Pauly

If your Ducati rear brake doesn't work, leave the wrenching to someone smarter than you.

That is actually the 2nd best news I have heard, today.

That is perfect.

Excellent response.

The grammar nazi inside me devoped an eye twitch after reading this post.

Let me guess? 2nd testicle still not there?

Agreed.

You'd be surprised.

She's a fine motorcycle. Glad you are keeping her tip top.

I had a kid offer to make payments, because he "will be making $1200/month soon".

At the time, it would have been. Lol

Sold, pending funds.

Just gave you 500 reasons to do something fun.

Price drop for OR.net memebers. $5500.

... aw, never mind.

I saw it hidden last night and had no idea why or who.

History repeats itself. Time and time again.

it's a world gone mad.

"YMMV". For the record, I bought them a few times. The tires were decent, when they were decent. Quality control was my issue.

I didn't say they were not quality. I said to buy quality tires and brakes.

Tires and brakes... buy quality.

Excellent.

I was left stranded near 800/22 with a 5 year old Yuasa. I turned off the bike to get a better look at a construction road closure that I had not anticipated. Saw an opening and knew I could safely get through without doing harm to the site. Hopped back onto the bike, turned the key, gauges swept, thumbed the starter and heard a pop..and everything went silent. EVERYTHING. A perfectly fine battery that never gave me one indication it was about to fail just screwed me. The Voyager's battery did the same thing last year, but I have no idea how old it was. To be safe, 5 years is the farthest I will push another one. I replaced the Ducati's battery when I bought the bike and keep the old one on a trickle charger in the garage for my bailout battery.

Racist.