When driving a 4-wheeler, how fast do you have to be going in order for your cheeks to quiver & shake -- making your mouth open in an oval shape? My 15 year old nephew claims to be driving the 4-wheeler really fast, making his face quizer & shake ... forcing his mouth to open in an oval shape. HOW FAST IS HE GOING ON THE W-WHEELER?
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Pretty fast...i would say around 40...
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Oozie, you can stay here for several days asking this question. But unfortunately, all of us here will just be postulating different kind of theories on whether to ride him or not. But the problem will still remain unsolved. My advice for you is to take the bull by the horns, ride him and let's see how he reacts to your ride. That's a pragmatic approach. And if you're not riding well, you'll have to put in more creativity to it. I believe in practice cos practice preceeds theory. Contact me through my profile for further discussions. cya soonest.
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because he can tense his stomach, up.. there is a chinese kid with a landrover car driving over his stomach and leaves no mark or damage. \nthere is ways to alter your body to accept these sort of forces but only with some very serious training. \nand please dont post this sort of thing post it in health etc.
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At 15 mph, it will take Charlene 2 minutes to go around once (0.5 mi * 60 min/15 mph - the 60 min converts hours to minutes for calculations).  At 12 mph, it will take Chris 2.5 minutes (0.5 mi/12 mph).\n\nAt the 2 minute mark, Charlene has already gone around once and is now "behind" Chris.  Chris will have gone 0.4 mi by then (12 mph * 2 min/60 min).  So now we can set up an algrbra problem - how long will it take Charlene to catch up?\n\nCharlene is going 15 mph, and will travel 15t miles after t hours.  Chris is going 12 mph and will travel 12t miles after t hours.  But Chris has a 0.4 mi head start.  So your equation will be\n\n15t = 12t + 0.4\n3t = 0.4\nt = 2/15 hours, or 8 minutes.\n\nSo, since all of these calculations are based on a point in time 2 minutes after they both started riding, Charlene will pass Chris 10 minutes after they started.
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Go full throttle on the straights.  Keep speed in the turns, kart is much easier to get around the turns if you do.  Visit www.worldkarting.com for all kinds of info and links to resources.   HAVE FUN!!!
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honey, your using ollie too much darlin'. your a beginner and i would sound like a pro and all but your just too little to handle all those stunts, sweetheart, ok? also i know how to kick flip easy. you just kick real hard on the end of the board and it will come right up to you. dont be scared, hun. you just catch it right before you fall backwords, ya get it now? \n\nand also dont go on the streets and all those dangerous stuff ok honey? i'm gonna protect ya from fallin. i'm just here and i'm like all these other regular people. i'm just old. i live in an old cabin with 2 cats and 4 dogs. trust me honey, it aint pretty. just pop a wheelie, two ollies over a hill, oh ya and i almost forgot hun, your gear and all that stuff to be safe. make sure you always have ya helmet. also knee pads and elbow pads. anyways good luck and try not to hurt ya self! i'll be right here waitin!
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Carl Edwards raced quarter midgets @ 14 on dirt.  I know what you mean!  Im 13 and love going fast.  Whenever im driving fourwheeler, pickup, whatever, I always got my foot in the carb when i know i wont catch hell for it.  My uncle races a 86 Monte Carlo Street Stock at our local track.  I love to go watch him race and work on his car.  I guess it just depends on your parents.  If you can handle a car real good wide open and dont get scared like some puss and start screaming, "OHHHHHHHHH  MOMMY, HELP ME!  THIS IS WAY TO FAST!"
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But that kid in the series isnt average. An average kid that age will throw anywhere between 45-60 mph at top speed. It also depends on how much training the kid's had, years experience..etc.
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How about pretty much all of the bones in my right hand?   \n\nYears ago I was changing a flat tire on my International Truck out in the parking lot where I worked.  A buncha guys were talking to me as I was doing it.  When I was putting the new tire on, my right hand was on the top of the tire, right below the wheel well...and then the jack slipped and the truck came down crushing my hand between the tire and the truck.\n\nI don't think I've ever cursed as much in my whole life, and thank god those guys were there because they were able to lift the truck up enough to get my hand out and take me to the hospital.
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dammit.  i had a good answer and then i had to re-login after it was all typed out.  i lost the original reply.  here's a summary.\n\nu or v shaped.\n\nspinner or two in the hole.\n\n80-120 dekes.\n\nbriley extended LM\n\nfed 3.5" 1550 fps #2
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145 mph on a Kawasaki GPz1100.  In rural Tennessee.  In 1984 so statute of limitations has passed.  To see how fast it would go.  It would go faster, i got scared.
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Always ALWAYS head for the smoother path (obviously). Stay low, and keep your butt about two inches off the seat instead of more. Keep pedaling if you aren't in danger's way, and brake lightly when you are. Coordinate every move 10 seconds before you get there - it's hard not to get wrapped up in the "Oh damn! That's gonna slow me down!" attitude. Let it flow, but make sure the faucet's on full blast. When I rode, I had a knack for downhill, because I didn't worry at all about busting my butt or breaking any bones...I know that can be bad, but it will hinder you to a certain degree. Good luck!
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I was in the Air Force driving 1000 miles to go home for a month leave. While I was driving in the high mountains around Reno, I fell asleep. I was traveling about 85 mph. My truck veered off the highway. As soon as I felt the truck leave the highway, I woke up and found I was heading downward on the gravel part of the side of the highway. My truck seemed to be driving itself I was in shock. The steering wheel was moving under my hands. I can't describe it any better than this. As the truck moved back up to the highway, I pulled over and tried to calm down. It was a really frightening moment. What was even more frightening was just 1/4 mile more and the side of the highway no longer had gravel. There were large boulders. I still get chills thinking about it.\n\nTill the day I die, I know I was not the one driving my truck at that moment.\n\nbtw - I have had several other experiences where the circumstances involved other than human interaction. I guess I am just one of the few to have been fortunate enough to experience it.
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I a 40 i wouldnt worry about those wet behind the ears kids wwho are talkin ya down im in goodshape also and have a girl friend who is 20. they will be older someday then others will hear them asking same questions. wow wat goes around comes around.hang tight some young honey will want you sooner or later.TIP: Own a Bike chics love ridinglater dude
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Wow that is a new one. My rear end is too big,and I wish I had a lot smaller rump. I would not be so quick to want a big rear end,you might get what you wish for.At 17 your friend can still fill out more with age.
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Well, how fast was it pushed?  Is it going uphill< downhill, on a flat surface, on a bumpy road, hmm, too many things to consider!
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venuscolony,\n\nThis could take a long time because I like to tell stories, but I’ll try to be brief.\n\nAs a young teenager, I went camping at O’Neill Park with a group of boys from my church. We rented Stingray bicycles and rode or walked up the steep hills, so that we could ride down really fast.\n\nThe last time that I went down the steepest hill, I decided to wait until all the other boys were way ahead of me, so I could go really, really fast. I started to pedal as fast as I could. When the bike started to go too fast for me to pedal, I just steered it down the winding road.\n\nAs I rounded a curve, I was going too fast to stay on the right side of the road, so I was in the left lane going about 50 miles an hour. I was 6 feet from the station wagon that was coming up the steep hill as fast as it could go – probably about 25 mph – when I first saw it. I had no time to react in any way.\n\nTo my left was a very steep incline – about 60 degrees – and my bike steered all by itself up that hill. When I reached the top of the hill, the bike spun around in mid-air, and I was left sitting on top of the hill while I watched the bike fall about 20 feet below me and come to rest next to the station wagon.\n\nYears later, I was driving down the freeway, and I needed to change freeways. As I entered the new freeway, there was a lot of traffic, but a large truck moved into the lane to its left leaving a large place for me to enter the freeway. The man whose car was behind the truck was observably angry that I had pulled in front of him, even though there had been a large opening for me. I decided to go in the lane to my left when I had an opportunity.\n\nThe large truck was just to my left, and it moved into the fast lane, so I pulled into the large space that it had just vacated. It was just one of those days I guess, but the man in the van behind me was angrier than the 1st man that I had pulled in front of in the other lane. This man was angry and because we were both in vans it looked like he was almost in my backseat because he was driving so close to me. It was easy to see his angry face.\n\nI decided to move into the fast lane when I had an opportunity, and I turned on my left blinker again to signal my intention. The truck was moving faster than the traffic in my lane, and behind him, there were no cars. I looked over my shoulder to make sure that it was clear, and then steered into the left lane.\n\nIt was very strange, but my van moved a little to the left, and then abruptly started moving back to the right even though I was still steering to the left. I looked to my left and saw the angry man with the van was right there. He had decided to get into that lane and accelerate really fast, so that I couldn’t get into that lane. I didn’t see him because I didn’t look over my shoulder again. If I had continued to go left, we would have had an accident going 65 mph.\n\nThese 2 times, I am certain that God’s hand or an angel saved me.\n\n2 of my 4 children have had experiences similar to the 2 that I described above. I have experienced healing personally and seen my children healed. You can be sure that God will heal your deafness, too. Let me share some scriptures with you.\n\nWho has believed our message and to whom has the arm of the LORD been revealed? He grew up before Him like a tender shoot, and like a root out of dry ground. He had no beauty or majesty to attract us to Him, nothing in His appearance that we should desire Him. He was despised and rejected by men, a man of sorrows, and familiar with suffering. Like one from whom men hide their faces He was despised, and we esteemed Him not. Surely He took up our infirmities and carried our sorrows (diseases – see below), yet we considered Him stricken by God, smitten by Him, and afflicted. But He was pierced for our transgressions, He was crushed for our iniquities; the punishment that brought us peace was upon Him, and by His wounds we are healed. Isaia