04GTMustang
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d98gt said:You have to learn to park away from people or atleast park near respected vehicles. Try to avoid parking near cars that are already beat up and it's not too good of an idea to park near suburbans and such since they are likely to have kids which can't really control the door (door dings)
See thats just it i park all the way in the back but i think the one time i decided to run in quickly to grab something i parked around the middle and then i came out and it got hit. And as for the bike i was in the last parking spot in the very back of the lot and i ran in for 10 mins come back out to find my bike laying on its side and it couldnt have been hit by a car because it fell on the right side if it was hit it probably would have been hit on the left side with the kickstand and it fell over but there was no damage at all to that side so i think it was pushed over by someone in my school that is mad cause i now have a bike a long with my stang. Guess ill have to start riding my bicycle up to walmart now lol
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thanks for the compliment, appreciate it! The cars so fun it's just unreal all of the features they packed into one ride, cant wait to get the new setup finished this year and hopefully go lay some lengths between the bikes and get some more vids for all 
Performance can vary greatly between years [like a 98' and a 99' Mustang ] and makes and models. A Yamaha XV1100 for example is good for a mid 13 second pass where as a YZF1000 is good for mid to high 9's, while an older YZF will only be in the high 10's-low 11's.