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  1. Half Slovak & other half is French, German, and English. Throughout life, I've had a tendency to ride things that are a PITA or a POS. Same can be said for the vehicles/bikes
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  2. Paint it whatever color tires you get.
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  3. O hai guiz, do y'all like my tyres der a sweet colour n tread patternz.
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  4. Ok, I'm gonna nip this in the bud, right now. I'm friends with Brian and with Hal, so there's no bias from the troll point of view. I'm deleting the shit posts, but will not remove the thread so people can read this. Hal, your issues with Brian need to be taken up personally. You have his number, so take it up with him personally. There is a limit of shit that can be appropriate, this is not one. I'd do the same if it were concerning you and Ashley.
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  5. Can't say I have a recommendation on tires,but I would recommend buying a No-Mar tire changer.From following a few of your threads I know you're a beginning rider.If you're in your twenties,and you like riding,you could easily have fourty years of riding ahead of you...thats a lot of tire changes! A lot of shops won't mount the tires unless you buy them from the shop,or charge more.Having a changer gives you the option to search the net and find some real bargains.I usually find tires for about $60-$80 below the Pony,that's before mounting costs.You're looking at saving over $80 per set change. If you do get into track days or dual sporting later on,a tire changer gives you the option of keeping a sticky set back for track days or a more agressive set back for off roading. Or,if you're like me,you just like to ride,the miles can add up quick...I average about 15,000 miles a year,that's two tire changes a year on the FJR.If I would have bought a No-Mar when I bought the FJR it would have payed for its self twice over. I know it might be a little early to consider investing in a changer,but keep it in mind...if you stick with the sport,it will save you a ton of money and give you a lot of options.
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  6. Its a shame that our government cannot seem to learn from its past mistakes.
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  7. Probably better pick up a set of these too so you can paint that badass tread http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/7PCS-Car-Motorcycle-Tyre-Tire-Tread-Marker-Paint-Pen-1-_W0QQcmdZViewItemQQhashZitem45fb7a6286QQitemZ300571845254QQptZMotorsQ5fCarQ5fTruckQ5fPartsQ5fAccessories
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  8. Your ears still ringing? We waited at Jimbos and yelled as you guys rolled by. Must not have heard us over the straight pipes/banging the rev limiter
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