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24-03-2008, 10:59 AM
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radio off =save petrol :P
Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: northernbeaches(NSW)
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For those who suggested i was a Hoon in the previous thread that has currently been closed in regards to Police cars,i will start by saying i am not a Hoon.
In saying i tempt to race them i meant,rev at the lights and speed up until the speed limit.quotes like its "people like you who wreck the sport,and give it a bad image",are ludicrous,i just want to here the great sound of the FPV's. I race on race days on closed circuit tracks,And race motocross for the fact that i get it out of my system and do not do it on the road.It is a waste of fuel on the road,isnt safe,and there is a chance of losing you're license or endangering the life of other's in the process. So i put the question our there,what is wrong with our sport?as viewed by you or the media?. How can we fix the image of our sport?
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Whats wrong with our sport
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