Tonik

Wish I could put 20 on.

Cateye or Bontrager. Cateye is the long time standard, Bontrager are the new and up comming and are probably in the lead these days.

Yep, perfect looking bike.

Woohoo, gonna lock it for fun!

Perhaps the awesomeness of the new software is above him.

I think Todd's patients is a little short, and his tolerance for change is low.

And yea, I would wait longer than that too, a whole season. But I was just going for what I thought I could get.

I wouldn't do ecu or suspension until you have ridden it for at least half a season. You are a noob, you don't know what you want yet. It could dramatically change in a few months.

There is another thread on one, less homo talk but still no date. I figure by the forth or fifth thread we will get a date, and then no one will show up.

Actually it's MD5. admin

And then you sold the bike anyway.

Don't need to downshift that much on that bike probably. It has a long range of rpm's in each gear, so roll off gently.

Also, fares are about half going to Lauderdale than WPB.

Mods, lock this thread. Issue is solved.

Fly CLE to Fort Lauderdale, rent the car there. Lots of non-stops and only an hour drive after you land. I am an f'ing genius.

If you are looking for criticism, you came to the right place. Get your hand off the clutch unless you are shifting. Down shift as you come to a light or turn, don't pull in the clutch and coast/brake. You need to be engaged so you can throttle brake or accelerate quickly to avoid an asshat. Jesus, give it some gas as you take off. It's a sportbike it can take HUGE rpm's. Stop doing wheelies. Start doing your corners correctly. Outside to inside to outside. I know they are not big corners and you are not flying but you need to develop the habit so it just happens. Not full outside to inside on the street...more like the middle half of the lane. So on a right hander get in the left tire track as you approach...then slide to the right tire track as you go through the curve and then slight back to the left one as you exit. And the big one, you need to look around more. I saw several lights where you took off on green, you gotta look both ways for red light runners or you will die some day. That would make me sad. Your head needs to be on a swivel the whole time you are riding...look look look. Then if you need to escape you already know where everything is and can react more quickly.

Waterboarding and expulsion averted. It was a computer that was being re-imaged and then being joined to the domain passing local admin hash's as it joined and applied a GPO to install an MSI.

Are you guys bundling with your cars? My bike and two cars all with pretty good coverage are 1200 a year.

Mine is 220 a year btw, but I carry a lot of insurance on it, trip interruption, towing and massive medical and uninsured coverage.

We currently use Erie Insurance, they are doing a good job and beat everyone. But it's random, different insurance companies score different things differently.

To clarify,THEY did an Ohio rate change. Shop it again, insurance is a non-ending shopping experience if you want to save cash.

Holy crap, that is nuts.

Don't do it Tim.

Different event. Older kids intentionally hacking, at a very advanced level. And those are charged all the time even for 'hacking' at a lower level than this would be. But again, it is most probably a computer on crack.

Yea, it sucks....but its also cool trying to help them. The majority are cool and doing the best they can.