Cinematic shots of my 91' VFR750F

Hey guys I thought you would enjoy this. This was right before I crashed my VFR Let me know what you think!

[video=youtube;8M2I0O9fhgk]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8M2I0O9fhgk[/video]

 

I felt like I needed some Tandori chicken or some curried goat to go along with your music selection. What happened to that bike? Don't tell me you crashed it! Nice video, I am biased as I am a twisted individual who loves the Gen3 bikes, so you can't go by me ound:

Btw I dont miss my freaking snow blower :smow: eace:

 

Nice but... It would have been better had you done this at a track, or empty road, or a cool parking lot. just saying.

 

lol yeah it was an unfortunate accident. Cop pulled out in front of me and my friend, his brakes work better than mine so he could stop I couldn't and hit him. It was very low speed maybe 20 mph, totally my fault I shouldn't have been following so closely behind him. I am going to fix it though! It's all very minor damage.

Yeah, I just bought the camera so this was more of a "test" run more than anything. I really want to make review videos and start discovering the real potential of the camera.

 

This is exiting. Could you do some cooking vids on curried goat?

 

I may be going to the "Mecca" of curried goat, Jersey City, NJ next month. There I will conquer the "goat" frontier. We have some ok cooking in South FL, but nothing can compare to Jersey City for Indian food.

Sorry you ran into the "pork" least its not a story about BBQ pig. :flip: fix that bike fast...

 

Another mecca for goat is Guadalajara Jalisco. The public market is a little slicker than it was years back. The kids were butchered head and all, grilled on a parilla then set up in a standing pose. To order you pointed at the place you wanted the meat to come from. The meat was cut and served en brodo (broth) and a stack of tortillas de maiz hand made from usually the next door or close by food stall. The meal was priced accordingly from where the meat came from on the carcass.

A more recent pic:

https://www.google.com/search?hl=en...dalajara+mexico&imgrc=ornm1pYZeZKq5M:&spf=405

 

Nice motorcycle Danny.

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My family is from their. Aguascalents.

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My family is from Nebraska mostly. Some of my family have business interests in Ensenada, BC. "Curry" is kind of an odd word. Generally folks take it to mean a spice or spicy mix applied to East Indian Food. Not even close. If we take the meaning to be just a spice or spicy mix of all sorts of things, then many typical Mexican foods might be called "currys".

 

Are we getting off topic? oh heaven forbid "thread-jacking?" Man goat stew sounds beyond amazing. Bought some octopus from Spain in Cosco today, you can eat it raw out of the package or steam it/micro-wave it (you get the idea.) :hungry: eace:

 

Sorry aboot that! Could we use this as a segue?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8X0tU4TY0I

 

geez, and I thought the old Cushmans I was exposed to looked/handled like wheel barrels. :loco: eace: those gotes are good ways to get kids into mini bikes btw, they were all over where I grew up. I never had one though, first bike was a honda ct70.

 

I never had one either, curried or barbequed.