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But sometimes you mow it in the other direction to be different. I Love my kids and enjoy them everyday but yea being a "family man" is wearing thin sometimes and ready to be done with it. But no regrets with momma bear she's a good one and never a dull moment. Just want to be able to fuck like aps all over the house when ever and where ever we want without those little bastards interfering.

I'm still stalled, I still can't get motivated to work out again. Still eating right and cutting back but it's getting me nowhere.

Funny you say this because ive often wondered what my deal was when dating. Being a tall man I always found taller women to be very attractive. Yet I always dated shorter women, even I don't know why. Don't think ive ever been with a woman over 5'5", my wife is 5'4". Maybe subconsciously I thought tall women didn't want guys close to their height. I'm really not sure.

Serious chicy you do not show your age, there is no way I pegged you for being older than me(40). This and This, Exactly

This is what 9 year old 50k mile fork fluid looks like. It actually super dark green and smelt like old gear oil.

I would be if I commuted but I don't, my bike dosnt leave the garage for less than 100 miles at a time.

I didn't change them this go round, but ill admit its a gamble. But I did a extensive inspection and cleaning of them.

Yea about 10k a year and hence why 2 year at 20k should be sufficient according to MaKaw. Is that rhetorical answer? I'll prob have more than that this year but 10k has been my average since ive owned this bike.

Ma Kawi says 3 years or 20k miles in my shop manual. Why I figure ill do it every 2

9 years and 50k miles I felt I was way over due. Ill do it every couple years from now on.

Or order one of these on amazon. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000GZPCYI/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_49W0ybQNM1FPX

This is a copy and paste from a post @Tonik made a long time ago but yea he's the expert at it i'm still a novice............... Some free software I found for Windows called ITN Converter. Plan the whole route out on Google Maps, then copy the URL to it and it converts it to a file that Sygic uses..or most other Nav programs. You just have to put lots of way points in when you make it in google so it forces Sygic to follow your plan. Sometimes it takes a couple of tries to get enough way points in the right place to force it. Then copy the file to the phone. http://www.benichou-software.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=4&Itemid=3&lang=en

I like the functions of the remote I just don't like it taking real estate on the grip. Plus when I run my heated grips on high when it's really cold it makes my remote shut down due to high battery temps.

I'll admit I absolutely hated the bar remote when I first got it but I almost forget it's there now....except when im reaching for my other buttons and bump it. That still sucks

WANT!

Yea that's a excellent thought, always like to reward people for making my life easier.

Need to finalize my maps with some gas stops, mainly on the Ozark day(day3). Not very many gas stops on that 415 zigzag. After that need to convert maps over to Sygic. Looks like something to do this week while it rains.

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You will like them for the price. Plus gives you a chance to try a 190/55 because I don't think they make one in a 190/50 GT spec Best dry grip I've ever had on my bike and worn perfectly round. At least my last two did.

Just made it home, had a great time with great folks. Thanks for letting us central low lifes stink up your party.

Got mine on Jakewilson basically same company as RMATV.

Yup to my surprise i recieved a $100 card

I said OG not wee-nie.

Okay looks like I should be there, plus one O.R., OG mystery guest.