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beat that $4000 and not by a dollar. somebody has got to keep the bike going from racer's edge where they'll just screw a buyer over on their lot.

man, that's a bite. Sucks you have to get rid of it, and taking a hit on it. If I didn't already have one, I'd surely consider it. Great looking bike. I really hope you can find somebody that wants it instead of sending it out to racer's edge to get screwed.

Charleston, SC or Virginia Beach? Never been to either, but heard good things especially about Charleston.

Let me tell you what...Montreal might be the best vacation you've ever been on. AWESOME city with a lot to do. Be sure to check out some late night/early morning food spots. Bars are open later up there. Also, if you see gravy cheese fries at a restaurant-get them. they sound horrible, but are good.

good luck with the sale. I was just telling somebody the other day I didn't know if my next one would be a Triumph based on how hard is to get parts, accessories, and work done on them in Cincinnati, but I may have changed my mind seeing this. hopefully some day you'll find another.

hilarious story. I wanted to laugh my ass off, but then coworkers would come over and know why I'm not working. your story NEEDS to be submitted to some sort of magazine. They'll feel bad for you, and you'll win some cool stuff. Sidenote: Keep her for a while. She's gotta feel horrible for what happened, but besides that seems like a keeper for now.

Welcome to the board(s).

Yea, hopefully we can get a decent amount of people to do this. Typically charity rides are a lot of cruisers right? It would be cool to see a nice size group of our sportbike riders do it too.

Some of you may already know about this.... On Saturday, August 29th there is a benefit ride called Hero's Ride. It benefits local armed servicemen who have passed away in action overseas. It is a $20 registration fee prior to the event & first 300 to sign up get a free t-shirt and pin. The ride starts at Village Green Park in Fairfield, off Hamilton Ave. with prayer @ 12:45 and ride at 1:00pm. I've never done anything like this yet and it seems to be a great charity. Found out about today at work. My company is having an employee cookout sponsored by our clients...yada yada yada...and saw the flyer. Anybody interested in doing this? Go to the website for more info. http://herosride.com/index.htm

Just a tidbit... If any of you wear glasses or contacts, ask your eye doctor to write you up a "prescription" saying it's necessary for you to have dark tinted windows because your eyes are overly sensitive to light. I had that done about 10 years ago. I actually did have sensitive eyes though from a surgery. I can't recall if I ever had to use it, but it was there just in case.

Not sure if Icon = Fail....my Icon gloves have held up quite nice, and it seems a lot of people like their Icon helmets. But I doubt they enjoy paying $400 for their top 'o line models. That is why I stick under $200

Yea, they were definitely disco'd for the failure. Seems all Alliance SSR's were disco'd, not just the speedfreak. At least Kneedraggers is cool about it. They are going to just even exchange either an HJC or Scorpion(both higher cost) at nothing additional to me besides like $8 shipping. Now just to decide which one!

At the beginning of May I bought myself a new Icon Helmet from Kneedraggers.com - It's yellow Alliance SSR Speedfreak. Anyways, I've used it for just over a month, and yesterday the chin vent decided to break on me. You can still open and close it, but a screw/clip holding that plastic housing cracked. I called Kneedraggers.com and asked them if I should handle a defective helmet with them or Icon, and they told me that helmets have been discontinued, and this part breaking is common. What??? The model just came out Spring of 2009. They are going to take it back and give me a credit on a different lid. So...if you have one, or know somebody that has one, call the place you got it from because it will only be a matter of time before yours breaks too.

I sure as hell am glad I'm not from up that way. Maybe a nice idea to go to him with a little .44 magnum shoved up his nose and then see if he wants to give your 'Busa back right away. That would be a way to persuade somebody. Honesty is the best policy...if you can't fix the bike because of financials, don't screw everyone else-be honest about it. what dumbshits.

I don't know where Greenville is, but welcome anyways!