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I will pm it to you...

Rebuilt title is easy, I have done a few. Make sure you document any repairs and have them with during inspection. My last inspection took all of 10 minutes...the bike was like new.

The 750 is a bullet proof bike, but a little boring by today's standards. I still have a thing for the nighthawk and Kawasaki Zypher 750...takes me back the the good old UJM days. I live in Medina if you need someone close to look before you road trip to look.

255 is not a good road. Its dirty, rough, and narrow. Rode last month and every turn was full of gravel. Take 800 to 7 to 260 to 26.

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If you have a number in your head, shoot me a PM. I have no trade, but looking for that exact trailer.

Tester day morning I drove up on an accident involving a speed triple. Bike was tore up and in speed lane, rider was on the other side of the new guide wires that keep vehicles from crossing. Rider was surrounded by ems and being tended too. I can find nothing for news report or status of injuries. Anyone have a link or information regarding the riders status?

I spoke too soon...the front is still 19

It should have spoke rims if it has any true adventure built into it. I see a GS looks copy with 17" aluminum rims.

I have been helping on this issue, and it just does not add up. I was not part of the first fix, but the second we went through everything The stator and RR were Ricks, which have been quality peices with my experiance in the past. We have checked for bad grounds, shorts, checked all wires with regard to charging system. The rectifier is in a place with little to know airflow, which I do not like...maybe we should move it to an area with better airflow. Any other info would be appreciated!

The shell station on SR60 in New London has non ethanol premium, and they do not charge more for it.

I have two... Joe Rocket Manta It's a smaller tank bag, but works just fine for a day ride. Can hold a couple bottles of water, but will probably not handle the liner and tablet PC. Rapid Transit (not sure of type) This bag will do exactly what you are looking for, has backpack straps, lots of zipperd storage and fits on the Gen 1 FZ1 no problem. Rapid transit has many different size and shape bags, I would take a look on the net, or if you are near Roush or the Pony, both have good displays and choices. You may want to look at getting a smaller tank bag and medium sized tail bag...I can carry anything with the combination.

Welcome!

Pioneer has the best technology and best picture, but you pay for it.

The balance is respectable. May seem gay to us snoby westerners, but they are really imulating our culture with what they have...and it isn't much.

Always two sides to the story. If he shot him for no good reason, then hang him. If the dog was aggressive and loose, and not the first time loose, then shame on the owner. I have young kids, if I feared a dog, would not think twice about putting it down...I value my kids over a dog.

Bring it over...we're close, and I have a full service garage. I can help and you can learn lots. Shoot me a PM

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Show ID, no copies of anything. If he/she feels the need to create thier own rules, walk.

Tires (yes both have an effect on steering) Steering head bearings Swingarm pivot bearings (had this problem with a ZRX) Front wheel bearings (this will show itself with brake drag when leaning bike at low speed)

Your insurance company should be handling the dirty work. If you did not report this to your insurance company, you should do so now! Doing this alone, or out of pocket with a lawyer will cost you lots of time and money.

Don't mi d what the CEO makes, but am skeptical of how much donation money they keep compared to what is used for help. There are many other organizations who use closer to 60% - 80%. My rule is 60% or greater.

Wd or kerosene to clean, and DuPont Chain Saver for lube.

Hmmmm...