RSVDon

Nick, get real close to the screen while trying to focus on a single point, then bring your head back slowly and the hidden picture should pop out. It's kinda like making yourself go cross-eyed.

Recon. Just for you.

I was waiting for this to go NWS.

Then you know what it is.

I'll give you a hint.

It's one of those illusion things. You have to unfocus (for lack of a better description) your eyesight and you'll see a 3D image. Try to make yourself go cross-eyed while looking at it.

EDIT: Answer below.

Ooooo pretty blue color. Welcum.

At least I know I'm not alone and my paranoia is somewhat justified. I just found it really weird that I've never felt the front do anything over them and now with the new tire it's all over the place.

Nobody ever told me we could stop to eat! I feel slighted.

WTF? Um....thanks and fuck you too?

Pure riding. Someone usually just volunteers to lead and we go out to ride.

Same here, class is done June 19th. Then I'm down.

huh?

Dude! No shit!!!! I was coming back from Skydive Green County when I came home to get the bike. Didn't even know they had torn it up, wasn't paying attention and went in at 65 like I always do. BAD IDEA!!! I coasted down to 40 and it was still all over the place. Of course, the cagers behind me were kind enough to literally almost run over my ass by the end of that grated stretch. I'm avoiding that from now on.

I know what you're doing.

Not up here. Lol

Completely agreed.

I rode it after the accident with the old front Qualifier. No problems whatsoever. As soon as I got the new tire on and got the bike to Michigan is when I noticed it. Like I said, it's fine any other time no matter the road surface, just not on tar snakes. I guess it's just the budget tar they use up here to cover the roads in. Michigan is very fond of not patching or fixing roads until they have the ability to pop car tires. Eff this state.

Okay, so I felt like I was gonna go down again the other day. Ever since I got the new tire put on (Sportmax Q2) it's an absolute bear to deal with steering whenever I go over a tar snake. And in Michigan there's a lot of those! At 70+ mph, if I'm changing lanes, I get headshake when I hit the tar strip, same for accelerating. Yesterday, I was on an on-ramp covered in the damn things and when I crossed over one (doing 30 on a 25 mph ramp, aka not fast) parallel to my travel the bike slipped and tipped in very quickly. What gives?! My old Qualifiers never did this, and the new Q2 is completely stable on dry, wet, bumpy, smooth, pretty much any condition I can throw at it. But if I cross a tar snake it's game over. WTF...

It's called common courtesy. Especially with this entire forum being a pretty close group. You don't go around on eBay or Craigslist calling people up to tell them they are asking too much for their pieces of shit, same goes for here. That is all.