Check the rear shock preload. Chances are its not set firm enough. Although nothing will turn that bike into a wishbone-suspended flat-sixxer. Speed safe.
Yep. I am very excited to hear Amanda talk about ordering riding gear, but I will miss my BMW if/when she decides she's ready to ride again.
I'll take the FOIA model, please.
Andes V3 Drystar pants, size XL. Brand new, no tags. No miles on these pants. $100, plus shipping. (A-stars run small. Check their size guide)
Belize Drystar boots, size 43. Brand new, no tags. No miles on these boots. $150, plus shipping.
I love not needing stands almost as much as I love having a driveshaft. I'd gladly trade once/year final drive service over regular chain and sprocket maintenance. Practicality and function are irreplaceable to a grumpy critical bastard like me. I'm surprised how easy to own the BMW happens to be. It's very maintenance friendly, yet requires very little maintenance. Of course, nothing expensive has broken yet.
Broke in my new riding suit with a quick romp down 800, lunch in Fly, then back up 536/78/800. Now time for a shower and dinner to celebrate Amanda passing her Anesthesia Final. Wednesday is her Clinical Pathology Final.
Here's the hotdog I shoved into my mouth today...