Connie14

Pledge? It works for me, but I don't have a matte finish.

^ me too.  OSU's College of Engineering was right across the street from motorcycle parking.  I got hooked to riding really quickly.

Welcome to OR!

Sounds like a good day of riding.

You may want to check out a ram mount xgrip. You can use your phone's GPS while you are riding.  It is especially nice if you have an in helmet ggo bluetooth system.

North Carolina mountains.  I would say Deals Gap, but there is great riding in the whole region.  I ride through there every year on my way to the Outer Banks to meet the wife and kids.

On 4/15/2016 at 9:19 PM, Bad324 said:

Shit you just made me realize another thing I'm going to have double to worry about 

Here is my advise:

We've never had any issues at Perry.  There seems to be more technical riding for dirt bikes there than there is at Wayne.

Heated Gear felt good this morning! It definitely extends the riding season.

Congrats Mr. Hate. You raised a classy good hearted kid.

Communists and theocracies don't follow the popular vote. You gotta let a free society be free, even if it is a mistake.

On a related note, any candidate that is on the ballot in all 50 states should be given a spot in the debates.

Nice video. It makes me want to add a KLR to the garage.

http://www.throttleroll.com/how-to-be-a-cafe-racer/

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Hello

Welcome to OR

I have been using PR4s for the last couple of years. They are great tires in all conditions. I have been ordering them from www.jakewilson.com.  They tend to have the lowest prices, and you will receive them in the CBus area the next day after ordering them.

The good news is that all of the other great riding roads in the area will be free from HDs on that afternoon, so it is a win-win.

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Welcome to OR.  DRZs are fun bikes to ride.

Welcome to OR. Congrats on taking the MSF course.

Nice bike!

•  meth is a hell of a drug

Nice looking bike, but it could use some bags. Then it could make the trip into Canada and Vermont. Just sayin. 

12 hours ago, Hellmutt said:

"American" civil engineering

Considering that one of civil engineering's desired goals is to reduce stormwater run off, this appears to be pretty effective.

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