Pauly

Can't diagnose a thing without pics of the spark plugs.

I was in WV a couple weekends ago and passed a few cyclists climbing the mountains. I decided then that I missed the satisfaction of a hard climb and promised myself I would get back onto my bicycle. The motorcycle is fun and I enjoy it very much, but it is not comparable to climbing on the bicycle. I will attempt to maintain a healthy balance of both. Then I can have my cake and eat it, too.

Taking the Wheelhouse to Charlotte this week. I am hoping to be back into a medium shirt and 32 jeans in time for Thanksgiving. I have not been very diligent on creating time for myself concerning fitness. However, I have ridden my motorcycles over 12k miles this year...so I am not that upset.

Threw the wheels back on the Hyper and slapped some new rear pads on the Voyager. I still need to change the oil on the Hyper, but I caught a bitch of a flu bug and spent all night shaking with a fever. I am just too pooped to pop today. Putting the wheels on absolutely wore me out.

I will be in NC for two weeks, but I will be steering a Chevy Cruze.

Rick sandbags every ride he does with us. I have seen him wick it up and the geezer can roll.

Extreme Scissoring?

There is no people watching like Los Angeles people watching. Ho. Lee. Chit.

Pack a set of arrowhead Multistrada panniers and get back to me. If you dont have the removable liner bags, get some. So much easier than dicking with the panniers themselves. Just toss the liners in the boxes and go. Glad you like your bike. Glad to see you back on the forums. Speed safe and I will catch you another time.

2008 FZ6 for $2500. 21k miles. Tires will last the season, but not on the track.

I just want to find a balance between "not peeing on the floor" and "holy shit my eyes are melting". Sometimes a motherfucker has to piss at 3:00 am.

Fuck that. I have been watching this forum rape the lexicon for over a decade.

Jesus.... I got fucking fat.

Step down? The Grom is in the basement. It is absolutely useless for any practical riding.

With bikes like the CBR500 and Ninja400... the appeal of a GROM is lost on me.

All light switches should be dimmers.

Most shut offs are far more than $50, Richy Rich. Also, it's "we non-alcoholics"...

Wow... haven't seen you round for some time.

I am completely flummoxed by the capabilities of that Ninja.

1320 miles for me. Maybe 100 on the slab and the rest was just brilliant WV roads. The Hyper is amazing. I am very happy with that bike. It is a missle on twisty roads and comfortable in town or hauling ass. The front end needs some love, but the shock seemed to work well. The traction control is awesome. I was trying to make it slip the first night on wet roads and it just stuck. Day 2 was the best of the three, with today being a solid 2nd. Day 1 loses just because of the wet roads and the vintage porn hotel. The pub was cool, though. So was that loop into Maryland. So, Days 1&3 are tied for 2nd, but the crown belongs to yesterday. Wow.. I never knew I could ride that many good roads in one weekend. I plan on doing more of these trips.

I will post later. Too tired now. Time for ice cream.

All of them. We even dipped our toes in Maryland, yesterday.

So many good roads today. So many more tomorrow.

I rode the dick off of it today. Will run the other dick off of it tomorrow..and the last dick off of it on Sunday.

Good for Harley. They finally decided to build something inside their technical abilities. First bicycles, then tomorrow...maybe actual motorcycles.