anyone ever had a bike fall over from one, the little one this morning kinda made me wonder about that kind of thing.
The price of surfing every day... :P
yeah the great weather, no tropical storms in the summers, the girls, lanesplitting, TJ, the girls, the beaches, decent bike roads, free beer. all for earthquakes.
I think a big one would be capable of doing it, but I'm pretty sure it would have to be a rolling quake instead of a horizontal quake. But that's just my guess.
How long are you staying in San Diego?
either untill I graduate or i get tired of the weather.
Cool! Make sure you make it up here for a ride.
I'll show you the crest! :-D
i plan on it, it's just a matter of finding a day with crappy surf
Quote from: RoadstergalThe price of surfing every day... :P
and riding every day. :nana:
which leads to my major problem right now, I can't carry my board on my bike.
Trailer!
Side car!
I need a snowboard rack for mine... :lol:
snow and bikes is a bad mix, just getting to the mountian whould be a experience.
Quote from: davipusnow and bikes is a bad mix, just getting to the mountian whould be a experience.
I'd just get studded tires!!!
:thumb:
Yes, I'm joking about riding my bike to go snowboarding. :roll:
i thought about it when i was back home last winter, the sand on the roads is what really got me worried.
Quote from: davipuyeah the great weather, no tropical storms in the summers, the girls, lanesplitting, TJ, the girls, the beaches, decent bike roads, free beer. all for earthquakes.
free beer?
I know people. :mrgreen:
Quote from: pantabloQuote from: RoadstergalThe price of surfing every day... :P
and riding every day. :nana:
I ride every day. :nana:
Quote from: indestructibleman
free beer?
That would be complients of the beach =) There last weekend (even though it was cloudy) and there were a bunch of marines with two kegs. Around 5 they realized they wern't going to drink it all by 8 so they were giving it away to people around them. Good timing too cus we had just about finished ours.
Other places to get free beer too, but I find its easiest at the beach.
Quote from: davipuyeah the great weather, no tropical storms in the summers, the girls, lanesplitting, TJ, the girls, the beaches, decent bike roads, free beer. all for earthquakes.
TJ? Uck.. that place is dirty. Soon as I turned 21 I stopped going. If i want to go clubbing the gaslap is good, and there are a ton of places in the OC and LA.
Had my wallet stolen in TJ. Heh.. I was so freaked out they wern't gonna let me back across the border.
Quote from: indestructiblemanfree beer?
Just get a job at a software company! ;)
Earthquake whats that then, the only thing that gets close to an earthquake over here, is our lass, wrong time of the month normally :o looks like that in the morning, by tea time she looks like this :x
I've had two bikes fall over in the same day. It was the quake of '89, here in California, I was at work as a motorcycle saleman at Grand Prix on El Camino at the time, I had ridden my brand new (week old) '89 FZR400 into work and parked it by the back door. The store occupied a former furniture store with 8' pane glass windows all the way up the face of the two story building (so picture two stories of glass as your office window, that was mine :mrgreen: ). When the quake hit the windows started quivering and making a noise like a two-man saw undulating (how else do you explain that noise?), anyway I start running for the backdoor sideways (with the checkered floor undulating (there's that word again) underneath you, how else would you run?) and as I was headed towards the open door, I watched, as in slow motion, the bike fall over into the doorway. Minimal damage, no broken windows and the only other bikes to fall over were a dirtbike on the showroom floor and the customer's bike that pushed mine over. :P
We began selling generators like crazy, and at the end of the day I went home to find my Vision had fallen off its centerstand and the rear brake lever had punctured a hole in the case and there was oil all over the garage.