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Old March 30th, 2009, 10:11 AM   #1
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Dictionary of motorcycling terms

There are many terms out there that I and amny others may not be aware what the meanings are. I thought I would start this thread and have everone add terma and what there meanings are. After every few threads I will compile a list. The one term I like and are familar with is:

Twisties: A very curvy road with a lot of sharp left and right turns.
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Old March 30th, 2009, 10:15 AM   #2
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Old March 30th, 2009, 11:22 AM   #3
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Found a couple neat sites that have put a chunk of these together. I like this one:

http://www.totalmotorcycle.com/dictionary/A.htm
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Thanks Alex. That site has every word you ever wanted to know.
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Cage - An automobile
Cager - Someone riding in an automobile.
Stoppie - Riding on the front wheel only.
Wheelie - Ridding on the back wheel.
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Rick, here are a few terms that motorcyclists use and what they mean (actually taken from this thread):

amny- means many
everone- means everyone
terma- means terms
ridding- means riding

Just fooling with ya buddy. Anyone can have a bad spelling day, even 4 times in one thread, unless you're a squid (whatever that means).
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Thanks, next time I will use spell checker.
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Stoppie - Riding on the front wheel only.
I believe the point of a stoppie is stopping while maintaining balance on the front wheel only.
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Hmm very helpful site that is, I've always thought of the term 'Squid' to mean that when a person who is ungeared falls off, they go 'Ka-poot' like a Squid been thrown against a window ....
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