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and then we can make a scrapbook of that season of riding during the winter when we r bored!

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Those were the days indeed. Dont forget the off-roaders club haha or Jarvis and his stylish wardrobe and bitchin baller riding boots, lol

I think hes going to get off OK. especially if his wife has anything to do with it

$6K is a rip off for a salvaged bike, I dont care what it is. The pics make it look like it just needs an upper fairing and a windscreen. I cant see any rash in the side from the pics. My guess is that it looks twice as bad in person

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I'm not at liberty to discuss his misfourtune. I dont want to be that guy that tells everyone else's stories and somehow the story gets misintrepreted and now there are false rumors floating around all because of something I said. But Danielle can tell you if she wants..... Dustin, hows that remodeling going?

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I am WAAAAAYYY overdue for an oil change. I rode the bike pretty hard this season and I know its in need of some fresh juice. I dont want the myth of the acids produced from the used oil to eat any seals or deteroirate any internals. Im anal about my bike (those of you who know me know this) and taking care of it. So Im just goinna follow the manual and it will make me feel better about it.

Good luck Chick! Sounds like Nick might be in ok shape with his stuff but he still has his stuff going on and its gonna take a while I guess. Hopefully the judge will cut you a break. Just dont tell him you were associated with Nick haha! Maybe the fact that you are a woman, he will be less harsh on you

I know these oil threads have been debated several times and Im sure my question has been covered numerous times, but All I simply want to know is this: I normally run the Honda HP-4 synthetic oil in my bike. Since I am due for an oil change before I officially put it up for storage, I was wondering if it would be ok to put the Honda GN-4 non synthetic oil in over winter time. Since its reccommended to change oil before you store the bike and again before you start riding in the spring again due to condensation collecting and deteroration of the viscosity of the oil over extended time periods; I would change out the non synthetic oil and put the synthetic oil back in, in the spring. My only reasoning for going from synthetic to non synthetic, back to synthetic is to save some coin. I am not interested in replys that tell me how to winterize a bike or what oil to use, etc... all I want to know is will be ok to use the non synthetic oil during winter only and then switch back to my normal synthetic in the spring. I want to avoid this becoming a big "what oil to use debate." Thanks in advance.

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Just got my SSB mag in the mail yesterday and saw Sinner's bike. I think its cool how you swaped the tail for an R6 and really adds a nice touch to the bike and slims it down a bit. Im gonna send in my pics to SSB in the spring once I get a little more chrome done this winter.

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Sweet!

If its in the same spot as your truck, why dont you just load it up in your truck and take it to ur buddy's? I say charge the battery before you waste your time loading and unloading it.

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