PG track time

[Speedy Gonzales]

hahahaha!!~! farni ahh u ppl, fight!!! fight!!! fight!! end up we'll all be holding on to our jobs working and earning a living to support our intrest

[ongsujie]

See what you type. Maybe you can ask someone else to interpret what this sentence means. Because at the speed I read; (1.35 reading speed) My understanding is; will clock 1.35 to 1.40. Meaning best lap of 1.35.

 

Now, have I misinterpreted. Or is it you, that has made an ambiguous sentence.

 

I believe you will be the first Sgp'rean to clock 1.35 to 1.37, our very own Corse Stoner on your very pretty Xerox Ducati 999. I no money to buy Ducati, I can only watch in awe as you fly past me clocking 1.35.

Bro I totally agree wz u ,but dun be sarcastic la...

I can never clock a timing that fast. But hopefully, there will be someone who can do it one day.

I'm riding as a hobbie.

 

Sorry for the trouble caused to everyone.

Bro pls be more sensitive when it comes to lap-time(especially those but I respect u cos u willing to apologize,not many can do it...

btw,ur Scarlet is so :lovestruck:

[Raptor]

Don't understand the rationale of how an argument can arise over OTHER people's lap times.

Edited April 29, 2009 by Raptor

[r2r]

it is called bench racing...

[ambasnakeman]

when u r above 1.45...lap times are counted in seconds.

 

when u r going under 1.45....there is a big difference between 1.44.9 and 1.44.1

 

things around u slow down so much that 0.9 to 0.1 can be a lifetime fight. if this itself is an obstacle to overcome, how much can a second difference mean to some doing under 1.40s.

[NightPhantom]

this argument reminds me when my friend had 1 more eraser than me when i was in primary 1.

[Specs]

so much ego here

[redbeacon]

1. Aspire to do it

 

2. Learn

 

3. Train

 

4. Don't gloss, sugar coat, or lick somebody's shoes here and in the forum to the disadvantage and shame of others.

Instead, congratulate, praise and give friendly tips. On the opposite side, ask if unsure.

 

5. Be friendly, not esoteric and be a snob

(especially in Singapore and Malaysia. You'd be surprised that it's different elsewhere)

 

6. Realize competition, not war. Acknowledge that others wanna be like you, not pit challenges with you to see who's the last man standing.

 

And yes, I am very disappointed about the way some people let their fingers do the talking in this forum. I myself do feel embarrassed that I'm doing bad lap timings, but I constantly strive to improve and to discover ways to improve myself and to probably go faster.