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Some early ABS systems were absolutely terrible. I had a 2008 SV650s with ABS. Those brakes were f-ing terrible, borderline dangerous. They wouldn't lock up, but took forever to stop. Honda C-ABS is fantastic though. I had it on my CBR and VFR. Very few riders, if any, would be able to out brake that system. All of the newer ABS systems should be good to go.

I'm thinking Jesus will protect you in church...no?

Possibly the most accurate description of a progressive liberal I have seen in awhile. I might add...blatant intolerance for those that don't share your social views.

Please don't.

Usually that mental image works for me, but not in this case.

This seems to be a theme...apparently.

If you try to fire a gun form a moving motorcycle, the most immediate threat to your safety is the crash that's about to happen.

A rolling gunfight on 2 wheels just isn't going to happen. Sorry. Any time I've had trouble on the road, I've had plenty of notice that it was coming. Like passing a jackass in a truck who takes it personally and tries like hell to keep up to start shit at the next intersection or gas stop.

I prefer to put a ll jackasses on the road behind me. The more distance the better.

Someone is trying to trade me a like new Gen4 G19. I don't really need it. Any interest?

Not sure if I can make it. If I do, I can lead a fast-ish group.

Link to route? Yep, I haven't followed any of this.

When planning for a comfortable retirement....the ability to live within your means is more important than how much you make.

I did that on a Buell 1125r. And no I didn't break down.

I don't know if they all do it, but I've seen reward programs that charge some kind of redemption processing fee that reduces the net reward. Long story short, I don't believe in CCs. 1% isn't enough to sway me.

That's my point. They get about 2.7% in transaction fees or something in that ballpark. To get $5k in rewards you're probably processing at least a couple hundred thousand in transactions, probably more.

If cc companies were losing money on certain customers they would either change their policy or eventually drop you.

I haven't owned a credit card in 15 years. Doubt I'll ever have another one. I think a good target is to keep 6-12 months of total living expenses in liquid cash.

Pretty sure the 19 is the best selling Glock.

I'm good as long as I have a bed and a shower.

It's a Hemlock cabin. They said it was in the OR Block but didn't give me a number.

I finally got someone on the phone to book a cabin. It seriously took them 20 minutes to book at the group rate...but it's done.

No one has answered their phones in 2 days.