izhe4rael

Nice bike. Welcome!

Good letter. I appreciate the dudes calm response. To bad it did help. Since I'm a newb and can't start a tread here is my favorite neighbor letter: http://www.happyplace.com/3644/note-from-black-dude-who-heard-all-your-racism Best letter of all time. I only wish there was a response posted.

mazda rx8!

Very Cool!

She was only wearing a bathing suit. At least get het a helmet!

I gotta go with firing squad too. Meal: Toni's Po-Boy from Creole Kitchen

It began the moment the thread was posted.

Let the OR soap opera begin!

Good color choice!

good stuff!

Regardless of if the dude was a cop or not he still said he "believed" the call came in that way which doesn't make it fact. If, big if, the call came in as waiving a gun then the person was wrong for making that call. Anyway my point is still the same. If you are going to wear a gun holster around, regardless of if you are white or black, don't be surprised if someone calls the cops and is concern about the possibility of a gun since gun holsters aren't designed to carry cell phones.

@Exarch I wasn't comparing the empty him holster to being followed. I was comparing a stranger wearing a empty holster to a sranger in a hoodie. If wearing a hoodie means its okay to follow then surely an gun holster could justify calling the cops. @shittgsxr No need to reread the thread. The original post said nothing about being concerned about a wrongful call to the police. Just that a dude with an empty holster was detained by police. This supposed waiving of a gun mess you keep going on about came up later. And i say supposed because one dude on here said the "believed" that was the call was a guy waiving a gun around.

It's funny the difference between this conversation and the Trayvon one. On this one some can't understand why people would be concerned about a random person walking around with an empty gun holster around their waste. In the Trayvon conversation several people think it is justifiable to follow and confront a person walking through a neighborhood simply because they don't know'm and they are wearing a hoodie.

Yo!

Wolfman bags are the way to go. http://www.wolfmanluggage.com/Saddle/09index.html

What was the last year of the 800? 2008?

Gotta try that again...

The west coast... http://www.flickr.com/photos/izhe4rael/4770974599/

@Bad324 I don't love the new look but I want my next bike to be a Honda & a VFR so I'm kind stuck. I like the VFR look better when it was an 800 though.

Welcome!

Hi all. My name is David & I'm new to the forum. I live in Columbus and have been riding for about five years. I ride a SV650N but am hoping to step up to a VFR1200 soon. I love to travel & have been on two cross-country moto trips. Wanna ride?