Kosmo

just noticed his fucking brows are waxed like pochahontus's brows

thats too much ghey observation........

Shit..........I am not into that ^^^^

^^^both cycles r us in Medina and rice paddy in cbus are good...check cycle therapy in Peninsula Ohio (lil more expensive) and Manuel Cycle in Tallmadge and then the INTERNET:D goodluck

I dunno about the Flats... that's rough for a white boy. Or so I've heard...

Not really Justin, things have changed a lot in there in last couple of years. The East Side of the Flats is "Just dead", West side Powehouse Pub area, Shooters, Flat Iron, Ale house......and .......Christies (strip , Diamonds (strip) are completely OK. The only two places you may have lil problem are the Metropolis and Mirage on the Water night clubs.

Now we hang out at West Sixth, thats the place to go, there is an unofficial bike night at Liquid Fusion on wednesday after the QSL in Valley View is done, West Sixth Paninis every damn nice day. Garage on West 25th Street, mainly Harley.

ladies.....my kiddo can get some wrong impression......if you tell her that you are serving flavoured weenies with cream and cherry on top

I would have checked the ones in back too and get em all......:grin:

Two more !!

Well those are done...deal.... Thanks OsuMj for the list. Besides I will see how stoked I am Friday evening.....and I may add couple more surprises:D

My wifey and kiddo will stop by around noon and then the kid has a playdate and I will be picked up when it is needed.....

I haven't posted anything in so long that most of you probably forgot who I am!

Nice pic...what you ladies drinking..just curious

oh yeah here are some more pictures of me and so racing stars (dont mind my weight changes between pictures)

I like this picture, very personal and unusual Nicky

Keep in mind that there will be females attending that don't care to watch other females get naked

Yeah ? That includes my wifey too.

Inya....lets do it at the Diamonds Mens Club in the Flats.....we can negotiate no cover and one free lap dance

:lol:

Many good ones.....

welcome

Welcome to the site..

You don't have a girlfriend named Kim do you??

welcome

Hello everyone

Hellooooooooooooo.....more ZZR riders:banana:

niiiiiiiiiiiice....yo

what else do you want men to be

I was really curious to find out if the stats you provided were true since I could not find one single article on the internet about deaths during Ohio Bike Week.

I have a friend that is in the State Patrol and he put me in touch with a Sargent in the motorcycle division, and he said that is not true.

He stated the event in Sandusky is one of the safer motorcycle events statewide. While there have been accidents in the past, most are from guys leaving the event and going on back roads drunk and trying to stunt. He even specified that it is typically young, inexperienced sportbike riders that this happens too, so be careful and smart if this is the type of riding you do.

He said that accidents are rare at the actual event, and that Ohio Bike Week is just a really large, expanded version of a Bike Night at QSL. With a little vigilance, most people should be able to go and have a good time safely.

Now some other events, like the Chillicothe Rodeo, are another story. That should be avoided, with lots of gangs and overall rowdiness.

I was really surprised to hear both of the troopers talk about the amount of motorcycle gang activity in Ohio. It's hidden, but it is very much there.

I just wanted to post this to set the facts straight so this post does not deter anyone from going. I did not ask about the thefts, so I have no info about that.

I am with ya 100%.....may I tag along with ya....and anybody else ?

yeah.....we will have that in the spring get together.....um...well after I moosenapp.....

lol caught red-handed

not me check it out.....I knew that was coming before hand:devil:

There are so many mistakes here, I don't know what to say...

Do what JRMIII says, and use JASO MA/MB/MA1/MA2 rated oil.

Do use whatever your owner's manual or service manual says to use.

JASO MA is the standard for motorcycle oil.

JASO MB is for engines with a dry clutch, not wet clutch.

JASO MB is for light duty engines.

JASO MA1 and MA2 are for newer bikes with catalytic converters.

JASO MA1 has some friction modifiers making it easier to shift, but might make the clutch slip on some bikes. Yamaha appears to be recommending JASO MA1 for some of it's newer bikes, to make them easier to shift.

JASO MA2 is the newer rating for the older JASO MA rating.

So basically almost every bike needs to be using the JASO MA or MA2 oil.

Why: Friction modifiers in oils newer than the old SG rating can cause motorcycle wet clutches to slip. So JASO ratings were created. Good SG basic oil is perfectly ok to use in older design engines, but it's getting hard to find. JASO MA oil can have additive content too high for catalytic converters on the newer bikes, so JASO MA1 and MA2 were created.

Note that Harley recommends Harley oil, and if you can't find it, they recommend Rotella engine oil as an acceptable substitute. (engines with a dry clutch, not a wet clutch)

Rotella engine oil is not recommended by Rotella for aircraft engines.

Rotella engine oil does not have a recommendation by Rotella for or against motorcycle engines.

Because of the changes in both car and motorcycle engine designs, there are many engine oils that will create an abnormal amount of sulfated ash in the engine oil. Sulfated ash is sludge. It looks like little chunks of carbon, but it's much softer than carbon deposits. Watch for it, and if you see it, you need to change the type of oil you are using.

Yes......and here is the encyclopedia again.....rep points for ya for the great post

For this

Huh......