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I didn't know these were a thing until last week. They look perfect for motorcycle applications. I ordered some and I'll be trying them out.

@theroamr and I passed through woodsfield a few hours ago.

You could check completed listings on eBay and look at just the ones that actually sold.

Prob not, but it would tour 4000 miles 1up just fine, and carve up corners like a sport bike.

Just don't ride my beemer. I'd hate to see you sell the Honda.

The fastest pass I ever did on the dragon was on that CB500x. The suspension was terrific for those tight turns.

Medina is close-ish. They are quick.

Some dealerships

I briefly owned the Street Rod version of the V Rod. It had a shorter wheelbase, mid controls, a higher seat, and Showa suspension. The riding position felt pretty similar to a Street Triple...riding it felt like strapping 200 lbs of unnecessary steel to a ST. The steering was sloooow, the brakes were garbage, and the power delivery was very peaky. It did have good ground clearance & was reasonably planted in corners, but you had to pick your line early. It was definitely designed by someone that had little experience with sporty motorcycles.

They could have raised prices, but I've probably had them change 20 tires and it's always been $25 off the bike.

$25 per tire off the bike

Sold

How can I improve my relationship with Bourbon?

What kind of pace can that be ridden in tighter curves?

Plenty of distance, gloves and a face shield...and a motorcycle is way faster than Corona virus.

Taco Tuesday?

Riding is 100% ok per Ohio's social distancing guidelines.

I don't even let my kids put shit in my driveway.

It took me a couple rides to get used to it. Like if there were bumps before a corner I'd expect to feel the chassis get unsettled a bit before I leaned it in. I'd see bumps and prepare for them....but the bike stays planted over bumps and through the corner. The learning curve is short. I notice the difference when riding the N400.

Someone should buy this before I do. That's a really good price. https://akroncanton.craigslist.org/mcy/d/canton-2006-bmw-r1200rt/7117944748.html

I've been super impressed by BMW's adaptive suspension. It feels comfortable, sporty, and planted all at the same time. It soaks up the bumps then sticks like glue in corners...other bikes are usually one or the other or a compromise. It's confidence inspiring and the lack of getting bounced around prevents fatigue.

Today I made a mockery of speed limits for about 350 miles.

Honestly, I think that is something that is supposed to be disclosed on the sales agreement. ALL keys/openers are supposed to be turned over to the new owners. Any access that is granted to the property should have been disclosed also. I'd call your agent on those.

I wouldn't do anything other than tell them what ever arrangement they had with the old owners ended when they moved. I wouldn't make it a confrontation because you're going to have to live next to them.

When I moved into my old house, the neighbor came over and told me that the previous owners would cut their grass for them and they didn't even own a lawn mower. I told them them that I don't even like cutting my own grass, so they should buy one or hire a lawn service. Point = new owner, shit changes.