JustinNck1

I am in the process of breaking my Neotec in too. The cheek pads do seem tighter than my last Shoei at break-in, but I need more riding time before I decide to go to small cheek pads. My dad's neotec has the thinner ones in and they do make a big difference.

I really like Craigslist. You definitely gotta sort the good from the bad. I always want a well lit, public place, cash money, and my gun of course.

I wonder how this guy would feel if he was blocking an intersection for a group of bikes and a car came through and clipped his front end. He just needs to learn to pick his battles. Even if you're right, you might be dead right on a bike. This is why i avoid Columbus like the plague. Head south and find good roads to ride on.

I had Angel GT's on my beemer and loved them. I think im gonna try some PR4 when the FJR needs a set.

You know you got a problem when you have a collection of the free shirts they give you for spending $150.

If you find what you want, get ahold of Mike. He will hook you up. I just got myself a Shoei Neotec, and it fits awesome. Internal sunglasses is a great feature.

Welcome!

Nice! I was reading last week where they thought they wouldnt get a stream for this.

My buddy has a 2011 R6, and we installed a M4 slipon. It sounds good and it wasn't expensive, $250 new. http://www.m4exhaust.com/products/yamaha-r6-2008-GP.htm

I have always wanted a Citori. Have you ever shot a Briar Rabbit in Zanesville?

Welcome! Triple nickle is gonna be covered in junk for a couple more weeks. Sounds like you're just as excited as I am to get riding.

I don't think there were any 174 hp bikes in 1996.

I am currently in the beta testing program for Fusar helmets. They are very extensive in their selection process, but I have made it through a few rounds of surveys. They said if selected, I should get an actual product around May. Hopefully I meet their criteria.

Two of my buddies DJ at the Adelphia from time to time, and they say it's a nice place. Marietta Brewing Co is a popular venue and one of the nicer places in Marietta.

I had a 1200 Custom for 2 years. It was a fun bike, but in those 2 years, I realized I enjoyed riding longer distance weekend trips, and it wasn't gonna work for what I needed. Yeah it sounds cool, and it would carry the front wheel at stoplights, but a 400 mile day was torture. I have now moved to sport touring bikes and couldn't be happier. I am 5'10" and the pic below I was around 230lbs. I know I looked cool as a sleeveless squid

Hey guys, I am trying to help my brother out and advertise his bike for him. He has a baby and no time to ride since their busy with their other hobbies (drag racing). This bike is super clean and well maintained. $3800 PICTURES BELOW

Welcome to the forum! Good looking bikes. I miss my sporty sometimes, but I needed to move onto something bigger.

Well it's been over a month, I have sent countless messages through the forum and their website. No response. I even found a phone number today and called. I searched Knight Signs and Decals and the Better Business Bureau site comes up before their website. Not a good sign. Here is a link to their F BBB rating. I will being filing my Paypal claim today. http://www.bbb.org/dayton/business-reviews/signs/knight-signs-and-decals-in-new-carlisle-oh-30929

I sent another message through his website. Tomorrow will be a full month.

That ride is awesome. Pretty much any road out of McConnellsville is a good road.

Awesome looking bike! Those 6 cylinders sound awesome. I looked at a K1600GT, but too much for my budget.

I ride the section from Rt 50/7 to Rt 550 on my way home from work, which is the best quality section of 555 IMO. Lots of blind hills and curves. It's an ok road, not my favorite. I wouldn't avoid it though.