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How the hell do you ride that distance without dying??

There was a fair bit of lifting my bike over fences and pushing it up hill through stupidly long grass/shrubbery hahaha....if you can call that "resting"

Same Spetz that used to kick around in the Syndicate days? Had a Lancer if memory serves me right?

+1 to R34 GT-R... or be like me and get a BMW 135i, just as fast as the Evo X and at least it has an inline 6 turbo in it (and the interior does not make me want to set fire to my eyeballs) ;)

Yes same Spetz, still have that Lancer stored at a friends house... hasn't moved in about 4 years but I do plan on getting it running again.

With the car purchase it is not immediate, rather in 2-3 years. R34 GT-R is nice, but by that time it is over a decade old and grossly overshadowed by the R35.

Shell, though I am unaware of the reason behind why the other fellow forum member is called "spew bucket", I can however deduce that the reasons must share quite a few similarities :rofl2:

I guess maybe Bucket is less inclined to share his story as of late :)

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