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« on: July 30, 2005, 11:35 AM »

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@ aloib
o boy, e be like say you no sabi write. this na nairaland.

[flash=200,200]http://[flash=200,200]IICE SAIYS , slims007. . .LOL word especially the okada rides

[flash=200,200]what bike do you push?[/flash]

one thing is clear, a lot of dudes wish they could ride but they never work towards it. i remember when i used to mope at sports bikes i see parked around, dreaming i could get to ride one.
some day i just made up my mind and went and got one. after a couple of crash, i soon learnt the rules.
riding in lagos poses huge challanges. you have the danfo driver to contend with, okada riders, speed freaks who are eager to race you to show you they could dare devil on four wheels, pow pow trying to extort chips from your pockets. its damn crazy.

Guys anyone wants to sell powerbike for 80k

see ur email. we talk later

am here eventually. any way jokes apart, any real biker around? lets get intouch (if you run a legitimate job that is.,have an ID card, driving license, cos i dont fancy police disturbance and i ride anytime of the day and night.)
i push a 400cc. and a 600cc presently. i want to knock off the yamy fzr 400rr. i shall post her pix soon.