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Why do you think I brought it to work?

Repurposed the old seat from my first XR100.

Thanks Justin! Appreciate the feedback.

You asian whores are a dime a dozen. I don't need to inflate a saturated market.

Isaac isn't ready for a 600. He will be graduating into a 600 in a couple years, but it would be incredibly irresponsible of me to put him on one this season. I rode the FZ6 on Sunday and it is almost too fast for my riding style. "Clutch out...nothing, nothing, nothing (enter 9k rpm) JESUS CHRIST!! WHERE DID THAT COME FROM?!" Plus, so much shifting. Never-ending shifts all afternoon. I miss my Multistrada.

You don't need to convince me about the abilities of the fz1. N2 uses them for coaching bikes. I've had them fly by me into the braking zone with their rear wheel kicked out, turn in, apex, on throttle for corner exit. Nothing I could've done

FFS, two weeks ago you blew my phone up asking me all these questions about Sena. And now you are a damn expert?

I agree the 600 out of the gate is asking for trouble. My son rode the baby Ninja for a season and got acclimated to riding. The 250 did become slow quickly. After a year he moved to a 600 and has been good, although it still worries me every time he throws a leg over the bike. We have all been doing this for years and know how quickly shit can go pear shaped. Back to the FZ1... they just don’t get a lot of love, even though it may be one of the best all around motorcycles ever made. It’s comfortable, fast, handles as good as anything, and maybe most importantly... you get liter bike engine and power for Nighthawk 750 insurance rates. What’s not to love?

This is turning into Ohio riders minibike forum. Congrats man!

I will absolutely judge the fuck out of people who are disappointed Trump wasn't involved in election collusion.

ummm, you know you can buy a pair of cheap voice activated walkie talkies to use. Clip on belt and ride. Strong batteries and good range too. They were something I considered but never bought. edit: let me make that a bit clearer. You want walkie talkies that use a head set plugged in, and are voice activated. Cobra units do that, I think many do. Would have to find a headset setup that works well with the helmets.