True Story - Outperformed by teenage girl on motorcycle

[jiminy]

Originally Posted by Notsure4321 [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

A 50cc bike would be too small for a teenager. a 50cc dirt bike is for like 9 year olds. 110cc is the smallest bike a Teenager would fit on and only if you were short.

These bikes were pretty small, my friend and his brother had them since they were kids. But not so small that anyone of decent agility couldn’t ride them for a bit of fun on a Sunday afternoon. And it was only sporadic now & again. The point is I had some experience a long time ago but it wasn’t worth much.

You can see adults riding bikes like the Honda CRF50 on YouTube but I seem to recall they were bigger than that. Not even sure if classed as “dirt bikes” maybe enduro like the beta rr50… it wasn’t a beta rr50 but I’m just saying not all 50cc bikes are tiny.

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all I remember is they were twist and go, no clutch, rode them off road and 50cc sticks in my mind.

[Notsure4321]

Originally Posted by jiminy [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

These bikes were pretty small, my friend and his brother had them since they were kids. But not so small that anyone of decent agility couldn’t ride them for a bit of fun on a Sunday afternoon. And it was only sporadic now & again. The point is I had some experience a long time ago but it wasn’t worth much.

You can see adults riding bikes like the Honda CRF50 on YouTube but I seem to recall they were bigger than that. Not even sure if classed as “dirt bikes” maybe enduro like the beta rr50… it wasn’t a beta rr50 but I’m just saying not all 50cc bikes are tiny.

That bike weights is only like 10 pounds lighter, which is what matter unless you're driving fast. But your willingness to keep lying makes me realize i need for find the ignore button

[jiminy]

Originally Posted by Notsure4321 [Only Registered Users Can See LinksClick Here To Register]

That bike weights is only like 10 pounds lighter, which is what matter unless you're driving fast. But your willingness to keep lying makes me realize i need for find the ignore button

20+ years out of the saddle is going to matter a lot more than how much a bike weighed especially when I am now a lot heavier and less supple myself.

I’m not even sure what your point is - that I’m not a beginner because I did some off roading when I was a teenager, or it must all be bullshit because I can’t remember the exact specifics of someone else’s bike I occasionally had a go on decades ago.

Did you see Chuck Liddell’s or Nick Diaz’s comeback fights after years away? It’s almost like age and rust makes a difference, isn’t it.

By all means find the ignore button and feel free to think it’s not a true story.