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Started by iclrag, June 22, 2012, 12:13:49 PM

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iclrag

i meant to post this in the tard-farm, but apparently it has to be moved there (feel free)

does the term "squid" only apply to street bikes? (the wiki article has been removed, but i did find it quoted on a thread on here)

for instance, one of the places i used to ride my old dirt bike with my dad neither of us wore a helmet or chest gaurd (i did own one for track use though), just riding pants and a tank-top, would that classify me as a squid? (as i side note, i would never ride on the road without a helmet)

actually i take that back, i don't wear a helmet on the little 50cc mopeds unless required by law, but those only go 25-30 MPH

djslowmo

I'm pretty sure that squid implies a person who doesn't know what their doing (clothes or otherwise), is trying to show off or look cool, all while riding an overpowered bike that will kill them with a flick of the wrist.

I'd think you could apply that to dirt bikes but I'm a new guy.
1999 GS500E --- K&N lunchbox, Chopped tail with Monster seat, bar end mirrors, usb outlet, integrated taillight,

slipperymongoose

Squid is a new rider who thinks he is Valentino and stoner in one and doesn't take advice and if he/she keeps it up will wind up like siminchelli.
Some say that he submitted a $20000 expense claim for some gravel

And that if he'd write a letter of condolance he would at least spell your name right.

iclrag

ahh okay, the quote i ready specified safety equipment, that make sense though, i generally try not to do stupid stuff  :thumb:

slipperymongoose

Oh yeah forgot to put in bout not wearing gear so add that to my previous post lol.
Some say that he submitted a $20000 expense claim for some gravel

And that if he'd write a letter of condolance he would at least spell your name right.

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