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These are great bikes with comfortable egos. They are also very reliable and fun to ride. GLWS!

If I was you, I would have bought it too. That is a heck of a bike.

So, is this bike available or not?

Is this still avaiilable?

Have they put Android Auto on these yet? BTW, that is a great looking bike!

First day of spring. Had to ride the Connie to work.

Welcome to OR!

These are great bikes with comfy ergos. LBTS GLWS.

Call them and ask them. There is no road salt here. 740-522-5751

I was at Hinderer Honda in Heath, OH a few weeks ago, and they had a new wing for demo. I thought about taking it for a spin. I don't think you would go wrong with it. I see one in my future.

I'd like to go, but I will probably be too busy in June. I am going with wife and kids to the OBX. I will take the Connie and meet them there at the end of June. I may also ride out to the Badlands to meet my parents for a long weekend at the beginning of June, if I can make it work. I definitely want to go on another one of the OR Gap trips. My current work/family schedule is hectic.

This is too close to not check it out.

Thanks for all the info. I have an extra set of rims, and I bought 3 ttr110s for my daughters this fall. I will buy some tires, and I will try it out. (Unless I find a crf100 ahead of time).

Looking at the classes, the ttr110 fits a class. Can I put street tires on one of our ttr110s and try a race day? (or is that bike only for kids?) I have a 1 piece textile firstgear suit. Would this be suitable for a first time race day? If I like it, I can buy a leather suit and another bike.

What's a good budget number for getting the bike and gear needed for OMRL?

Hatfield McCoy has trails of different skill levels. I have ridden at Buffalo Mountain that has a lot of kick ass single track, and it was great. I have also ridden at Pocahontas to Pinnacle with a bunch of 4 wheelers. It was not as difficult as Buffalo Mountain. It had very little single track, and it had some great views. I was riding with a broken wrist in a splint, so this was just what the doctor ordered (lol). Both were very enjoyable, but in different ways. There is some beautiful riding for all levels of riding.

The suspect deserves a good star for being a shitty person. I am sure his parents are proud.

Can I get a price on a Klim XL Bandlands Jacket (preferably in Gray) and either 34 Badland or Latitude Pant (also preferably in Gray)?

One word: SLOW

I'm healing. Most of the swelling is gone, but I am still a little sore and weak. I have a splint/brace that has a steel shank that is rounded at the palm, so I can do some easy riding. Putting some miles on the Z?

I started commuting on the Connie again.

Worst motorcycle weekend ever: My oldest daughter's dirt bike seized up while riding at Perry. My youngest daughter's bike quit running a few minutes later. It is still not running. While riding in a dual sport ride on Sunday, I wrecked into a creek bed at the bottom of a downhill pretty hard. I have a displaced fracture in one of my carpel bones. My riding season is done. This sucks!

+1. The ABS on the Connie has saved my butt a few times over the years. I wish the FZ1 had it. It can get squirrelly when it is cold or in heavy rain. All of my future street bikes will have ABS.

I'm in Pataskala.

Your more than welcome to try my Connie. I've ridden both the FZ1 and Connie for extended periods, and the comfort level is not even close. You can ride the Connie at 100 mph all day long (or until LEOs catch you). It's not just searing position. The wind protection matters also.