nasadowsk
Bow:good, hunt:needs work
Out here, he'd be running the risk of blasting a deer or two, too. At those speeds, a good hit's gonna total that thing, at minimum.
Hooning around the back roads in a quick Gen 2 Corvette....
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Out here, he'd be running the risk of blasting a deer or two, too. At those speeds, a good hit's gonna total that thing, at minimum.
I like that rat motors as much as the next guy for drag.
For cutting curves the small block is better balance.
Todd Dodds
Super Member
"Hooning" is a new term for me. Thanks.
I first heard "hooning" from the Aussies. They'd also take their bikes out for a "blat"
...pretty good description for old BSA/Triumph sounds.
Mystic
We're all born mad
I first heard "hooning" from the Aussies. They'd also take their bikes out for a "blat"
It sure is.
MaxxVolume
Lunatic Member
Yup....I just moved from Hunterdon County, where there`s more deer than people (!), and when zipping around the backroads, I kept to the center of the road whenever possible....you never know when a deer is gonna pop out from either side of the road, and the middle gives you a little more wiggle room, sometimes making it a "close call", rather than a "centerpunch"....
usedto
Lunatic Member
Oh, I don't doubt that it's fun - I just don't approve of where he's doing it.
Would you let your daughter ride with him on one of his "jaunts
I'm in Mercer Co. No better
damacman
Resident Psycho
Sure. While he isn’t the best driver, he’s more than capable.
MaxxVolume
Lunatic Member
Agreed....I prefer drivers who are aware of their car`s limits, as well as their own....most experienced "enthusiast-type" drivers understand that on a public road, you need to hold it down to six or seven tenths....anything beyond that is for track days only.
Todd Dodds
Super Member
My daughter would probably pay him for the lessons.
