bigbluebird

42.99

http://www.newenough.com/parts/closeouts/luggage/nelson_rigg/cl750_standard_motorcycle_tail_pack.html

so when i remove them do i need new bolts

because if i have to buy new bolts every time i use them that could get marginally expensive

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_stGT-SoJoI

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULIkFWRgKU0

meet up at Shell off Sawmill/I270 round 6:15pm and head out from there

in

Happy Birthday

offer beer to anyone who helps and i imagine you will find several people more than willing to lend a hand.

this bike looks like it has some nice upgrades you wont find on most sv650s that being the color matched lower fairing, rear hugger and passenger seat cowl

if i needed a second one this would be the bike for me,

good luck i hope you find it a good home the sv650s's are good all around bikes and cheap to ride once you factor in the 45ish gas mileage

Ahhhh!!! RE will be in 3D I know what I'm doing that day. Midnight showing anyone?

i am down are helmets and gear optional

indeed it does. the glove hunt continues

Woulda' been $100 cheaper if he went to DucRx. Too bad all you suckers live in Columbus.

now that i can agree with

no blue tooth but only 40

http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?InvtId=RW-355-R&cm_mmc=geekmail-_-daily_html-_-09apr10_rightwaygps-_-rightwaygpsMain

YIKES!!

i did the same thing only my tires were cheaper. i paid the extra because i wanted it done now and factored in the fact that for me to change them would take an afternoon and the time i would have spent wondering if i did it right would have exceeded the cost to just have it done.

granted it was more money, but darn it was easy to ride up say i want these and walk out in 2 hours with new tires on the bike and no stress other than trying not to buy something in the store.

also anything to get moose off of his butt back in the service department.

also LOL

when you want the unobtainable get Unobtainium® it only makes sense but i have a feeling it is just a rubber impregnated fabric

from the other reviews i have found on the webs they are mainly used as military, shooting, mountain biking gloves.

http://www.tucsonguns.com/ShootingGloves-001.php

http://www.airsoftcanada.com/showthread.php?t=93698

so not sure on the motorcycle, but then i have a crappy pair of single stitch mx gloves so these have to be at least equal to those.

lets not for get Tomahawk Tires if you want a little color in your tires

/\ i am aware there is a missing e in oakley title

anyone have any experience with oakley gloves. they look good for 70, but are they intended for street motorcycle use. i.e. stitching/blow out strength

http://www.oakley.com/catalog/products/factory-pilot-glove-w-leather-palm

or these for 45

http://www.oakley.com/catalog/products/hand-ratchet-glove-2

i just got some BT021's they are sport touring oriented but the rear is dual compound so sticky enough for most riding

fire crotch

Happy Birthday!

Yeah. That pizza was purdy damn good. (Mellow Mushroom)

I'll have to try some of those crazy brews next time I'm not riding.

seconded

yep i am feeling it,

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tyenymJLWk

not my cup of tea but worth a listen

way to go on the insurance acquisition best thing to do with a new bike

i can say that i dislike this place in the morning mostly because of the way the drivers in the curb lane like to share my lane with me as they merge into the left hand lane after passing all the cars behind me.

almost traded boot rubber to the door of a lovely idiot this morning

rant over

better be no rain