Pauly

You should buy Andy's Triple.

How could you see that from 2 miles behind me?

It doesn't seem to be slipping, but the lever felt very disconnected from what was happening...like a poorly dubbed Chinese film. Things weren't happening in synchrony.

Yeah... the Hyper has the lightest cable clutch I have uver used. Am a fan.

Would this feel like a very late clutch engagement? Two rides ago, the Whale had a "sluggish?" clutch. Yesterday it was fine.

Brake fluid is comprised. As it gets hotter, it will fail more. Condensation causes the brake fluid to deteriorate.

If people want group rides, then they should post them. It is really that simple. Why is it on "the regulars" to do all the work. Let the newbs pick up some of the slack. Nobody here is a mind reader. There are lots of forums for riding, too. Maybe OR.net has outlived its usefulness?

I don't run errands with the bike. That may change now that I have the Hyper. The Voyager can store a helmet in the top case. I usually just leave it on the ground next to my bike...preferably in the shade.

I am quite satisfied with the small group of riders I regularly get down with. I have been riding well above my skillset for fifteen years. I have no intention of stopping now. I don't have time to herd kittens during my ride. I have carbon credits to burn.

Post up a ride and find out.

I saw a Goldwing in Hannibal today. It was on the Ohio River tugging three barges.

I don't post rides because nobody shows up, anyway. The ones that have consistently ridden with me get a group text message. @Howabusa, I will add you to them if you are inclined to ride. I never meant to be exclusionary, but I am very discriminate about who I ride with these days. I don't like new people near me on a motorcycle. I had enough of that shit when all those squids showed up to the EpicRide a couple years back. If OhioRiders wants to be a social club, then let it be that. If it wants to be the sounding board for ride gathering, then that is also cool. I control who I ride with at all times. That means no online ride posting from me. Honestly, I have the best rides when nobody is looking.

The Wing doubles as a mobile refueling station. Is there a switch for that, or is it touchscreen?

No idea. I take 250 to Bridgeport and then junp on 470 to 88S, in Bethlehem.

Took the Voyager to Hundred and back. I had to get around one truck on 250...and then not a car in sight all the way to WV-7. Traffic didn't start to get heavy until I was on 800, north of I-70. Even then... I managed to make it vanish behind me. Such a nice day for a cruise.

I have a clean FZ6 I will sell you. Nice bike. Low miles. Cozy enough for all day riding.

You got a link?

Do what you want. This isn't Russia.

Real men don't check tire pressure with a guage.

You can't trust brown people.

I get the practicality, but that absolutely kills the flow of her bike. It looked so good and then you took a giant shit on it.

The Multistrada had a tank replaced under warranty. After that... no issues. The ST3 developed a leak at the hinge welds... and warped rotors... and leaking coolant hoses... at 12k miles. Fuck that noise.

Good pizza. Clean restrooms. Quiet atmosphere. Forget where it is, though.

One out of the five previous was a flop. Even so, the performance on the bad one was still very good. It just had issues. None of the other Ducs were much trouble.