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I guess my attempt really sucks given 20 some viewers and not a single comment. Well, at least I can be thankfull no one posted how bad I suck.

I made this song a while ago. I'm just curious if anyone else has ever goofed around making computer generated music? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V6so82Mtf_M

I think both sides have a point. Nothing easier to make fun of than a noob rider on an HD screwing up an easy turn, but it is also disappointing to know there are riders on the road who's skills are so weak. I hope he's okay and lives to make some good decisions like an MSF class or skipping the bar when out on the road. Either way I'll take this as an indicator to use extra caution this spring because the roads are sure to be loaded with bad drivers with 2,4, and 18 wheels.

At 1500 there's a surprise. I'm so close now I can taste it.

I guess I better cancel that order for my 2011 BMW GS1200 and sell my Audi, Maybach, Mercedes, and Opel. Wait, Isn't Chrysler German too? Honestly the dumbest plate I've seen was some teen punk with a dented Neon plated as IM2FAST. Of course it had the lawn mower muffler too to advertise his awsomeness.

Might try dumping the old gas if it sat in the bike all winter. YZ's are great bikes but sensitive too.

Does that mean all Germans are gay? I hope not.

My can of WD40 says lubricant. After all, many product displace and protect against moisture and they don't destroy silicone gaskets. The only down side to WD40 I've heard is it can wick away with heat and friction reducing protection. But the OP say's he's not using solo. It could be that the WD40 is keeping the chain lub from adhering correctly? I've always wondered if a good gun lubricant would also work well as a chain lubricate and protector.

WD40 is a lubricant and should have no effect on rings. If you wanna experiment with the concept you could try used motor oil to "pre rinse/wash" the chain before lubing/waxing. If it was the WD40 then problem should not happen again.

Was it an F-150 also. As for the colored bears, is that the same as the Greatfull Dead dancing bear stickers? Great gay stump humper.

Now that you have enough posts to attach pics we expect naked shots of your girlfriend to be forthcoming.

Are we recounting our own learner growing pains? Like learning how to unload a bike from the bed of a pickup all alone and without a ramp? Learning that most bikes have a gear shift pattern that does not have neutral at the bottom? Finding out that motorcycle repair shops can smell inexperience and yes it smells like money.

How else are noobs gonna find out about what oil to use?

You gonna get "Gay TRK" for your F-150?

This explains so much, I was wondering why they had chrome speed bumps.

Is this the reason for assless chaps? Seems #1 and #10 should go together if it is.

In Ohio it's also illegal to put two bikes in the same parking spot. Although it takes an LEO with hand cuffs stuck sideways up their @ss to enforce it. So it is probably heavily enforced in New Albany and Gahanna.

Actually it all depends. If your at Iron Pony I think you would be hard pressed to find an officer hard up enough to start writing tickets.

Best insurance is the one you never have to use.

Pigeon Forge Now there's a tourist trap! How many knife and sword shops does one town need? It's bad enough most road side shops sell one of three items. Roasted peanuts, BBQ or gem mining. I had a lot more fun running unnamed roads along the foot hills up and down the hills on the TN side. 25W also has some fun stretches and areas to avoid because of endless traffic lights.

sounds reasonable if not a bit long winded

Sounds like a tourist trap area. Do's: Expect rain watch for speed traps pack light explore areas outside of Deals Gap take 23 from Columbus all the way down to avoid interstate Be very carefull on the dragon, curves are not the greatest danger Check out online bike friendly campgrounds, most have cabins too. Don'ts: Go on a weekend think you'll be the only one there forget the $$$ for tickets get mad at the RVs and trucks forget to get off the bike and explore on foot too

I've ridden through there many times, roads are fun but some are not in the greatest shape for what most sport bike riders consider fun. For the dual sport crowd it is perfect.

Last I knew a blade under 6" was considered legal, but that was before towel heads hijacked planes with box cutters.

He must not know my sister very well.