Reply With QuoteHa Ha I assure you no photoshop, had to stop wearing titanium as riding buddies were getting distracted and showered by sparks.
it's obvious that the pics are photoshopped, isn't it?Titanium knee pucks in the pics
Me no see no fotoshop
Ha Ha I assure you no photoshop, had to stop wearing titanium as riding buddies were getting distracted and showered by sparks.
No, not you, Hammer.
Comment was in reference to Squidbuelle's conspiracy theory regarding OP riding habits and the OP just tearing up his gear. I suggested, following the conspiracy theory, that the OP's original pics were shopped. Obviously, if the OP could ride at all, his photos would show clean new gear that was slightly out of focus. What's up with that?
I'm just in that kind of mood.
Hammer, your one headlight is out.
I know my pics wern't photo shopped at all, the. Boots and pants were both purchased used, they are nowhere near "new condition" even without the worn out places that are shown in te te pictures
Of course, you'd say your pics weren't shopped.
Look, I know they weren't.
You asked a very real question about why you ride better on one side than the other. Probably true for most people if they look at their tire wear.
Anyway, in the middle of the discussion somebody jumps up and says you're lying because… why?
I can't figure it out but I find it all amusing.
obviously I'll defend myself, your correct . Really i don't have any reason to photo-shop my gear though....
the boots are Delta_One's old boots he gave me back when i first got my buell, and i picked the pants up from somebody on here.... all my gear has been through its glory days already.
but yes i really am curious about riding better on one side than the other, I'd like to even it out some, hence the post. my pictures don't really have anything to do with the question I'm posting
oh well though, its the Internet, let people believe what they want, i appreciate all the feedback though!
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