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Give me a call if you'd like to order the GoPro HD, I currently do not have the Hero 2.

Excellent question that I did not know the answer to. I contacted Cardo Systems and Sena to find out and they confirmed that they can only be paired with another comm device of the same brand. Everybody watch out, he's got some go fast stickers.

I don't carry the interphone. I do have a few of the Scala Rider G4's left, or the Sena bluetooth bike com system.

PM on it's way.

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Like the Bell Star Carbon helmet but not a fan of the RSD graphics? Riders Discount also has the Matte Carbon version available for those of you that just want the the carbon fiber weave in all of its glory. The Bell Star Matte Carbon helmet shown here with a dark smoke shield. All of the great aerodynamic features, with none of the graphics covering the carbon fiber.

I have a spare key from a early 70's Honda. I can mail it or hand it off at Mid Oh if you're attending.

they don't have white boots, ballers have white boots.

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So is it any better than the Camaro or is it just some fancy bodywork with a different namebadge for more money?

Help your Alien Motion LiFePO4 battery last as long as possible by using their balancing charger. This charger gives the proper 14.4V output at 1 amp while also balancing the cells. Having the cells balanced will not only keep them healthier, but it will also insure a complete charge. One of the great things about Alien Motion is that they are able to offer very competitive pricing on all of their products. The balancing charger is just $32.99, meaning that you can pick up the charge AND a battery for significantly less than the price of one of the competitors batteries alone.

Is this the big you one you just got recently or the older one?

On it's way You can never have enough helmets Roland Sands designed helmets have generally just been a single colorway with different designs all together like the Speed Freak or Flash. I do have both the Speed Freak and Matte Carbon available, let me know what size you're after and I'll double check inventory for you. Sooo do you need a hookup on this Bell helmet? lol

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Riders Discount now has the newest edition to Bell’s extremely popular Star Carbon line-up - the RSD Black Beauty. As with the previous Bell Star Carbon helmets, this version uses an outer shell that is made from 100% carbon fiber. Bell spent a great deal of time engineering the shell to be not only lightweight and strong, but very aerodynamic as well. What they came up with was an angular shape with a uniquely contoured spoiler, both of which make this helmet extremely stable and resistant to buffeting. Air doesn’t only flow over the exterior nicely, it also flows in through the strategically placed vents at the front. This fresh air then pushes the warm air around your head out the exhaust vents at the back to help keep you cool and fresh. All vents are independently adjustable so that you can dial in the ventilation for different conditions. Designed by long time Bell Collaborator, Roland Sands, the RSD Black Beauty graphic is laid over the carbon fiber in such a way that it doesn’t cover it up. This allows the weave to show through, and we think that’s a great design element. Who doesn’t like the look of carbon fiber? Feel free to get in touch Nathan if you have any questions about the Bell Star Carbon RSD Black Beauty, or any other Bell products. You can give him a call at 866.931.6644 ext. 809 or shoot him a PM through the forum. You can also send an email to FORUM at RIDERSDISCOUNT dot COM if that’s more convenient. All Bell helmets come with a clear shield as standard, but we have all the optional shields available - including dark smoke (pictured) and the SolFX Transitions shield.

i would think it'd be a heck of an opening. tomato tomato.

Gray/black color on the chain or sprockets? I don't have the speedscreen, but I do have the Zero Gravity double bubble if that interests you?

Your brakes are obviously an essential part of your bike and, like any moving part, they require maintenance to keep them working as they should. Time spent working on your bike and cleaning up after the job’s done is time that can’t be spent riding, so anything that can save time in this area is a good thing. Motion Pro has a new tool called the Mini Bleeder that does both, and it is available from Riders Discount. The Motion Pro Mini Bleeder combines a few different tools into one handy little package to take the hassle and mess out of bleeding your brakes. The wrench is floating and has 12 points to fit on the 8MM, 6 point hex of the tool body. This allows you to make small adjustments to be made in small spaces if necessary. A rubber seal inside the body prevents leaks and a one-way valve that keeps the fluid flowing in one direction. Fluid flows out the long hose that is attached to the back of the body, allowing you to route it into the catch can of your choice. Motion Pro’s Mini Bleeder is a great addition to your tool box whether you’re bleeding your brakes once a year for the street, or every other weekend for the track. You can order yours from Riders Discount by calling Nathan at 866.931.6644 ext. 809, or by sending a PM through this forum. You can also feel free to shoot an email to FORUM at RIDERSDISCOUNT dot COM and we’ll get back to you right away!

I have access to those items as well

You can always order a sprocket and if it doesn't work slap in your old sprocket while you wait on a new chain from Riders Discount

Good testament to the durability of these gloves.

Good discussion in here.

All the cool kids are on Twitter these days anyways. Like us (no pun intended)

Thanks for the input Rusty, these are some solid gloves.

You bring up some interesting points, however I don't think that because "new" manufacturers bring out a "new" item that their unproven protection is the new standard. This is not a chinese copy we are talking about here. Held is one of the only gloves still made in Europe and if you want the best sometimes you have to pay. Held gloves have been the best on the market for the last 10+ years and I still consider them the best. The most important thing to look at in my opinion is how well the glove holds up in a crash. I can tell you first hand that there is no doubt in my mind when wearing these gloves.