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another forum allows you to type [you] and it changes to whoever's username that is viewing it.

seeing if [you] would notice.aw this on another forum.

apparently i have a man crush on you and rep you too much. but this is epic.

Can't freaking wait. I have literally only rode the triumph once. It was fun, but just a tease.

Fuckin asshat.

keep his price in mind. triumph is expensiver. i loved my r6. until it clunk. you thought of a 650? they're even cheaper, and imo better commuter bikes. i had one before the r6.

Got a pic? Probably better than what we have now.

So, the project is underway. We came across Ninja 250 stuff for way cheap, and it fits the requirements. But, a couple of the tires are way old and dry rotted. I don't need new. nor do I need a lot of tread. Just not too old, time wise. I can pay, but not much. (It's tax deductible too!) And I can travel to retrieve them. Any of you guys with shops that recycle them anyway? Looking for 130/80-16 and 110/90-16. Thanks for any leads!

Captive, they'll eat dead mice. They sell them frozen. In the wild, it's be a preference thing. I like the bounty. Or incentive restaurants to cook them.

I love ridersdiscount, but for helmet prices, I check motorcyclecloseouts.com. And read up on webbikeworld.com.

I was afraid to click this in school... Disappointed.

qft. my father and his wife own harleys. they subscribe to the 'live it' clause. when i get my big boy job, i'm gonna get pops on a metric cruiser, and convert him. if nothing else, get him out of the feet forward style. it's worse on your back than full tuck on a race replica.

welcome! ynot any reference to an initial height? as in, a free fall equation?

Duh, gotcha. Carry on.

Fudged up the quote, on my phone: "As for the -1/+2 thought, that equates to about a +1 in the rear overall " I'm no expert racer tech smarty pants, like you, but I'm pretty sure that's more like + 3.5-4 in the rear. Lower in the front gives torque just like higher in the rear. To op, just find the 10 link length. Most manufacturers have a scale for that. That's how I knew my old chain was shit. you don't need a caliper, just a tape. And google.

lmao thanks! my advisor is all about chinese knockoffs. he's from taiwan himself. "this is capitalism. america can't be capitalist and good to environment at same time. you buy what cheap. BUT! alway check shipping!" anywho, these are just about the cheapest rim i can find that i think(read hope) meets the specifications i need... i i just want to make sure before we send money... it says the width of tire is 2.5", but is that the width at the rim sidewall or the tips? i mean, my tires extend out a bit on each side. any other suggestions?

hm. well that site must be uninformed. i think they mean a 125. besides needing the width to be at least 8cm, the rim diameter is required to be 13".

I abused my R6.. The wreck was in a parking lot. At a skills refresher at Solid Rock this spring. The tps was fudging up and trying to stall the bike the whole way through. I got to the quick stop, and my frustration led me to accelerate much quicker than the Rebel 250 that I last tried on did. My quick stop turned into a long slide... The bike went at least 100 feet and into the grass on the far side of the lot. Luckiily the fairings were already off. I admit to most of my retard moments being inexperience. For squidliness, I need to work on road rage. I've made some decisions I knew weren't good ideas. Punched a guy's mirror who was trying to run me off the road once. I also tried to get on the bike while walking it. Pulled my bad shoulder out keeping it up, but I did!

I'm debating using these wheels (click) for my senior design project. However, the section width must come to at least 8 cm or 3.15". I'm also hoping to find some street tires for cheap to fit the rims. If anybody has one, can you tell me the widest dimension of the tire? Thanks a ton.

so long as it is above the suspension, it should be fine. if you do helmet mount, depending on the helmet mount, it can definitely cause drag on the highway. if you can manage it on the chin bar, that would be ideal.

he probably filtered, and was legal.

The 8 cm sidewall rule is to eliminate bike tires. Trust me, if we could, we would! Rolling resistance, inertia, and the advisor has bike parts out the ass!

practicality isn't necessary for art... look at anything with paint on a piece of paper. utterly useless. i personally like it. as has been stated, it would probably bottom out off road, and slide out on road... but it'd be fun to goof off with.

looks sharp!

If you want money, serve tables. Like, olive garden or fridays. Glad to see somebody else from mburg. The shell on 725 by chipotle is hiring. But their shifts probably won't work well for you.