:welcome: so is that "lil' booger" you :idk:

Nope. BA is his father...

I would ask him to be my daddy, but the statement in and of itself is creepy :lol:

:rofl: nice...


well BA... your boy's got skills! and a good name (my first name is Brandon)

I think the skill resides in the name... :rofl: I can't even say that with a straight face...

I would like to say that he gets his skills from me, but I'd be lying. As long as he doesn't crash like me we're ok. Kidding aside, I can't teach him any more, he is beyond my skill level at this point.

I don't have kids, but I can certainly imagine how that must make you feel... Probably like that Superman picture... only not retarded.

I'm sure it's just like that. :lol:

Brandon was looking good on Friday! I love the new bike. :rockwoot: :dthumb:

Thanks anthonyk,

I'm glad it was wet and rainy in the morning. It gave him some much needed wet weather practice. From what I could see he did very well. The last time he raced in the rain he was racing TMGP 8 hour night race on his NSR50. He was running mid 50's and had a 3-4 lap lead when it started raining. I walked out to the track to tell him to slow down and take it easy when he crashed. Oh well, live and learn I guess.

The '02 RS125 is very nice though the suspension is set for a heavier rider. He was running ~5-8 seconds off his '94 RS125 times (also with bad suspension). He said both wheels would chatter and push in every turn. We'll save up some $ and have both bikes set up for him, hopefully in the next month or so.