JustinNck1

Already owned a BMW before the FJR.

Just received a $200 gift certificate for Aerostich...

It's not my ride to invite you, but I'm sure Andy and Jacob wouldn't care...

You joining in on the fun?

So that's probably 30 minutes give or take to get to the intersection of 78/83. I'll get there a little before 1 to be safe.

I'll meet you guys at the intersection of 78 & 83. What time you guys think you'll be rolling through there?

If you go down the Garmin/TomTom route, I recommend Tyre for route making. it is like a more advanced ITN converter. I use a Garmin 590, it's overpriced and has a steep learning curve IMO. I also have Sygic on my phone, using the same method as @Tonik. It is simple and works great. If you have an old android laying around, you can make it work. All the maps are downloaded to the phone so it is an offline system.

They paved from Cumberland down to 78. It's not the best top coat, but it ain't bad. No more tar snakes.

Price on an Alpinestars Andes V2 Drystar Jacket?

Got a route?

Who's riding this weekend?

Looks like some other people are in the running for Ducati... http://www.motorcycle.com/manufacturer/ducati/reuters-bidders-for-ducati-sale-now-includes-benetton-family.html

Well since your bike has the most common sport motorcycle tire sizes, your choices are abundant. I don't think you can go wrong with a sport touring tire for street use. Angel GT, Roadsmarts, T30s, PR4s, etc.

Did you use suspension fluid or fork oil?

Found out why route 144 is closed...

Welcome!

+1 setting by air gap is the way to go. I got a motion pro tool that lets you set the gap and then suck out the access with a syringe.

Mine Sena unit still works like a champ, but my is self contained inside the helmet.

Welcome!

Awesome news! Hopefully, he will be back to riding in no time.

I was just riding, nothing out of the ordinary.

I see how it is. See if I save your ass next time your lost...

Yeah, he went straight off the road and I stayed on the road...