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I am curious to see how this setup actually performs. I would guess it's lighter. If damping is only on one leg, does that mean that fork oil is not needed in the other one?

^^^ I'm pretty sure damping was in both forks until this 2013 model. 2009 had the Big Piston Fork, but not separated like the new one.

I am liking this bike, but not sure what to make of the fork setup. Are any other bikes using this configuration: http://www.motorcycle.com/manufacturer/kawasaki/2013-kawasaki-ninja-zx6r-preview-91423.html ... Big Piston-Separate Function Fork (BP-SFF). Like the previous generation BPF, damping circuits are controlled by a large-diameter piston, but, in this version, damping takes place only in the right-side fork leg, with rebound- and compression-damping adjusters conveniently located at the top of the fork tube. Spring preload is adjusted at the top of the left tube.

Right. But sport bikes are still fun to ride even after marriage

Hypnotic

I had a similar problem with a Buell XB9S years ago. It was a weird oscillating feeling. It turned out to be a bad wheel bearing. I would check your front a rear wheel bearings.

I hope all the disaster preppers living on jupiter have enough guns and ammo to get through this.

With that line the pass rush will be coming. They need to focus on quick passes like slants or screens. Hopefully they can build some confidence between the QB and receivers.

Are these FZRs competitive with SV650s?

Perhaps, but at a cost of what we saw in week 1? Getting Weeden ready needs to be the top priority, especially if they want to trade Colt.

I am still wondering why Weeden didn't play in the last preseason game. He's obviously not ready. Why not get him as many snaps a possible before they count for real??? Starting a rookie QB behind a weak offensive line (except for JT) is going to be a problem.

Nephew Punk?

It sickens me to hear this. I hope I am never withnees to that type of behavior. Maybe it is time for a change. Change can be slow, but hopefully it does happen and Browns fans can learn not to waste full beers

I know what to expect at NFL games. It is what it is.

All you need to know: Cleveland Browns rookie quarterback Brandon Weeden threw four interceptions in his NFL debut on Sunday. That was hardly the most embarrassing part of his day. The 28-year-old quarterback was warming up before the game when he got caught underneath a 100-yard-long American flag unfurled by troops before the national anthem.

Apparently there will be a moment silence for Art before the Browns home opener on Sunday (as requested by the NFL). That's a great opportunity for Browns fans to show the world just how classy they can be :yikes

There will be a small CORE group riding on the 15th from NEO to WV.

He opened a chain of sporting goods stores somewhere on the east coast. I don't recall the rest.

meh...if you extend the timeline long enough everyone dies.

Bersa Thunder .22 is also a good choice.

Had one. I really didn't care for the cornering manners. It was good for around town, but if the pace picked up in the twisties that thing would buck and wallow and try to throw me off. Which was a shame because the motor is an absolute gem. I still have the OEM shop manual if you need one.

I have carried a .22lr as a defense weapon. I would do so again.

^^^This. If you've never ridden an SV650 or SFV650, they're fantastic bikes. Not the fastest or most power motorcycle that I've owned, but it just might be the most fun.

This election makes me miss the days of turd sandwich vs giant douche