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welcome aboard

welcome aboard

welcome aboard

I saw a couple cameras yesterday. Paging DizzleDan. I saw one of the NE fellas with a camera as well. Twas a good day indeed. Thanks to you and the wife for hosting.

welcome aboard

Welcome aboard

Fart using only a movie title!

If anyone is coming up from Columbus beware of the staties on 33 before Marysville

Riding to the gun range

How long do they need to break in? It fit the same for the 2.5 years I owned it. The longer I wore that thing the worse it got. I suppose you could argue that my inner neanderthal came out, and my forehead got bigger.

I'm a Pens fan first and a jackets fan 2nd. That being said I hope the jackets make a good run of it.

Not meant to piss in anyones ceral but I whole heartedly disagree that the 500 needs a break-in period. I bought an xl in 09. The 2xl was too loose. After an hour of riding it was miserable. That helmet pressed into my forehead so much it would cause me to get headaches. I rode with that thing for 2.5 years before I upgraded. Best decision I ever made.

I think I tried that once before, and it didn't update the way I wanted it to. I will take a look at it when I get home. I also text or call when I stop. But the wife is always worried, especially when I take a longer ride.

ermergerd nooooooo!!!!!

I would like to find an app that would let loved ones track where I'm at when I'm out on the bike. As I often ride alone.

PM Sent

Car Magnets are up for sale. Only $3.25.

But will inevitably choke in the playoffs like always.

You going to the game?

Meh...I would pass

Welcome aboard

I feel that my metric cruiser gives me enough sporty to keep me interested, and a riding position that keeps me comfy. I don't consider myself an agressive rider. But, I really really hate riding in a straight line. I find it very boring. To the thought that all metric cruisers want to be a HD. I find that laughable. I've ridden two HD's. I found both equally terribly in comfort and ridability. Although my wife did enjoy the comfort of the Electra Glide. It's just not what I want in a motorcycle. If and when I am ever to buy another bike it would be a Victory bagger. It would be purchased for the sole purpose of 2 up riding. It was comfortable enough that I could ride long disatnce, and has just enough sportiness that I could throw it through a corner and not wad it up on the other side. That being said. Ride what you want, for the ride you want. And don't be an arrogant prick about it.

Tim, how is the width on those boots?

I'd be down for some new brake pads...and the garage orgy

sweet mother of impatience.... I'm closing this thread.