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Look at that guy! Nice mullet, Santa Side note....My uncle had a Pinto wagon with a bigblock/transaxle setup in the rear of the car back in the 70s. He said that thing would wheelie well beyond the 330ft mark. Guess it was a pretty rowdy little drag car.

A solid buy. Heard a lot of good about these as well. And the headlight thing.....I'm a stickler for symmetry, and every dual headlamped bike I've ever owned always had dual element bulbs in both sockets. Never understood the single sided low beam deal, makes no sense to me. Bikers need to be seen, and need to see in the dark, so why not just wire both for low/high beam? It's an easy fix if you tether the right bulb in with the left and run dual element bulbs in both, but I believe one still shouldn't have to do that

No clue what all goes on throughout the weekend, it's the wife and I's maiden voyage to Vintage Days as well. We want to get there early Friday and sign up for the KTM demo rides, but other than that we just plan to check into the hotel and putt around on the sumos all weekend. We should all meet up somewhere at some point, or maybe about same time daily for those that can only make it out one day?

Or a punk/thrash band

Those are the coolest boards I've seen yet. Thought about making my OSU boards into KTM/Kawasaki/Triumph race boards myself, just haven't done anything yet. Like yours a lot though. What did the decals cost you?

Happy Birthday mang!! Hope it's a good'n

Maybe she wasn't done with that last text msg so she couldn't stop beforehand?

I have severe bike ADD, just without the hyperactivity. I research and imagine riding/owning bikes by the dozen when I'm in the market, but I resist the urge to buy until I'm certain it's what I want.....sort of like @Bad324 but with an actual bike purchase at the end of the story.

^^This^^ My neighbor started his 4th of July celebration over 12 years ago when we bought our house, and he hasn't stopped yet

I despise dental work. Been lucky in life thus far with my teefers, but should there be major problems - I'll go with full dental extraction and falsies

Welcome to the forum. I live north of Dayton, but work in HuberHeights. Hope to see you out and about sometime

Welcome to the forum. If you do buy a full system and PC, some exhaust companies offer free map downloads to get your bike's tune on target. But obviously, nothing beats a custom dyno tune for perfection. Good luck

Welcome to the forum

Welcome to the forum from Midwestern Ohio

Agreed. Tonik should ban himself and give everyone posting here 5k points just because he's such a hateful, dick-eared twat swab of a mod.

Chainguard sold.

Have a fun, safe adventure man. Here's a good idea of what's best to ride over there. Love this website for finding good twisties. http://www.motorcycleroads.com/Routes/West-Virginia_124.html?&scenery=3&amenities=3&quality=4

Sounds good

Stomp Grip kit sold. OEM rear fender sold. Galfer braided line kits sold.

Welcome to the forum

Welcome to the forum

Wife and I have used ours every time we ride together since buying the set last season. They're awesome devices that allow you to do most anything hands free. Plan to upgrade my gps to one that will BT through the 20S so I can quit making wrong turns at every Epic Ride and Gap trip. The pro is that I can talk to my wife.....the con is that I can hear my wife talk

Oh shit....you said nudes, muh'bad

Aw fubar.....not the cafe'.....that's a whole 'nuther level of suck

in the words of EODesmo....Speed safely! What's the destination this time?