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Welcome!

You should give away one pizza to whoever guesses who gets fired first. I say Blago

$27,000?

Welcome aboard!

Looks great, you should try to get a good sound clip of it.

You can get great deals on Galfer and they're great quality. You can go with Spiegler for a little more money, same great quality and made to order here in Ohio. I've heard Spiegler runs a bit on the short side. I have Spieglers in custom length so I don't know if it's true or not. The spieglers allow you to clock the fittings so the lines aren't twisted. Galfer pre sets them to their calculations. I've installed Galfers and never had a problem with twisting. Hope it helps somewhat.

Thanks for the laugh! That is hilarious.

Two on the same page! Congrats, man!

Wow

Welcome! Good taste in bikes.

Welcome - just in time to ride!

Congratulations!

Wouldn't doubt you have tire or head bearing issues but they would only magnify it. It happens because of the undulating pavement under the tires and the almost straight up fork angle of a sportbike and the 2mm change in for/aft pitch that you can't help when you let go. You'll buy brand new tires and punish your head bearings with torque and you'll only lessen it. There are three ways to eliminate it - one, ride only on perfectly smooth, level, straight surfaces; two, get a damper or three, put your hands on the bars. Hell, there are people who still think that it's the centrifugal force generated by the wheels rolling that keeps a bike upright.