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Title: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: gordon_as on May 09, 2014, 07:16:49 PM
Have wanted a scooter for a long time , just found a great deal on a 2007 49cc Kymco Super 9.   It was suposedly dead , but I got the engine running great in about  1/2 hour.  Had to repair a bent steering stem and now I am riding it daily.    Here is my problem.    When coasting down a big hill , everything is nice and smooth.   When traveling under power , there is a very noticible vibration.  It feels like a  very out of balance tire or a bent rim , but the rims are fine.    I suspect it is originating in the  CVT.     Could a worn spot in the belt cause this ?    I had the CVT cover off  and the outer clutch bell is not warped or anything.      I am pretty good with mechanical stuff , and probably could figure it out eventually , but I have never even looked at a CVT prior to this , so the opinions and expertise from others will be of great help.    thanks   GORD
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: DMblues01 on May 09, 2014, 07:39:19 PM
I don't have any experience with the super9, but my 2012 Super8 150 gets jittery at speed. It's mostly from the stiff suspension on the Super8. Even a "smooth" road feels like a washboard at speed.

If the Super9 has the same stiff ride, then it could just be the road. You may also put it on the center stand and throttle up to see if the rear tire has a wobble.  I've heard a few people talk about certain tires being out of round, and needing replaced.

Also keep in mind, as has been mentioned in another thread, a single cylinder engine is always going to have some vibration when it is running. Especially as the revs get higher.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: gordon_as on May 09, 2014, 08:00:43 PM
Have spun the wheel up while on the center stand and can see it vibrating the wheel and entire suspension and bike up and down.   The thing is , I am pretty sure it is not the wheel or tire because I can coast down a hill at  40mph with no vibration at all.     As soon as I start moving under motor power , the vibration is there.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: DMblues01 on May 09, 2014, 08:10:12 PM
Then it's most likely just normal single cylinder vibration. Even if the engine is counter-balanced, it's just the way they are. Not much you can do about it, if there is nothing worn or warped in the cvt.
Other than the possibility of an internal engine issue, it may just be the nature of the beast.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 10, 2014, 12:04:21 AM
I was thinking a worn out variator/rollers. Could also be bad crank bearings or wrist pin. You're gonna have to open up the CVT, and fan side of the engine to try to narrow it down.

I would order a new variator kit w/ rollers, belt, and rear 2000 contra spring. Install that stuff, and see what happens. We can hook you up to get all that stuff for under 100.00
Even if you later find it is a bad crank the bike is worth fixing, and all the stuff for a crank install is under 200.00 including a crank puller. The bike is easily worth 8-900.00. (unless you tell people it has a twisted frame) ;D ;)
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: gordon_as on May 10, 2014, 04:56:12 AM
 a friend who is a motorcycle mechanic had a look and swears that when I replace the badly worn rear tire all my problems will be solved.    Gonna order one tommorow.     Re : the frame  ,  It was not bent , at first I thought i had a bent fork , but when I took it apart I found that it was one side of the steering stem (triple tree )  twisted and holding one fork at a different angel.    Heated it cherry red with a torch , gave it a bit of a twist and reinstalled it.   Expected to have to do it a couple of times to get it right , but it was  perfect after the first try.   Just dumb luck.      The person I bought it off of was one of those who took it to a shop for  service and repairs.   I assume they have allready done some mods because  the rev limiter has obviously been removed / defeated.    She said it would go  95 km/h which is about  58 Mph.    I have had it up to  60 K / 40 mph  and still have lots of throtle left.   I am hesitant to  rev past  6500 rpm ,  don't want to blow it up ,  need it to ride to work all summer as my truck gets  horribly bad fuel mileage. 
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: wkreps on May 10, 2014, 01:58:19 PM
Still doesn't make sense to me. if it is the tire then why would it run smooth downhill (no throttle). At any rate, keep us updated when that new tire gets on there. Hope you're riding (safely) soon.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: gordon_as on May 10, 2014, 04:21:30 PM
Ya , that was my logic too.   Makes sense to me.    I will put on the new tire (which it needs anyway)  and  hope for the best.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 11, 2014, 02:57:10 AM
Still doesn't make sense to me. if it is the tire then why would it run smooth downhill (no throttle). At any rate, keep us updated when that new tire gets on there. Hope you're riding (safely) soon.

Why do sooooooooooooooooooo many people tell you 1/2 the story, and then say it was out of gas.
I assume people assume we are all a bunch of clairvoyant a_holes.,

It's broke, and we don't know why. TADA!
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: gordon_as on May 11, 2014, 03:51:23 AM
Hmmmm , don't believe you to be clairvoyant , but the part right after that.......... apparently maybe.      What is wrong with  posing  a legit question to a group that  might just have a good answer ?   
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: wkreps on May 11, 2014, 02:49:57 PM
Why do sooooooooooooooooooo many people tell you 1/2 the story,

Maybe cause they don't know how to tell a story. Translation: I'm new to scooter ownership so when something goes wrong, I may not give all the info needed cause I just don't know what all info to lay out there to give others a good idea on what's going on.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: Stig / Major Tom on May 11, 2014, 06:39:28 PM
Gents, there are no dumb questions.
I'm living proof of that!
OK, well maybe that's a bad example.
Just saying....
Stig
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 11, 2014, 07:05:19 PM
Gordon... There are indeed no stupid questions IF you really don't know the answer But when you/someone says the bike shakes, and I don't know why/ Then comes back with I don't think it's what you think it is because the tire is "badly" worn... it gets frustrating.

Going on your OP about the neck being twisted it is easy to assume the bike was in a wreck, and potentially broke a weld that you can not see.
The rear wheel out-put shaft can be bent.
A fork could be jammed.
An engine mount broken
An engine mount bushing worn.

There are a hundred more... Everyone that post here helps the community, and LOTS of them have been posting for years. What we ALL have in common is a desire to help, and to some extent common sense.
This leaves me... I don't give a rats arse, and am as dense as a black hole. I just don't have any friends, and since I cry ALOT I have to do something to keep my mind off of my Adult Onset Down Syndrome (AODS) Please understand.

Post up, and chit chat... Shoot the breeze... tell a joke... whatever. But PLEASE don't make me go out and hurt someone cause you already knew what was wrong w/ your bike, and you just didn't want to tell us. It's not fair to that poor random person, or my case worker that has to fill out hundreds of forms every time this happens. With all the love that can be mustered... Z

Ps... Do you have a sister?
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: gordon_as on May 11, 2014, 08:21:30 PM
What make you think I knew what was wrong with the bike ?    I still don't know what is wrong with the bike.     If replacing the tire solves the problem , then I will know what was wrong with the bike.    If you happened to actually read my post , you should have been able to garner enough info to realize that I thought I might have a problem with the CVT , a piece of mechanical equipment that I have  zero experience with.
I will probably be  reading this Kymco forum alot , and may one day realize that you are a great guy and very helpful and knowledgeable , but at the present time I just find you rude and  annoying .   I Read some of your other posts and suspect that I am not the only one who feels this way.     Happy Mother's day
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 11, 2014, 08:28:15 PM
Welcome to the group!

I'm pretty sure I can get my ass kicked in twenty to thirty countries. Fair warning... I have a pocket full of rubber bands, and paper clips.

Happy Moms day back.  :-*
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: DMblues01 on May 12, 2014, 06:05:16 PM
Gordon,
The fact that the steering was bent and it wasn't running when you bought it are two things that just scream out, "I've been wrecked!!!"
I have to agree with zombie on that.
If it were my scoot, here's the FIRST thing I would do. Take off every piece of plastic on the bike. Strip it down to the bare skeleton. Check every weld, motor mount, and shock mount for even the slightest sign of stress cracks or breaks. The frame doesn't have to be bent to be damaged. And, the welds on these scooters will never win any awards for strength.

Secondly, just keep in mind that a "motorcycle" mechanic is NOT a scooter mechanic. I learned this from my own experience. Just because someone works on motorcycles, does not make them qualified to diagnose an issue on a scooter. They are two different animals. I would check around for a trained motor scooter tech in your area to help with it if the problem persists.

On a side note-- We ARE trying to help you out. There's only so much we can do without having to scoot physically in front of us to look at.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 13, 2014, 01:19:31 AM
I wish I new good words like them. You sounded sew nice!

Remember my FIRST response... I do. I suggested you buy all new cvt parts as well as look for other mechanical issues while you were replacing them

"What make you think I knew what was wrong with the bike ?    I still don't know what is wrong with the bike.     If replacing the tire solves the problem , then I will know what was wrong with the bike.    If you happened to actually read my post , you should have been able to garner enough info to realize that I thought I might have a problem with the CVT , a piece of mechanical equipment that I have  zero experience with.
I will probably be  reading this Kymco forum alot , and may one day realize that you are a great guy and very helpful and knowledgeable , but at the present time I just find you rude and  annoying .   I Read some of your other posts and suspect that I am not the only one who feels this way."   


If YOU would have read MY post I would not hold you as the front runner in my "Who wants to be my Axy" contest :-*

Stig was right... One will come.  ;D
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: Vivo on May 13, 2014, 02:51:39 AM
 :-* :-* :-*
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: Calothrix on May 13, 2014, 03:02:20 AM



If YOU would have read MY post I would not hold you as the front runner in my "Who wants to be my Axy" contest :-*



LMBO......would really LMBO if Axy decided to drop in again! ::)
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: Vivo on May 13, 2014, 03:04:53 AM
Then Zombie and Axy can peacefully discuss "world peace"...
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 13, 2014, 11:33:15 PM
I love Axy, and respect everything he has ever posted here. That's why I need him soo. OR any other argumentative SOB will do.

I'm not saying Gordon/you is/are an argumentative SOB... yet. We're getting there tho. :-*

I'll post under another name, so you don't feel bad for fixing your Moped. :-X
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: gordon_as on May 15, 2014, 04:57:25 AM
You just won't stop trying to get on my who's  a douchebag list will you.    Go back and actually read the posts.     I may not have any experience with scooters , but I guarantee you that I have more experience rebuilding cars than you will in the near future.     As for being able to get your ass kicked worldwide  ,   well  ,  that kinda makes me feel inadequate and think all those years of University were such a waste.

For those of you who had constructive advice ,   I have taken the time to closely inspect most of the bike for damage.    The bike was laid down on some gravel in a corner , but very minimal damage.   ( I knew about this when I bought it )  ,   it had a few small scrapes on the right side plastic , and a very slightly twisted  steering stem.    Motor was fine , all I did was drain the old gas out of the carb bowl .    Had been hard starting for previous owner because the air intake tube that goes up to under the seat was missing , so when she rode in the rain it sucked  water and dirt up into the air filter.    Starts on the first turn over now , and rides perfectly fine with the exception of the vibration , which does seem to be coming from the rear wheel.    Very simply , I had discounted the possibility of the problem originating with the tire because , as posted ,  it did not seem to have a vibration when coasting.    Anyways , tire is ordered , will pick it up after camping on the May Long Weekend.     And , just incase someone (zombie) is wondering , I do infact know how to change the tire.    Just not sure how I will make it fit on my snap-on wheel ballancer.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: DMblues01 on May 15, 2014, 03:07:36 PM
Wow.  This is gonna get fun.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: gordon_as on May 15, 2014, 03:32:42 PM
I'm done ranting now , finding a smartass on an internet forum was not a completely unexpected result.    Moving on :   Am loving riding the scooter back and forth to work , uses about as much gas on the round trip as my truck used just pulling out of the driveway.    Have a 5 year old daughter who gets upset if we don't take the scooter.    She calls it the Tiger Bike , due to the Orange and Black color scheme.     Hope she is not too upset when I do the paint job on the plastics.    Everything that is black will stay black ,   all orange will become  a medium charcoal grey with lots of metallic in it.    Silver rocker panel will stay silver , but with a nice bright metallic to it. 
Paint job is not really necessary , but considering there are some scratches that have to be fixed anyways , I decided to make the color change.   I have all the paint left over from a Ford Mustang project anyways.       Bike has  12,000 Km on it , so at the end of summer when it gets parked the motor is coming out to be rebuilt  , more as a precaution than a necessity.    Will likely upgrade the clutch and variator as originally sugested by zombie.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 15, 2014, 09:52:04 PM
Dude, I'll leave you alone. It's obvious you have no clue.
 You have to stick to one diagnoses at a time. Tire good/tire bad. Frame good/frame bad. Cvt good/ cvt bad/. Neck bent/ neck not bent.

I won't advise you on what t do w/ your moped because you don't want to hear what you have to look further into. I will however point out that if you are indeed a master of the auto mechanics world then you would never have needed to ask for help here. (my motorcycle mechanic said its a badly worn tire?)
It's like the guy who builds homes for the rich, and famous asking for help on a dog house forum.
 I imagine you studied Theology or ancient Sumerian or something relevant to common sense, and took a job as "Head Tech" at the Wal-Mart tire center. That's just my impression.

It's a simple toy machine. No more complex than a lawnmower or weedwacker.

None of that matters anyway. What I find interesting is the fact that you would waste time worrying about what some random ass h-le (me) has to say, and start defending your manhood by flexing your muscle car.

Don't worry about me Bro. I'll find my new Axy but I need a guy that attacks sharks, sky dives from a plane into a helicopter, and cooks his Elk steaks over ocean floor volcanic vents. Your not him.

Do one nice thing for someone... Paint up the bike to look like a Tony the Tiger bike for your kid. NOTHING on Earth is more important than a happy five y/o girl. NOTHING!
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: gordon_as on May 16, 2014, 03:26:17 AM
Originally posted a somewhat negative reply , but then decided to focus on the Positives.
Impressed by someone's abilities  ,  namely ,  ability to read without understanding , ability to misquote , ability to relate personal assumptions as fact , ability to make sh-t up.

Never said tire was good , never even mentioned the frame , never said CVT was good , never said CVT was bad , never said stem was not bent.     Have taken  DMBlues good and constructive advice to thoroughly check over the frame / welds / motor mounts.    Have never owned a Muscle car , unless you count the  72 Cougar I  had in high school .    Have never worked at wal-mart , or any retail for that matter.    I checked my lawn mower and my weedwacker and found that neither have a CVT.  A quick check through the old internal hard drive confirmed that I , in fact , have never owned any vehicle with a CVT , or worked on one for that matter.   Who said I was even the least bit concerned about what a  " random  ass h-le " "you"  had to say.   I just like to point out those kind of peoples errors.    I let the  record speak for itself to anyone who actually reads the previous posts.   I don't have a motorcycle mechanic , but brother in law does that for a living and also services  quads and snowmobiles.   To clear things up , when he was consulted about the Vibration ,  he felt the most obvious defect was the condition of the tire and sugested that as a starting point that was necessary anyways.   
You are right about  keeping a 5 year old happy though.  Congrats.     BTW : Moose is way better than Elk ,  and the Sulfur Dioxide and Hydrogen Sulfide  in  volcanic vents leaves a bad aftertaste , much like you.
Won't be posting again till after I try out the new tires.    Won't be reading either , as no usefull or constructive info has been posted since  05/12

Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 16, 2014, 05:16:35 AM
You remind me of my grandmother. We had to put her down.

The Annoying Grandma 2 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGj0nu7SnL8#ws)
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: gordon_as on May 16, 2014, 05:29:27 AM
Ouch ,  you really know how to hurt a guy.    I'm gonna have to get some counseling now.    Curious how your mother felt about putting down the old gal ,  why don't you yell upstairs and ask her ?     
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 16, 2014, 06:28:47 AM
Wow.  This is gonna get fun.

You are soooooooooo right. Here's the unadulterated high points...

there is a very noticible vibration.  It feels like a  very out of balance tire or a bent rim , but the rims are fine.
Have spun the wheel up while on the center stand and can see it vibrating the wheel and entire suspension and bike up and down.   The thing is , I am pretty sure it is not the wheel or tire
I will however point out that if you are indeed a master of the auto mechanics world then you would never have needed to ask for help here. (my motorcycle mechanic said its a badly worn tire?)
Never said tire was good , never even mentioned the frame , never said CVT was good , never said CVT was bad , never said stem was not bent.   
a friend who is a motorcycle mechanic had a look and swears that when I replace the badly worn rear tire all my problems will be solved.
I let the  record speak for itself to anyone who actually reads the previous posts.   I don't have a motorcycle mechanic , but brother in law does that for a living and also services  quads and snowmobiles.
And , just incase someone (zombie) is wondering , I do infact know how to change the tire.    Just not sure how I will make it fit on my snap-on wheel ballancer.


I suspect it is originating in the  CVT
  I am pretty good with mechanical stuff , and probably could figure it out eventually , but I have never even looked at a CVT prior to this , so the opinions and expertise from others will be of great help.
I was thinking a worn out variator/rollers. Could also be bad crank bearings or wrist pin. You're gonna have to open up the CVT, and fan side of the engine to try to narrow it down.
 If you happened to actually read my post , you should have been able to garner enough info to realize that I thought I might have a problem with the CVT , a piece of mechanical equipment that I have  zero experience with.
Never said tire was good , never even mentioned the frame , never said CVT was good , never said CVT was bad , never said stem was not bent.   

Had to repair a bent steering stem and now I am riding it daily.
Even if you later find it is a bad crank the bike is worth fixing, and all the stuff for a crank install is under 200.00 including a crank puller. The bike is easily worth 8-900.00. (unless you tell people it has a twisted frame)
Re : the frame  ,  It was not bent , at first I thought i had a bent fork , but when I took it apart I found that it was one side of the steering stem (triple tree )  twisted and holding one fork at a different angel.    Heated it cherry red with a torch , gave it a bit of a twist and reinstalled it.
Going on your OP about the neck being twisted it is easy to assume the bike was in a wreck, and potentially broke a weld that you can not see.
The rear wheel out-put shaft can be bent.
A fork could be jammed.
An engine mount broken
An engine mount bushing worn.
The fact that the steering was bent and it wasn't running when you bought it are two things that just scream out, "I've been wrecked!!!"
If it were my scoot, here's the FIRST thing I would do. Take off every piece of plastic on the bike. Strip it down to the bare skeleton. Check every weld, motor mount, and shock mount for even the slightest sign of stress cracks or breaks. The frame doesn't have to be bent to be damaged. And, the welds on these scooters will never win any awards for strength.
 I have taken the time to closely inspect most of the bike for damage.    The bike was laid down on some gravel in a corner , but very minimal damage.   ( I knew about this when I bought it )  ,   it had a few small scrapes on the right side plastic , and a very slightly twisted  steering stem.
Never said tire was good , never even mentioned the frame , never said CVT was good , never said CVT was bad , never said stem was not bent.   

I would order a new variator kit w/ rollers, belt, and rear 2000 contra spring. Install that stuff, and see what happens. We can hook you up to get all that stuff for under 100.00
Even if you later find it is a bad crank the bike is worth fixing, and all the stuff for a crank install is under 200.00 including a crank puller. The bike is easily worth 8-900.00. (unless you tell people it has a twisted frame)
the motor is coming out to be rebuilt  , more as a precaution than a necessity.    Will likely upgrade the clutch and variator as originally sugested by zombie.

Impressed by someone's abilities  ,  namely ,  ability to read without understanding , ability to misquote , ability to relate personal assumptions as fact , ability to make sh-t up.
 I may not have any experience with scooters , but I guarantee you that I have more experience rebuilding cars than you will in the near future
 Have never owned a Muscle car , unless you count the  72 Cougar I  had in high school .
 I have all the paint left over from a Ford Mustang project anyways. 
 I let the  record speak for itself to anyone who actually reads the previous posts.   

It's all there except the Ritalin.






Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: DMblues01 on May 16, 2014, 07:02:20 AM
LMAO!!!!!!   ;D
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: Vivo on May 16, 2014, 07:26:37 AM
Amen!!!  ;D
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: Stig / Major Tom on May 16, 2014, 03:13:58 PM
My $ is on a bad tire.
Btw, what was the question again?
Moreover, who moved my cheese?
Stig
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: gordon_as on May 16, 2014, 03:27:42 PM
When stated in an order that is not even close to chronoligical it does seem funny.       Interesting he mentioned  Ritalin , as I had eluded to  ADD in a post which I deleted because I felt it was inapropriate.   

Truck serviced , 5th wheel hitched up , crappy weather forcast looks better now ,  May-long is here  and I am outa here.    Have fun twisting my words while I am gone.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: wordslinger on May 17, 2014, 01:47:17 AM
..how's mom?.. she's been missed...

 :P
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 02:09:04 AM
Ouch ,  you really know how to hurt a guy.    I'm gonna have to get some counseling now.    Curious how your mother felt about putting down the old gal ,  why don't you yell upstairs and ask her ?     

My mother made the mercury tipped slug that ended G'ma. Mom had to deal w/ her a lot longer than I did.

She's in the back room w/ my new dad so I can/\'t ask her now. I'll ask after he pays.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 02:15:14 AM
LMAO!!!!!!   ;D

Me TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: wordslinger on May 17, 2014, 02:15:57 AM
My mother made the mercury tipped slug that ended G'ma. Mom had to deal w/ her a lot longer than I did.

She's in the back room w/ my new dad so I can/\'t ask her now. I'll ask after he pays.

..bank deposits.. scan that sh** on the way in!
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: wordslinger on May 17, 2014, 02:18:53 AM
..new forum won't let me type the word s-h-I-t...wowww..
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 02:23:57 AM
My $ is on a bad tire.
Btw, what was the question again?
Moreover, who moved my cheese?
Stig

Stig! I love ya. You are without a doubt a  HUGE asset to Kymco Forum. You take the time to create videos, and without any thought of yourself explain the facts, and help countless people understand what they have, and how to understand the systems in front of them.

I would never DARE to undermine the work you are doing or the help you are providing to perhaps THOUSANDS of scooter lovers around the world. BUT after all this stupid sh_t... all you have is "where's my cheese?"

Su_k my Racing Planet.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: Vivo on May 17, 2014, 02:28:29 AM
He's my Uncle Steeeg!!
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: wordslinger on May 17, 2014, 02:31:59 AM
..I just don't Like.. the like... its ugly, to me....
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 02:32:27 AM
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My one, and only BEST FRIEND IN THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE#E!  March 25 -27 is the White Trash Bash!

White Trash Bash 2013, Dog Island, FL (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=foswbExoEj8#ws)

Come down!!!!!!!!!!

My daughter/Boy friend in law/ Grand Babbie's are coming.

White Trash Bash 2012 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRllIl3jlto#ws)

I have like 15 boats as ferries, and I have a room for you to stay. BRING FRIENDS! IT'S CLASSIC!!!!!!!!!

I'll make the dogs LOVE YA!
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: wordslinger on May 17, 2014, 02:34:15 AM
..where the hell you went?

 :-[
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: Vivo on May 17, 2014, 02:36:41 AM
makin' moonshine...
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 02:38:04 AM
Vivvvvvvvvvoooooooo! I KNOW you need to get away from all the noise. Imagine the three of us destroying all records set? I brew hootch. My baby grows .... things, and Martha Stewert is captive under my water bed.

You can teach her how to cook dog! I have PLENTY of them.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: wordslinger on May 17, 2014, 02:40:06 AM
..imam grandpa, as of November 18 last year...still I ride...

 8)
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 02:40:27 AM
..how's mom?.. she's been missed...

 :P

I didn't miss once. We have a whole new tribe of siblings for you to meet. Bring your food stamp card.... We need it for beer.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: wordslinger on May 17, 2014, 02:44:03 AM
I didn't miss once. We have a whole new tribe of siblings for you to meet. Bring your food stamp card.... We need it for beer.

..sh**, I got my stamps ...bring your own damn beer!
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: wordslinger on May 17, 2014, 02:45:11 AM
..I'm just still amazed that I can't type the word sh**...
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 02:47:12 AM
When stated in an order that is not even close to chronoligical it does seem funny.       Interesting he mentioned  Ritalin , as I had eluded to  ADD in a post which I deleted because I felt it was inapropriate.   

Truck serviced , 5th wheel hitched up , crappy weather forcast looks better now ,  May-long is here  and I am outa here.    Have fun twisting my words while I am gone.

I KNOW you will come back just to see the come back... Dont leave Bro!

I love ya as much as I love everyone here. That's ALOT BRO! NO JOKE! You can take a punch, and come back swinging. RESPECT!

Kick my as_ by being my friend. I'm easy to love, don.t ya think? Besides we need more smelly, stinky as_ S9's on the forum. Slinger scrapped his, and Josh gave his away.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: Vivo on May 17, 2014, 02:47:31 AM
Then type sheeeeet!!!  :o
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: wordslinger on May 17, 2014, 02:50:11 AM
Kick my as_ by being my friend. I'm easy to love, don.t ya think? Besides we need more smelly, stinky as_ S9's on the forum. Slinger scrapped his, and Josh gave his away.

I ride my 2005 super 9 every day...She's oem except for the cvt, and will top 60 mph downhill..maintains 45-50 actual on the flats....so THERE!!   :-*
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 02:52:17 AM
..I'm just still amazed that I can't type the word sh**...

Try google translate:

Is iad na daoine a lick mo sac liathróid na daoine ba mhaith liom i mo theach.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: wordslinger on May 17, 2014, 02:54:06 AM

Is iad na daoine a lick mo sac liathróid na daoine ba mhaith liom i mo theach.

..I can make out, "Lick my sac".. other than that, I don't get it...
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 02:54:12 AM
..sh**, I got my stamps ...bring your own damn beer!

Ba mhaith liom ach sucks do mháthair sé síos níos tapúla ná mar a poll dubh
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 02:55:16 AM
COME TO WHITE TRASH BASH!
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: wordslinger on May 17, 2014, 02:56:40 AM
It said March!...
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 03:00:12 AM
..imam grandpa, as of November 18 last year...still I ride...

 8)

He/She will be the best friend you ever had. CONGRATS my Brother! you gotta steal that baby away for every second you can. Teach him/her how to TERRORIZE the parents. Just like they did you.

Speaking of which... Watch tis movie... It will make you cry... In a good way  Winters Tale
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 03:03:01 AM
Kick my as_ by being my friend. I'm easy to love, don.t ya think? Besides we need more smelly, stinky as_ S9's on the forum. Slinger scrapped his, and Josh gave his away.

I ride my 2005 super 9 every day...She's oem except for the cvt, and will top 60 mph downhill..maintains 45-50 actual on the flats....so THERE!!   :-*

You still have that fart machine? It smells like ass!
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 03:04:09 AM
Is iad na daoine a lick mo sac liathróid na daoine ba mhaith liom i mo theach.

..I can make out, "Lick my sac".. other than that, I don't get it...

Google translate... Copy paste   https://translate.google.com/?tl=ga#auto/ga/I%20would%20but%20your%20mother%20sucks%20it%20down%20faster%20than%20a%20black%20hole
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 03:07:08 AM
It said March!...

We change it so the 5 O don't get riled... DUDE! It's the best boat time on the best coast in Fl. every year. The deal is do drugs that are natural, and laugh as all the drinkers get busted.

I know a guy....
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: Vivo on May 17, 2014, 03:12:22 AM
you can rent a scooter there....
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 03:22:59 AM
There are plenty of COOTERS here. (leave off the s for savings).

I blew up the ZX but I can put it back together.... Needs a new base gasket.

I'd bring a scoot or just wing it. It's a TINY town, and I never leave. Besides my Kido has  Pathfinder that holds like 40,000 people. Just kidding. It's not that big.

Think about it...   http://www.tallahassee.com/article/99999999/NEWS01/906250392/Islanders-White-Trash-Bash-should-die (http://www.tallahassee.com/article/99999999/NEWS01/906250392/Islanders-White-Trash-Bash-should-die)

 Read and you will see how important it is for you to come.

FFFFFF TTTTTTT PPPPPPP

Had to PS this... I repair the cops boats here. NO JOKE!
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: Vivo on May 17, 2014, 05:12:23 AM
so cops can afford boats?   ::)
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: Vivo on May 17, 2014, 05:22:13 AM
He/She will be the best friend you ever had. CONGRATS my Brother! you gotta steal that baby away for every second you can. Teach him/her how to TERRORIZE the parents. Just like they did you.

Speaking of which... Watch tis movie... It will make you cry... In a good way  Winters Tale

Winter's Tale????   ;D ;D ;D  :-\  :-X
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 05:23:13 AM
Yeah, That's F'd up right! I pay for the boat (taxe $$$, they break it, and they pay me to fix it... With the money I give them to drive the boat, and then they need more money every year to pay the guys to f'up my boat, and then pay me more of MY money to fix the boat that I own.
I say let them buy their own F'n boat and F that one up.

I LOVE welfare too.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 05:24:29 AM
Winter's Tale????   ;D ;D ;D  :-\  :-X

I just watched it again... GOOD MOVIE!
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: Vivo on May 17, 2014, 05:26:09 AM
I just watched it again... GOOD MOVIE!

Not my cup o' tea....
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 05:27:22 AM
Treasure of the Siera Madre?  Huston/Bogart?
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: Vivo on May 17, 2014, 05:31:05 AM
Treasure of the Siera Madre?  Huston/Bogart?

Now you're talking!   "We don't need no stinking badges!!!!"
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 05:35:16 AM
It's the perfect story of what you SHOULD expect out of people (Siera madre)

I know this one is considered stupid but I love it.... The Road   Viggo Mortensen, Charlize Theron.
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: Vivo on May 17, 2014, 05:54:10 AM
Too much drama gives me headaches... because I have to listen to all the god d*mn words they are sayin'... know what I'm sayin'? :P 
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 06:08:14 AM
I do... But for me it makes all the F'd up word in my head go away.

You know I'm a smart guy. I just don't keep the right words in the right order.
Catch me at the right moment, and some Brilliant sh** comes out BUT mot so much all the time.

Daniel Lanois, Rocco DeLuca 8-31-13: Trust You To Kill Me (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u5mWM5J_twY#ws)
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 06:11:04 AM
Ya know what's REALLY cool... I play the clips I post, and like now i'm listening to Rocco Deluca I posted on the other Jacked thread.

Cool   8)
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: Vivo on May 17, 2014, 06:15:33 AM
Fine... I just don't let authors think for me...
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 06:53:33 AM
Dude! Are you suggesting the Pink Panther isn't based on Jack THEEE Ripper??

What about Jehova or Ganja King Bowwieeee?

SEE!!! Everything GONE!

The Los Alimos haters were right!
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: Vivo on May 17, 2014, 07:09:21 AM
I don't watch the Pink Panty and Jack the Rapist even...  ;)
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 07:15:31 AM
That's soooo funny cause my wife used to go twice a week to a office where the sign said

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Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: Vivo on May 17, 2014, 07:17:53 AM
 ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Title: Re: Super 9 Vibration
Post by: zombie on May 17, 2014, 07:55:53 AM
Yeah... Me too!