Bike l.e.d.'s .. and dropped bike damage report

[TWsedan]

lol i love the plate joker

nice video great bike how areyou enjoying it?

[oogeer]

What cc is that engine? :)

[Nissanskyline1800]

@oogeer it's a 600cc engine

[Nissanskyline1800]

@MrThaKing100 Sounds good bro I'll check it out

[Nissanskyline1800]

@MrThaKing100 Thanks bud, yea I was wanting to do the dupli color pen thing also.. but walgreens was closer lol, next time i wash the bike I'll probably wash off the marker and put on the silver dupli color pen.

[Nubface97]

I like the LED's man; they're sharp. I'm sorry to hear your bike was dropped; you're right though, it's not noticable. What I'm really wanting to get at though is your license plate.. Man that's got to be the most awesome license plate I've seen. I might have to move out to Washington just so I can get my own.

[Nissanskyline1800]

@Nubface97 LoL thanks.. I know man I'm pretty proud of my plates haha

[Pittimus84]

The damaged from being dropped is not bad don't stress on it. The front brake is always your friend, just gotta learn over time how to use it in all situations. LED's look nice, can't try enough to get cagers to know that you are on the road.

[Nissanskyline1800]

@Pittimus84 Thanks bro, yea with more practice I'll get in the habit of using both brakes in conjunction

[Pittimus84]

@Nissanskyline1800 Focus on the front brake, the rear brake in my opinion on damn near worthless in terms of stopping power, I say 95% of a motorcycle braking is front brake. What you don't want is to panic and use the rear too much and go into a rear skid then into a highside.

[Nissanskyline1800]

@Pittimus84 Sounds good bro, skidding and highsides dont sound to good haha, but yea I hear lots of stories of how beginners use the rear to abruptly and lock it up or even when going into a corner and losing it.. I'll try not to focus on it purely on stopping downhill, Thanks for the advice! :]

[Nissanskyline1800]

@Birdman1277 Thanks dude, yea I'm gonna pick up some frame sliders soon