Ok it's time to pick your twowheelfix riding partner

[Apoc]

Originally Posted by 101lifts2

Apoc

Little buddy!

I dont even think I realized you made it over here! I thought you dissapeared with what was left of cf!

[DLIT]

Originally Posted by t-rock

Tsunami and Dlit, partially since I am hoping to move to Vegas in a few years.

Word. See below for a sample of the best road out here, not to mention the two tracks we have here.

Originally Posted by tached1000rr

If I could pick one person on this board to ride with it would be DLIT, this is based on a video he posted awhile back, it looked like me and my crew running. So what that said, if you could pick one member to ride tomorrow/today with who are you picking?

These ones? These were at the time when I just started dragging knee, you can see my whack form.

[Antwanny]

very fast pace

[DLIT]

And I'd be down to ride with anyone who will go out to a bar later that night and get drunk of their tree with me.

[Amber Lamps]

Originally Posted by DLIT

And I'd be down to ride with anyone who will go out to a bar later that night and get drunk of their tree with me.

That eliminates me....

[tommymac]

Originally Posted by DLIT

And I'd be down to ride with anyone who will go out to a bar later that night and get drunk of their tree with me.

works for me

Tom

[Porkchop]

Those roads are SICK! Where is that? Nice long sweepers heaven!

And whose zx is that with the camera on???

[fnfalman]

Originally Posted by Tsunami

I love the water, i just have a fear of drowning, which i think is reasonable. I'm such a bad swimmer though, i expend a whole bunch of energy doing a whole bunch of nothing trying to float that i just wear myself out so unless i can touch the ground, i stay out of the deep end. Now if i can wear floaties, then i'll be good.

I should probably go take some swimming lessons so i can go participate in more water activities.

Swimming is a requisite to pass the scuba course. They make you swim approximately 200-yards or so.

However, in real life, you really don't need to know how to swim or even swim that well. There's a thing called a buoyancy control device (BCD) that keeps you afloat when you're on the surface and helps you maintain a certain depth when you're underwater.

And if you dive in cold water like California or places where it's cool enough to wear a wetsuit or a drysuit, you ain't sinkin' at all. These suits will float you like a cork.

[t-homo]

Those roads are sick man. Nice scenery change from the trees and drop offs we've got here.

[Tsunami]

Originally Posted by fnfalman

Swimming is a requisite to pass the scuba course. They make you swim approximately 200-yards or so.

do i need to take a scuba course before i can dive or can i just tag along with someone?