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Yes but the F4 started life as a 750.

Because until you've ridden a decent bike you will never understand how piss weak and shitty cars really are. One day i would like to ride in the USA in the states that don't require a helmet. I know how stupid and dangerous it is, but listening to older people talk about it they make it out to be one of the best feelings in the world. With the wind in your hair, and the noise, etc, etc. I'm not going to stop riding until i can't get on a bike.

Wow who would ever think that Formula 1 would be full of sick degenerates.

You buy a PS3 Vu after selling your 360??

The easiest way it on the XMB under settings there is a date and time section. Instead of setting the time manually tell it to get the date and time from the internets. That way it will be setup correctly.

TL's are a funky engine. Bit maniac. Are the brutale' a litre or still the 750cc?

Why would he do that when he has insurance?

I finished Rainbow Six 2 on the weekend. Was pretty good i loved the first one so more vegas is good for me. Currently Playing... Uncharted - fantastic game, it's a bit buggy and clumsy but if they do a sequel and iron out a few bugs it will be brilliant, and the graphics are awesome. GT5 Prologue - Really good, i've posted a few things i've noticed in the thread about it. GTA Vice City Stories PSP - Still going with this one a bit, like 23% done now, enjoyable just something to play when watching tv.

I must say it's pretty good. There is a huge amount of improvement needed before 5 full version comes out. Graphic problems. The physics are a bit crazy sometimes. Why don't they put skid marks in? damage (if crappy arcade races can have it with real cars there is no reason you can't) and the sound effects are just plain awful. But it is still fun, and the in car view is amazing, just need to work on the jaggies. Online play is good, but why can't i choose a room with mates in it and race them? also no voice chat? If they fix those points and i'm guessing they will Gran Turismo will be back on track.

Changing the rebound won't do much about the harsh ride. The rebound adjuster is how fast the shock rebounds after it compresses. Too slow and the shock will keep going up and down and not settle fast enough. Your problem and the problem with almost every coilover out there is that the spring rates are far too high. The japanese do this to mask their inability to valve shocks correctly. Your better off with a kit from the group buy over any all in one wonder coilover.

Way to got 50 cent.... oh wait i mean ruby.

A bit late i know. The second round of the 2008 MotoGP season is this weekend. It is the first of the european rounds and is being held in Jerez in Spain. Local boys Pedrosa and Lorenzo will be looking to shine in front of their home crowds and being 1st and 2nd in qualifying shows they mean business. Jerez is a very tight circuit not as suited to the ducati. And traditionally the michelin runners have found the track much more suited to their tyres as opposed to the bridgestones. All in all should be a great race. Qualifying results below. 1. Jorge Lorenzo SPA Fiat Yamaha Team (M) 1min 38.189 secs 2. Dani Pedrosa SPA Repsol Honda Team (M) 1min 38.789 secs 3. Colin Edwards USA Yamaha Tech 3 (M) 1min 38.954 secs 4. Nicky Hayden USA Repsol Honda Team (M) 1min 39.061 secs 5. Valentino Rossi ITA Fiat Yamaha Team (B) 1min 39.064 secs 6. Randy de Puniet FRA LCR Honda MotoGP (M) 1min 39.122 secs 7. Casey Stoner AUS Ducati Marlboro Team (B) 1min 39.286 secs 8. James Toseland GBR Yamaha Tech 3 (M) 1min 39.334 secs 9. John Hopkins USA Kawasaki Racing Team (B) 1min 39.439 secs 10. Loris Capirossi ITA Rizla Suzuki MotoGP (B) 1min 39.484 secs 11. Shinya Nakano JPN San Carlo Honda Gresini (B) 1min 39.559 secs 12. Chris Vermeulen AUS Rizla Suzuki MotoGP (B) 1min 39.704 secs 13. Andrea Dovizioso ITA JiR Scot Team (M) 1min 39.767 secs 14. Alex de Angelis RSM San Carlo Honda Gresini (B) 1min 40.037 secs 15. Anthony West AUS Kawasaki Racing Team (B) 1min 40.088 secs 16. Toni Elias SPA Alice Team (B) 1min 40.286 secs 17. Sylvain Guintoli FRA Alice Team (B) 1min 40.939 secs 18. Marco Melandri ITA Ducati Marlboro Team (B) 1min 41.027 secs

The good think nowadays is that 17, 18, and even 19 inch rims are becoming a lot more common on new cars. New sporty holdens, fords, are coming out with larger rims. And lots of euro stuff as well. So hopefully that will help push the price of the rubber down.

Thats a f**king stupid idea, because what will happen is someone will lock their keys in their car, and be trying to get into it. And some hero like you will come and boot them in the back of the head thinking they are trying to steal it. You cannot give people the right to attack people unless them themselves or others are at risk.

In your first sentence you disagree with me. And your final sentence is exactly what i am saying. So I don't see your point. I never once said it doesn't matter what the parents do, but the ultimate decision in the end is up to the kids. Obviously a good upbringing, and caring parents will hopefully help the child make the right decisions in life. But it is not the be all answer. Like i've said many times in the end it is up to the individual.

I caught a whale once while fishing. I thew it back though.

The best racing game in the history of the world is without a doubt. Grand Prix Legends for the pc. It is a masterpiece. The realism and physics are just incredible. The amount of time i spend playing that with a wheel when i was younger is uncountable. Easily the best racing game of all time.

And like i said they had two kids both raised the same, one good one bad. No matter what it is up to the person to decide to be good. I gaurantee your son will at some stage do something that makes you unbelivibly angry or ashamed. Discipline isn't always going to work. And before you think i'm the kind of person against smacking you should see the wooden spoon i got if i f**ked up badly. And i do think smacking is acceptable within reason.

Got my PS3 the other day. I'm MrCharismaAUS

Nice car!! I'd love to get a chaser, but i just can't justify it not having a garage and with petrol prices nowadays. 102 bucks to fill it up, and it's only going to get worse.

I do agree parents need to be tougher in this day and age. Some parents just let their kids do whatever they want when they want. And their parents don't give a shit. But also if a kid wants to be bad nothing is going to change that. I new a family with two children. They were a fairly well off family, nice house, cars, etc, etc. One child was a lovely kid who i used to play with. And the other was just rotten. Stealing, going out all night, didn't give a toss about school. They both had the same upbringing. So in the end it's the individuals decision about how they want to run their life. Parents can only steer them in the right direction.

ZOMFG it wasn't crashed by a 17 year old. There goes that theory you had in the other thread.

Ok then well i like to strangle kittens. Does that make me a bad driver?

Ohh i'd rather not say

Yes but more than half the responses are "don't get a turbo you'll crash" Which i think is silly.