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Hey fellow FZ6ers... I am looking for input and ideas to continue to make the site better..... Any ideas you may have I would love hear em....
Dennis.... Also thank you to all our moderators for all their help and a special thanks to our top poster who is also our super moderator and one of the first ppl on the site.... wrightme43
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Freeway Assassin
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Redlands Ca.(can't see hell anymore)
Bike: 2007 Yamaha YZFR1
Posts: 2,657
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I like the friendliness & cleanness here we should keep the site that way!!!!
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![]() My Rider Resume America LOVE it or LEAVE IT ![]() former FZ6 test rider much of the action depicted here could rip your limbs off if done improperly.the riding discussed is done by an experianced rider in semi-controlled conditions, save the speed for the track. ride within your capibilities, concentrate and always wear protective gear, including a helmet, gloves, jacket, pants, and boots. I and the forum, forum staff, any combination of the words, forum, staff, thread, post, website, internet or member, are in no way responsible if you ride over your head and wad yourself up trying to recreate something you've read here. |
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Super Sock Puppet Moderator
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Bowling Green KY
Bike: 07 FZ6 in Blue.
Posts: 4,868
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I like the site alot as well.
I do think we should start filling the FAQ with FAQ and the answers. As we grow we might look into meeting places. Points for meeting each other and taking a photo with a FZ. West coast riders and east coast riders each pick a place to present the yearly winner with the award. Its really fun, and gives people a reason to ride, and you can meet people that become friends. I mean it would be cool as hell to see a group of 25-50 fz6s running thru deals gap, or up and down the pacific coast highway wouldnt it? The way it would work is winner would have to work to meet the most people and travel the most to do it. Bonus points for meets over 500 miles from home. Bonus points for multiple meets. Like 4 people meet, its two points each person, but if one had rode from 500 miles away its a extra two points. I just want to keep that in people minds. I know it cant start untill we get more people on the site, at least 4 or 5 hundred members with a good solid core group. Also it would be cool to have more ride reports from members. I love reading about where other people go, and what they see. I may never get a chance to ride in California, or Oregon, or Canada. If you can show us east side folks what its like out there.
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Georgia, U.S.A.
Bike: 2007 FZ6
Posts: 291
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Now for my dumb idea. We could have a "Hall of Shame" section for members who scuff/drop/hopefully not crash their bikes. You know, for people who had a brain fart like I did and laid my bike over in the driveway because I was too busy flaping my jaw at my friend and didn't check to make sure my kickstand was out all the way before getting off my bike. Pics of the damage could be posted along with words of wisdom from the victims of "Mean old Mister Gravity" This area would not be ment to embarrass anyone and would be completely for fun and information on how not to do things. I have a small old wooden horse figurine that's too ugly to use as decoration at my house. It could be mailed(like a trophy) cheeply from member to member as each mishap gets posted so that they could take a pic with it to put in the "Hall of Shame" kind of like the Stanly Cup. I thought that might be fun and give the members who have had mishaps some sort of camaraderie by having their mugs shot with the wooden horse. Worst case is you'd lose a little face and pay a few bucks to mail the figurine to the next member and that's if it had to go over seas. Kind of "Roaming Nome" style if you know what I mean. The wooden horse may be too complex but it's just a thought.
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Dedicated Member
Join Date: May 2007
Location: LAS VEGAS NV USA
Bike: 2006 Blue FZ6
Posts: 1,565
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Maybe we should set up somekind of convention, not really making anyone ride a great distance, but just fly to some convenient destination..........like Las Vegas?
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Super Sock Puppet Moderator
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Bowling Green KY
Bike: 07 FZ6 in Blue.
Posts: 4,868
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on XlR8R's idea, the best one can have their title be Crash untill someone else does better. LOL
I aint going back to Vegas man. I went there once for a investment convention at the Rio. I do not fit in there. Not at all. Some dude dressed as a woman came and hit on me. I went for a walk and people kept handing newspapers of hookers. Rode the skyshot thing atop the needle casino. It made me turn green, and want to die. Nope just not the place for me. LOL
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Silent moderator
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Helsinki, Finland
Bike: Blue FZ6-S '05
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I wouldn't mind visiting Las Vegas.
You just wait and see, I'll get myself to that continent some day. LOL And if you ever get to this part of the world, let me know. Filling up the FAQ is a good idea. We've had some good questions and answers here, they just need to be collected. A few everyday questions that I have heard asked many times are like - why the break-in period and first service should be done carefully - what is the chirping noise in certain RPM or gear (I've found some good answers to this, needs translating though) - best way to get a dropped bike back up (my vote goes to that lady, whose video wrightme43 posted) - which is the fastest colour ( )And keep those riding stories coming!
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Freeway Assassin
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Redlands Ca.(can't see hell anymore)
Bike: 2007 Yamaha YZFR1
Posts: 2,657
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I like the wooden horse!! I agree with filling up the FAQ. I too like the rider stories!!! I just thought about an odometer poker game we played on a group ride, we could do something like that, have everyone take a photo of their odometer and post it worst hand buys best hand a cheap souverior or something from there area, or something like that.
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![]() My Rider Resume America LOVE it or LEAVE IT ![]() former FZ6 test rider much of the action depicted here could rip your limbs off if done improperly.the riding discussed is done by an experianced rider in semi-controlled conditions, save the speed for the track. ride within your capibilities, concentrate and always wear protective gear, including a helmet, gloves, jacket, pants, and boots. I and the forum, forum staff, any combination of the words, forum, staff, thread, post, website, internet or member, are in no way responsible if you ride over your head and wad yourself up trying to recreate something you've read here. |
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Freeway Assassin
Join Date: May 2007
Location: Redlands Ca.(can't see hell anymore)
Bike: 2007 Yamaha YZFR1
Posts: 2,657
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I like the wooden horse!! I agree with filling up the FAQ. I too like the rider stories!!! I just thought about an odometer poker game we played on a group ride, we could do something like that, have everyone take a photo of their odometer and post it worst hand buys best hand a cheap souverior or something from there area, or something like that.
oh buy the way Bren we all know RED is faster!!! ![]()
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![]() My Rider Resume America LOVE it or LEAVE IT ![]() former FZ6 test rider much of the action depicted here could rip your limbs off if done improperly.the riding discussed is done by an experianced rider in semi-controlled conditions, save the speed for the track. ride within your capibilities, concentrate and always wear protective gear, including a helmet, gloves, jacket, pants, and boots. I and the forum, forum staff, any combination of the words, forum, staff, thread, post, website, internet or member, are in no way responsible if you ride over your head and wad yourself up trying to recreate something you've read here. |
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