jporter12

I used to drive all the way out there just to visit Salvi's Bistro. Some of my favorite Italian eating! They're closing (already closed?) that one, and they've opened one in Dublin.

THOSE are the worst!

Ask Sambusa... He had to lower his Busa to be able to get on it. Also, MidgetTodd when he had the sumo (not much better with the 1krr)

I thought he was on an orange scooter, being a squid with no helmet.

Which one? The second one? I thought that was Ben on the Strom. They look good, but what about one with a gixxer, whoolying?

Maybe they should just get a room and get it over with...

Awesome! For a Moto-Guzzi... Which means very little in reality.

This.

I struggle with a 24oz diet coke bottle. I had better stick with beer.

So are Katana's.

I broke the ice scraper this morning. Thanks! I needed something to make me smile!

He was afraid of melting...

I guess I'm not a biker then. Nothing is ever gone, once on the Internet.

According to the copy/paste in post #4, $17k.

Nice first post! Welcome to the madness!

Your almost 2 year-old son is at least as obsessed with the motorcycle as you! Watching Top Gun last night, I'd tell him to look at the motorcycle, and he'd RUN to the TV to catch it!

Need Cialis for when the time is right?

Dig deeper.

That's what I was thinking, too. The tire wear shouldn't be nearly as bad as miles under the bikes own power.

I thought you were done here? There have been some good points brought up here. I wish the TSA, Homeland Security, could put some serious discussion into it, instead of the knee-jerk reactions, and feeding the contractors that provide the equipment.

Lazy.

Here's where you can get one of those dollars: http://www.ohioriders.net/showthread.php?t=71913

You're just jealous that he heat you to the punch.

Personally, I compare the TSA to the security company signs in the front yard, when people don't even have a security system. It might deter the rookie thief (terrorist on a plane) but the hardened criminalt finds it to be juts another potential challenge to work around. Max Power (who sells and installs home security systems) said it best, that the security system is for when you're NOT at home, and the firearm is for when you are at home. Can the TSA, and put that money toward the training of more air marshals. Who is it that cares who is getting on the plane? The TSA, or the airline? Should it matter either way, since the ID and name can be faked anyway. Do you think that someone with nefarious intentions will be showing their OWN ID, and booking the flight in their OWN name?