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had an idea pop in my head last night. who would be up for a winter meet in greet? that documentary "why we ride" will be released on DVD shortly (or so says the website) and if someone has a projector and screen they would be willing to bring out, i will host a meet and great in my Heated 30x48 Pole barn. we could have some sort of pot luck type situation for the food, bring whatever drinks you'd like. (I'm trying to get some 190 ever clear so i can make apple pie) we can watch the movie, hang out, good food, good people.. who's down? date would be depending on when the DVD gets released. ill be ordering one as soon as they are for sale.

Anyone been there? Is it awesome with gear and accessories? I just stumbled across them on the internets. http://www.dealernews.com/dealernews/article/competition-accessories-megastore-mode http://www.ridemotorcyclesinc.com/

Hey, if you went camping with some friends and got real drunk and woke up in a tent the next morning with mud on your knees and a sore turd-cutter would you tell anyone about it? No? Good, wanna go camping? Seriously tho, I camp at least 4 times a year and am looking into doing a trip on the bike. I am pretty limited to what I can bring but figured if we had a group of four or five people and shared lanterns, stove etc.. that it would be doable to have a decently equipped camp out . Any takers? I'll bring the bourbon.

Sigh

i bet he has "social media guru" on his resume. excellent work.

More like mocking the liberals that said this would impact minority voting.

i am so ahead of the curve. i posted that on FB almost 2 weeks ago... today it gets posted on reddit, which means casper posts it here. you guys can just follow me on FB if you want to be ahead of the curve too

It was a ruse, Republicans hate people of color, poor people, old people, gays and pretty much everyone else.

Might want to pay to be a site sponsor before you start spamming.

I run one of these.. http://www.cascadedesigns.com/msr/stoves/simple-cooking/whisperlite-universal/product The hybrid-fuel WhisperLite Universal stove delivers the ease and simmering capabilities of canister fuel, and switches easily over to liquid fuels for longer trips, cold-weather, and international use. Our patent-pending AirControl™ technology is what really makes it unique, delivering outstanding performance with all compatible fuels. It’s also the lightest stove in its class, offering excellent stability and easy maintenance, adding to the reasons this could be the only stove you’ll ever need. Hybrid-Fuel Performance: Patent pending AirControl™ technology creates the optimal fuel/air mix for top-notch performance with canister fuel, white gas, kerosene and unleaded gasoline.Canister Liquid Feed: Delivers better cold weather and low-fuel performance with a more consistent output over the life of each canister. Canister stand Included.Lightweight: Aluminum mixer tube, extra-stable stainless steel legs and refined design keep weight to a minimum.Easy Transitions: Liquid and canister fuel couplers pair with fuel-specific jets for quick and easy transitions.Field Maintainable: Self-cleaning Shaker Jet™technology and redesigned leg assembly facilitate fast cleaning and even easier maintenance in the field.Includes: Fuel pump, windscreen, heat reflector, small-parts kit, instructions, and stuff sack. (Fuel bottle not included)*For best results with canister fuel, always burn MSR® IsoPro fuel canisters.Minimum Weight 11.5 oz / 326 g Packed Weight 1 lbs 3.4 oz / 549 g Burn time (white gas) per 600ml / 20 oz. of fuel Appx. 110 minutes Burn time (MSR IsoPro) per 227-g / 8-oz. canister Appx. 75 minutes Burn time (kerosene) per 600ml / 20 oz. of fuel Appx. 155 minutes Boil time (white gas), 1 liter 3.5 minutes Boil time (kerosene), 1 liter 4.4 minutes Boil time (MSR IsoPro), 1 liter 3.75 minutes Water boiled (white gas) per 100 ml of fuel 4.4 liters Water boiled (white gas) per 1 oz. of fuel 1.3 liters Water boiled (kerosene) per 100 ml of fuel 5.3 liters Water boiled (kerosene) per 1 oz. of fuel 1.6 liters Water boiled (MSR IsoPro) per 227-g canister 15 liters Water boiled (MSR IsoPro) per 1 oz. of fuel 1.8 liters Country of Origin Made in Seattle, USA

pretty cool if it works for other types of collisions. Statistically rear end car bike collisions are actually pretty rare. Cars pulling into or in front of bicycles are much more common. And head injuries are most common from single vehicle falls. So the helmet would have to work reliably in those situations before I would consider a change. Plus where would I mount my rear view mirror and visor if I didnt wear a hard helmet Craig

It is cold and rainy, snow is about to fall. I got home from work on time, no overtime today. I had a few beers and thought it would be good idea to re-read some of my old posts. I joined in 2009, read the thread on working in Marysville, read about selling my Katana, and my first interest in firearms. Then I re-read the thread "my dad has cancer". Cried alittle. Well, that is not true, cried alot. Then smiled. Miss you Dad. Life makes us stronger. Good night for now.

Churches usually have such a list of kids and families

As a fact, I do have a Panigale ABS. I got the first base model that Commonwealth received. I got a decent discount and two years free scheduled maintenance. I understand that Ducati Indy is a great shop too. Commonwealth appears to do quite a few race bikes, probably not as great for race prep as Indy BUT I'm not racing my 1199 and currently have no intention of doing so. Chris

Really? Sounds like a plus to me. Walk in, grab a Mt Dew and Snickers out of the machines in the back corner, and walk around eavesdropping on stuff like that.

i live 5 minutes from them, but won't ever buy. yeah yeah, they have a big selection (of bikes) yadda yadda, and big overhead costs that justify their inflated prices, yadda yadda... i'll only go to window shop.

Won't go there again. Bought one bike there, bad experience all around. I happily drive to Louisville for my Ducati needs, which is triple the distance than going to Comp Ass! Chris

I have had tires done there. Gear selection is limited, but lots of bikes to see. Definitely more of a bike dealer and shop than gear store. Friendly staff and techs.

Google "Augustusgreat". Nice to see Comp Acc sales people spamming forums. One bit of advice; when spamming, don't use the same screen name you use for Photobucket, Youtube, and your online resume.

Competition Accessories is "THE" bike shop for all your needs.

I just heard Competition Accessories is having a sale this weekend! 15 to 70% off everything in the Store. I know where I am going this weekend. Christmas is coming early!!!!