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Welcome to the site. Enjoy your ride.

Welcome to the site. Enjoy your ride.

Welcome to the site. Enjoy your ride.

Welcome to the site from the top of the loop. Enjoy your ride.

You've posted 230+ times and are just now introducing yourself???? Good luck, stay safe and ..... Welcome to the site. Enjoy your ride.

Welcome to the site. Enjoy the ride.

Welcome to the site. Enjoy your ride.

Welcome to the site. Enjoy your ride.

I've been using it and lots of people on the Vulcan 750 website ( http://www.vn750.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6008 ) use it. Different bikes can handle different oils. My needs may not be the same as yours.

Walmart Super Tech oil filter $3 Big jug of Shell Rotella T 15w-40 $25 (enough for at least two oil changes) The air filters on my bike can be cleaned and reused. I haven't had to replace them yet. I change the oil every 3k miles. It's inexpensive and easy to do. I take the old oil back to walmart or advance auto to be recycled. For $10 you can buy cat litter in a plastic resealable container. Put the cat litter in a plastic trash bag and use the container to keep your old oil till you get to the recycle shop. The cat litter is also great if you spill some oil on the floor. I use a cheap alumnium foil baking pan that I bought for $1 to catch the oil as it comes out of the bike. If you can find a bike specific website like this you might be able to find alternatives to motorcycle filters http://www.vn750.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6008

Just a thought. Don't serve beer or any alcohol. If someone wants it, they can bring it. You'll drive yourself crazy trying to be a parent to someone stupid enough to get drunk and ride a bike. At least you can say you didn't supply the booze.

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Saw this ad on www.dealnews.com this morning (4/30/2010) and thought I'd pass it along. I do not own one of these so I can't make any comments about it. http://auto.sears.com/Item.htm?mediaCode=WS&productId=100000657361&catalogId=10624&sid=IAx20071211x000001&aff=Y From the ad: GLOSS BLACK MEDIUM SIZE TRAVEL TRUNK #1 Selling Motorcycle Trunks in America! SAVE OVER $100! When compared to others at $194.99! You Won't Find This Trunk Priced Lower Anywhere! Easy to detach-trunk can be locked, unlocked and removed from mounting plate with only one key! (Comes with 2 keys) * Aerodynamically designed of heavy-duty ABS black plastic Built-in backrest pad Big enough to hold one full-face helmet Mounts to almost any luggage rack Includes, new and improved mounting plate and brackets. We have improved our brackets for more secure and stable mounting on the bike.The most popular touring trunk! Wide center band doubles as an easy-grip handle. Dimensions: 17-1/2"W x 15"L x 11"H or 31 liters of luggage capacity. Mounting plate dimensions: 11"W x 9"L x 1"H.

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Welcome to the site. Enjoy your ride. If you find yourself riding with a group of people, don't ride above your skill level. Unfortunately you usually don't know your limit till you're past it. Relax take it easy and learn. You want to be riding a motorcycle for years, not hours. Remember, Stupid happens fast on a motorcycle. And above all, pay the $25 and take the course. Have a great season.

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Welcome to the site from the north side of the i275 loop.

Welcome to the site. Enjoy your ride.