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Greetings

Welcome to OR

Greetings and Welcome

Welcome Eric. Congrats on the new ride brother!

Welcome to OR!

Greetings Sir

Welcome to OR Zach

Greetings TBone

Welcome to OR

Welcome brother

Here's the helmet's design before paint. I mimicked the lightning designed in gloss black, but the rest is pearl white. http://www.kneedraggers.com/image_storage/1/b3/1b33f71c556ad3705795580163c5e77d_refined.jpg

Not sure if I'll ride today. Starting the bike and installing some frame sliders is on the agenda. I'll probably ride to work Tuesday.

I just picked up a Joe Rocket Jacket and don't want to lose it. Locking two helmets on my ZX is a cinch, but never thought about how to secure my jacket until now. Good write up bro.

This is a little late, but it doesnt hurt. Back in August 2009, I had my helmet hanging on my mirror. Between the hours of 230pm-4pm. It was jacked. It was in broad daylight outside my work. In Heath. (East of Cbus) Description: Large ZOX Tarvani Ripper 2 helmet -Custom painted, Pearl white with Twin Black lightning bolts -Visor is tinted with Mirror finish Unfortunately I lost my pictures of this helmet. Reward: $30 and a beer

I've used kerosene/diesel to remove grease tar and grime. Works well on fairings, but mind your metal surfaces. I noticed a little pink on my rag when i touched my wheels(they're red). I would wait and purchase said product, if you can help it. But, if you're short on time to get to a meet, whip out the Kerosene and get a rag damp. After testing a spot for safe use, gently rub target area, within seconds most fresh tar will dissolve into your rag. For tough old tar, get the end of the rag saturated with Kerosene/Diesel and dab the spot and allow solvent to loosen it up. Then try rubbing it out. Once surface is cleaned with kerosene or diesel, follow up with a different damp rag with soapy water(preferably grease-cutting dish soap) This way to dilute/remove any leftover concentrated solvent you may have missed. NOTE: -Always do a testspot in a discret place, ie bottom of fairing. -Do Not pour any of these flammables on to target area. This may leave spots and discolorizition -Do Not use gasoline, this is more aggressive than kerosene and may take off more than desired I know I amongst good people here, but there's always a wiseguy. Disclaimer: I'm not responsible for any damage to personal property.

I can't tonight. I'll try to make to BWR tomorrow.

I'm in

Thanks

Count me in.

I went. From 8-945. Rain was coming, I was leaving... Small turnout, probably 60-75 bikes tops

Weather permitting, I'll be there.