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#5 guilty actually double guilty, I own a street triple and an sv650.

to be fair, the party with the most flags hasn't always been the one you want in power...

Yes, but is it made of cheese?

@Tpoppa - may have found mystery man from GA...

Some pretty tight turns on that last little section of 28 before Fontana.

Until you look at the truck and wonder which route they blocked off for half a day to get up there :|

Just do what I do, make it super inconvenient to actually use your trailer. It'll be like you don't even have one. Don't you already have a ST sitting around gathering dust?

A project at work has turned into a shit show and I got a special call telling me I need to pick up their slack so no Friday Funday for me, sadly.

Thanks for the heads up, Rusty.

Stickers are a choice, hi-vis is a lifestyle. We never make light of other's lifestyle choices on this forum, if we did it wouldn't be a safe space.

I'm hesitant to put something I don't own through its paces :\ thanks though! Turn comfy couch into a track bike, you could take donuts to a speed they've never seen before.

I used to ride that mountain a lot when I was younger. Have a bunch of scars on my leg from eating shit a few times.

There's a ferry south near Ticonderoga, which is a pretty cool revolutionary/french & indian war fort that runs daily tours, they even shoot a canon (many an elementary school field trip spent there). There's a bridge not far north of there near Lake George that was recently redone, dumps you into the rolling fields south of Vergennes... about an hour south of Burlington. A bunch of Apple orchards, strawberry/raspberry picking places and a few smaller farm stores that sell maple syrup and such. Vermont Flannel Co. also has a shop on the way to Burlington from Vergennes for all your lumberjack needs. Hotel Vermont in Burlington is nice, the rooms are very uh.. euro-modern and kinda small but the food there is some of the best in town; you can also get one of the highest ranked IPA's in the country there at the bar (https://www.beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/27039/16814/). Shelburne Farm is worth driving through (or even staying at if you can get a room, though they aren't cheap), it's a preserved estate from the late 1800's that was built by the Vanderbilts. Beautiful property with a good number of hiking trails and so on, right on the lake. The Inland Sea (45 minutes or so north of Burlington) will be the warmest part of Lake Champlain if you want to swim at all. You'll find the best roads on the eastern part of the state if you're up north. If you head to central/southern Vermont, there's good roads all over the damn place since it's all mountains. The road up to Smuggler's Notch/Stowe is pretty cool, I think it's 108; not far out of Burlington heading East. A number of ski areas keep their fire access roads open during the summer and I know that a few of them are paved a good portion of the way to the top of the hill. Good views from the top. I wouldn't recommend going up Killington's, it gets really steep in some sections and is all course gravel. There's a gondola you can take to the top for the view though, it runs daily.

We all know you can't see your bike beneath all of the dragon stickers man, you don't have to put other people down.

lame. have yet to ride a liter bike in any capacity. make take the 6 for a spin then.

followup: http://www.cnbc.com/2016/07/19/erdogan-targets-more-than-50000-in-purge-after-failed-turkish-coup.html bye bye secular Turkey.

If you a-holes are going Friday I might swing by too if I can get out of work. Test out an R1 for funzies. Tonik, go for the sweet sweet triple in the FZ-09.

photo taken on UK dragon, harley in wrong lane as usual. how do I know? nobody wears hi-vis vests here in the states unless they're riding a beamer.

If it's love vs. hate, I bet on hate every time.

I'm good with either option. I'm packing light if we do hate-train though, like smell like the doodoo cause I'm wearing the same compression gear every day light.

Nah, developers/investors needed to see there was a market for augmented reality games. There clearly is. Pokemon GO is doing for AR what WoW did for MMO's. For better or worse.

fyi augmented reality is going to explode over the next 5-10 years so if you have a problem with pokemon:go (proof of concept), you're gonna have a bad time down the road.

I'll look for you on the news.

next big thing, harley riders and their pokemon patch jackets denoting every pokemon they have caught.