never know it by his conduct on this a forum.

Everyone likes the 450, but his silly thread about it was the most immature thing I've ever read (an no, I don't mean the whitewashing he got, but his inane insistence about being "faster", no "quicker" no, "better").

He was frequently getting many people's blood up. With a regard to Retro, Retro always plays it straight, hard, and down the middle. He's careful to express what is his opinion, versus what is fact versus his expereience. Not Fenders; it's is always his opinion is fact and if you differ or defy that, then you're a "hater". Really? Grow up, little boy.

I've received numerous PMs from him over CBParakeet's thread. I thought about posting them purely to humiliate the kid, but chose to keep inviting him to ignore me and desist, politely. And it continued. And every PM was a further distortion of the truth, or what was written. So, in his words, "these old men who can't read" that little peekerhead needs to learn to read what he wrote, and to accurately determine the definition of words he uses. For instance "Restorationist" in his avatar. What a tool! Look up the meaning of that word.

He's no closer to being right about nearly anything he's ever written than I am to Mars. And he's the most self-contradicting poser I've ever come across. And if he, ever, read what was written as suggestions and information for his benefit instead of as an assault on him, he'd so much further along in life and bikes.

And by the way, I guessed he missed the whole day in motorcycle training where they tell you to scan the road surface, and that intersections, are the single most diabolical patches of pavement because that's where the oil is. Try to explain away his negligence on other factors, please! Newbie riding mistake by an ignorant peep. I'm very glad only his ego was hurt. Scratch that, he didn't even learn that frickin' lesson.

He will, I'm quite certain, become a statistic of riding tragedy. Hence, I shuddered when he posted this thread. His arrogance and hubris will get him killed and that will be a shame. Perhaps he is a nice guy, and in person would be most like able. But from his conduct here, I wouldn't give that kid air if he was stuck in a jar.

And as for giving me a "mouthful of teeth", I'll pay the airfare to straighten that pink out, I've raised kids for nearly 30 years and haven't lost one yet. His mom and dad should send him to Camp Cal like so many other parents have done. They get back a level-headed, respectful, kid. And I'll break my foot off so far up Fender's bum, that when he coughs you could clip my toenails.

Good riddance until he grows up. (But I earnestly hope he does learn to ride safely).

Rant over. Let's return to whipping the boy!

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