YSR_Racer_99

I'm hoping there will be "Hi! My Name Is..." nametags there. If there are, how about screennames and real names on them?

Thanks all (EXCEPT Likwid...). RX7 is the same part, as are the vector, viper, chaser, and astro. Looked at ebay. The lid is well over five years old. Thanks Jeff

Arai Quantum E. I need the left side shield cover. Its an Aaron Slight replica, but I don't care what the side cover is (plain, purple, pretty flowers, whatever). Any help appreciated. Thx

At 0:45, wheres the cop thats always there???

Had them on a TLS1k but didn't really put too many miles on them. Got them at the suggestion of a buddy with an FJR1300 who said it was a great tire for that bike, esp considering the weight. He's an aggressive rider and likes to run Deals Gap quickly, with the wife on the back.

What am I missing? I don't see the funny...

OEM. Went to Kevlar on a GSXR race bike once. Kept the OEMs for some reason, put them in my gear box. Wore out the Kevlars, put the OEMs back in, never had to change them again.

My new ink. Back of right calf.

My degree was good in that I used it for seven years and it motivated me to go find something else that I like to do. Its lahk mah mama always said, "they can't take that piece of paper away from you, and it shows the employer that you can stick to something and see it through". I don't think she knew about Nutritional Communications, though...

http://theawesomer.com/yamaha-ryoku-concept/147045/

Its all about dressing appropriately. I've got a riding jacket with a heavy, comfy zipout liner. Cover your neck (balaclava), and warm shoes. For me, the sun being out makes a huge difference. A sunny 49 degree day: I'll ride. Cloudy and 49: Nope. Gloves are the tough part for me. I don't like bulky, but don't like stinging fingers, either. Also, WHERE you ride makes all the difference. The highway will feel much colder than putting around town. I went out on Sunday, and it was in the low 40s. Not a long ride, but it was sunny and dry. I'll take what I can get in the middle of February. If you've got a full Carhartt-type of suit, that would probably rock. I need to try that.

"She was arrested and She started the remove the cuffs and ran".

And now we get to pay for her medical care.

Hey wait.... So I can clean up my garage and make it purty, and I get big discounts on bike stuff? My next three weekends are now laid out for me. Seriously, though, Hob, congratulations, and best of luck on your venture.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sT8s4fAzwRE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oa_xUnyXm0Q http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bZncwVCYko&feature=related

May be too far for you, but Clinton Co Motorsports (between Columbus and Cinti on 71) had some nice Speed & Strength last week for $79. Got a girly one for my wife. SS1000 model, I believe. In store only, not on their website. "My Motorcycle is my Weapon" was one of the versions. Saw a cool HJC with a built in tinted "visor" inside that retracts. Looks like a fighter pilot setup. Very cool.

What size are you looking for? An expensive helmet is still cheaper than an ambulance ride, and much less than any head injury. But hey, at least you'll be wearing a helmet.

Rod and cones with thumb screws. If you've got one to sell, please PM me. Thx

Sorry, couldn't resist.

http://cincinnati.craigslist.org/mcy/2853932530.html Anyone wanna call a BS alert on this one? "Never wrecked or laid down", but mixed bodywork and a stunting cage & 12 o'clocker... "Won't find a nicer one for this year". I was looking for a photo of the trashcan lid rear sprocket.

as of 02/16/2012, from : http://www.midohio.com/School/Courses/Motorcycles/Performance-Track-Riding No KTM Race_Orange Fly & Ride Program Unfortunately, KTM is not able to bring this initiative to Mid-Ohio this year, though we hope that it may return in the future. KTM remains the Official Motorcycle of Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course and The Mid-Ohio School. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you. As always, please join us for our Standard and Max-Time Twilight events with your own sportbike. Plenty of riding days are available this season including a pair of weekend dates.

but won't buy or pay to see any more of his stuff. http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?section=news/local/los_angeles&id=8544739

http://www.livingsocial.com/cities/117/deals/246536-target-package-25-ccw-class-50 Don't know if its a good deal, and don't know anything about the place. Thought someone may be able to use it, though.

I don't know that this is aimed at me, but since mine was the only vibration-related post up to that point, I'm gonna go with it. Kirk at KRW is the guy I bought the bike from, and the one who tried to lessen the vibration. It'd be a stretch to say that Kirk doesn't know his stuff. He's got tons of experience, and could tell you what the valve clearance was on a 1973 Honda whatever. Tried the usual fixes to dampen the vibration, nothing worked. Not designed to be a street or highway cruiser, but marketed as a full supermoto-style street bike with lights, signals, horn, etc? Okay. The furthest I rode was from Lebanon to Hillsboro (about an hour and 15 minutes each way) on a Saturday. Hung my ass off the seat or sat on my foot most of the way home due to "discomfort". The blurring of the vision would kick in after about 15 minutes, and I'm guessing that it would've happened on a track, too. Can't lessen vibration? Counterbalancers do it. Honda had to ADD vibration to some of their Twins to make them more marketable. The 625 was a big single, and some of that is par for the course. I'm thinking that I just got a "Monday bike" or "Friday bike" as far as the engine build since everything else was above-par. Wish it would've been a Wednesday bike... Awesome bike, other than the vibration. Engine had more than enough power. More than once I came out of a store to get on it, and someone would be there looking at it. Tons of fun. Only put 2k miles on it in 2 years.

>>Yuengling Bock<< They sell it in FL. Had some last summer. Mmmmmm.