JustinNck1

FTFY

No kids, no commitments outside M-F work week, and 4+ weeks of vacation. I devote almost all my free time to motorcycling. Probably explains my bias and struggle to comprehend giving up motorcycling. I am truly not sure what I would do without it.

Well my progress has really stalled in the last month or so. I haven't gained any, just not losing like I was. Not eating right being the main factor, but when I'm on vacation, I'm on vacation damnit lol. Still sitting at 220 right now. November 1st will one year since I started eating healthy and exercising. My winter plan is to get my running stamina up and be able to run a 5k in the spring. I thought I'd never say that, but yeah I wanna run an event.

My current plan is to go down a couple days early and hit the Barber museum.

and I posted the same thing for less than $9 . It would work fine with a crescent wrench.

I will be out riding in SEO Saturday. Still trying to juggle 3 different groups of people wanting to ride.

I just saw this mentioned on a Ducati forum.. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Suzuki-GSXR-750-24mm-Allen-Wrench-Axle-Tool-112611-001-/152016800400?epid=758277934&hash=item2364e84a90:m:mSTd-LrfPw-xMtuf-EsL5tg&vxp=mtr

Most 24mm hex is needed for front axle, which is hollow, so you can use these, but I don't think it will work in your situation. https://www.amazon.com/Motion-Pro-08-0397-Chrome-Axle/dp/B009D3FPSM

I got one of the Smith 22A's and it's a blast to shoot. Accurate, not picky on ammo and I even threw my red dot on it one time. I usually let people who are new to shooting try it out first. Not as intimidating as others.

I never dreamed it would be that hard to find a 24mm hex socket. I just did some searching and there isn't too many options let alone reasonably cheap options. https://store.snapon.com/Hand-Sockets-Socket-Motorcycle-1-2-drive-24-mm-external-hex-Suzuki-Hayabusa--P642959.aspx

Before everyone gets all butthurt, yes the track is cool, yes it helps hone certain skills. I want to do a track day. It's just not for some people, much like dual sport riding or touring. I hone my skills out riding the dangerous and spooky mountain roads, where a perfect apex is laughable in most cases. It's not ideal, but I have fun. The skills I've gained from riding on the street works great for the street. To each their own, just don't look down from your high horse when someone thinks different.

If that's true, you learnt alot in that one track day.

We're just street peasants, we wouldn't understand.

Both my Fantasy Teams sucked this week.

I always wanted to start a motorcycle courier service. They have them overseas, but I don't thinking would take off unless in a severely dense populated area.

Cheap, decent handling, kinda like a less impressive T30. Mileage ain't that great. When on rebate though, they can be had for really cheap. (Like right now, $70 off a set)

I quit riding, sold my bike for almost a year. Probably the most miserable year of my life. I had other hobbies but nothing was like riding. I also found out that riding for the adrenaline rush was a toxic way of riding for me. I now ride for stress relief, travel to see new things, and of course meeting great people. I still like the adrenaline rush every now and then, but in moderation so it doesn't get out of control. I think everyone hits that rut of not riding, it's how you cope with it and move forward.

My old f4i wouldn't run with a low battery. Fuel injection would throw all kinds of fits.

If it's without a wafflemaker, that's a deal breaker.

Well my Skyline Drive plans have been cancelled, since Sunday is gonna be a cold wash out. Making a Day trip over to the Air Force Museum in Dayton Saturday if anyone wants to meet up.

No post can have implied offerings. Mr. "I don't get invited"

Watch out, @Tonik might buy it, wad it up in a ditch and make money off it.