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  1. I am so confused right now...
    3 points
  2. Breakfast in Bremen and a little mild 150 Mi. of back road bonanza. Dust was at a minimum and only one flooded section of a township road. We stayed in the forest for the most part enjoying the overhead canopy and wet gravel. We kept a medium pace and no mishaps. Majority of the area covered WNF, Zaleski and Hocking/Perry county. Great time was had by all. Short clip of the roads.
    2 points
  3. So I banged through some 2 lane twisties for half an hour or so, unfamiliar territory but kinda knew where I was, then found rt 30 and figured I'd head back toward home to play with the dogs and have a beer. Screwed it on a little too tight in 6th up a semi-blind rise and there's a dalton cop SUV. So I adjust my speed and keep glancing my mirrors and he's not there.....till he is....then he lights up the disco. I immediately pull over, remove gloves and helmet and retrieve my wallet. He comes up, introduces himself and immediately thanks me for stopping. My reply: I'm not going to risk the safety of everyone else on the road over $200, that's just a dick move. He then notes my bike is brand new, and a 1000cc! Damn this must get it! Turns out he had a gsxr750 when he was in the police academy. I give him my info and off to his car he fucks. So my insurance company is already on the edge of dropping me because of tickets. I cannot get another one. I'm off the bike, stretching etc and see him exit his vehicle. No ticket book. Fuck yes. Tells me I get a warning despite my speed. I tell him I'm so lucky, if I got a ticket he'd be hearing about a homicide in massillon tomorrow because my wife would shoot me. We laugh, shake hands, I thank him and go on my way. If only every stop could be like this one. Dalton has at least one cool cop, and I hope to have the opportunity to buy him a beer one day.
    2 points
  4. I was a tech for Nissan in my previous life. I saw Nissan warranty an engine that had a rod knock at 60k miles with a customer that had one service ticket from her first oil change at less than 10k miles. She admitted that was the only time the car saw a service department. Nissan didnt even fight her on warranty. Turns out, per case precident, a single oil change is a "sufficient attempt at maintenance" and she would have cost more in litigation than the reman'd VQ35 that I installed.
    2 points
  5. You didn't recognize Mia Khalifa right away? I'd know that big titted dog-faced bitch anywhere I saw her lmao
    2 points
  6. I suspect the same outcome. They would strip off their clothes and fuck the guy. It's a pic from a porno movie btw. Well played @zx3vfr
    2 points
  7. Small frame (15-16"), with 26 or 27.5" wheels. Disc brakes, decent equipment and not falling apart. I am gonna shove him down the face of a cliff and see if I can make some money on this new insurance policy.
    1 point
  8. Apologies for the delay. Didn't get in and unloaded until about 11pm last night and fell asleep pretty soon there after. Thank you everyone for coming out. Again, I apologize for all the delays in the planning and the weather that caused us to postpone to the rain date (again). I don't think we could have asked for better riding conditions than we got yesterday! Special thanks to those who lead/swept the other groups. Without you, the rides can't happen and you guys set the pace and make sure everyone else is setup for success. You are the heart and soul of these rides and I can't thank you enough. Another special thank you to the anonymous donor of the pizza/soda after the event. One of the best parts of this ride is the camaraderie we all get to have as a result. Always awesome to get to sit down and relax after a taxing ride in the twisties, enjoy some food and laugh and love through the common thing we all share, motorcycles. Before the event, I really thought this might be the last Epic Ride I would organize because I 'thought' it had lost a bit of interest, but it's a friendly reminder of how wrong I am. Everyone seems to cherish this ride and the ability to bring new riders in and give new forum members a good avenue to introduce themselves to the group. As always, anyone who has any recommendations to making this ride any better, please feel free to comment below. I'm always down to listening to constructive criticism and implementing suggestions on improving. I'm already looking forward to the next Epic Ride in the Fall. Thanks again to everyone who was able to attend. Group Photo (courtesy of @r6obey)
    1 point
  9. The dealership I work at will roll any machine off the showroom floor for a test ride. Just need proof of endorsement for a bike. Heck I had a guy drive around a brand new turbo charged side by side today through our field.
    1 point
  10. Depends on the dealer. I have bought them new without being on the exact bike I am buying, but had done demo rides on them prior. But other than that, no I would not but it.
    1 point
  11. Stayed there before. It's a fine Christian establishment. 10/10, would stay again.
    1 point
  12. Pornhub Platinum Elite Senior member?
    1 point
  13. And you need to start all of this as soon as you get on the bike. If you wait until a body part gets sore.....it's too late.
    1 point
  14. Us bikers are getting a bad name.
    1 point
  15. Every winner ever for the Miss Universe contest was from Earth. Coincidence or rigged?
    1 point
  16. Not just GM either... Ford can't figure this shit out on mustangs either... My old 99 would drain over the steering rack bushings, eventually causing them to rot and need replaced, and our 16 mustang the oil drains out all over a wiring harness and plastic connectors... You have to be very creative to not drench all the electrical shit in oil... I hate changing oil, just put the damn filter where it's accessible
    1 point
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