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vf1000ride

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  1. Shell Advance 4-T comes in a 15W-50.  I got mine at the Advance auto in Reynoldsburg. I have used it in my Multi as both the workshop and the owners manual only call for a 15W-50, they don't have a temp range chart like the other bikes.  All my other Ducati's and when I had the Triumph all got regular 10W-40.

  2. I have 3 Kershaw knives.  Good quality for the price.  A pair of the mid sized Leek models with 2 different serration styles and then a larger Shallot with the Damascus blade.  I have unfortunately not done a great job of caring for the damascus blade and one of these days I am going to need to polish the thing to get the rust off and then redo the acid dip to get the layers to really stand out again.  It's the only drawback of everyday carry with a carbon bladed knife is making sure to keep it oiled.

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  3. 1 hour ago, Pokey said:

    Yeah my bad....I forget this is primarily a sport bike forum and most members don't even leave Ohio, which is why I rarely frequent here any more. Good luck with your unicorn bike, keep an open mind.

    Only parts of the forum trailer.  There are people on here that still actually ride.  Here is a picture of my Sprint ST when I rode it out to Eureka Springs Arkansas and back.  We stopped at Bull Shoals for a break and a buddy got a cool picture of me.

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  4. 21 minutes ago, Pokey said:

    You likely haven't ridden a recent or modern ADV machine, they are nothing like the old Strom you sold me....neither are the latest Stroms. The new Multistrada and KTM1290 will keep up with and possibly take many supersports on the pavement, and then hit the gravel and hardpack roads "or worse" after handing out the beating. I could never get comfy on the C14, but it obviously is working very well for you. :)

    Kinda have to agree with Pokey on this one.  My Multistrada 1200 with the right rider would keep up with superbikes and no problems staying in front of the 600-800cc crowd.  It is as good of a sport-touring bike as any I have owned or ridden even if shoe-horned into the ADV category. Granted the price isn't going to win over as many people as the Japanese options but I certainly don't regret buying it.

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  5. 9 hours ago, Qman said:

    The old Sprint ST 1050 people seemed to like. Ive never had the pleasure, but did ride the  speed triple.  That motor was pretty sweet!

    My 2006 Sprint ST was a great bike.  Well over 30k miles with no issues.  Would have kept it for many more years if I hadn't done the poor bike the disservice of not being attentive and stuffing it into the side of a mountain.  Oops, my bad, just didn't cover it. :)

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  6. I have gotten pulled over like that twice in the past 6 years going through Gahanna on the way home from work.  One time my plate light was actually out.  As long as you didn't get a ticket, ah well, makes for a good internet story.  Not like we have tall tales of 2 wheel heroics and corner conquests to tell this time of year. :)

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