Pauly

I don't want three Ninjabikes. I don't really want one Ninjabike.

That thing is three Ninjabikes wide.

That's already gone.

If it had ABS I would have already mailed a check. It's a smoking deal on a pristine classic and I have no place to store it.

Never failed him? It's practically brand new!

I don't have time to build you a shed.

And hopefully centered..you neanderthal.

Jacket and Pants. Used for 2022 season. Comes with original armor, MINUS BACK PROTECTOR. No tears or snags. EDIT: Look.. if you know someone that could use this kit, or if your kit is showing its age , or you could use a new summer riding suit.. you can have it. I don't really feel like shipping it, but I could be persuaded to moto-meet you somewhere on a sunny day and you can buy me a sandwich, or a burrito, or a hotdog, or a pizza, or a donut, or a hot pretzel, or a macaroon, or a bbq something or other. I'm not picky.

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I thought 2V Ducatis were a breeze to maintenance. This bike is a peach. The only plastics I had to remove were the tank covers, and that took five minutes. Edit: Also, gear-driven cams FTMFW!!

Valvetrain inspection today.

Ship the forks in a hard shell rifle case.

Air filter replaced in 25 minutes. I now understand @Tonik's pain. That was rough.

That dragon needs Jim glasses and a Wu Tang Clan tattoo and it would be perfect.

Then again, nobody will see it from the street. I think the SuperMario Dragon Castle is the best one. Voted.

"EXPENSIVE MOTORCYCLE INSIDE"

We match, but I have the 2.7TT. I love the 36 gallon tank, but when fuel was ~$5/gallon I spent $175 filling it. That sort of sucked.

I have front row seats to that shitshow... ehrm, airshow.

12k service began today. Drained the crankcase and final drive. Waiting for my super magnetic uber drainplugs to arrive before I close and refill. Then comes spark plugs, air cleaner, fuel filter and valve gap inspection. So ready for a ride.

I wasn't trying to. I just was.

Jim is a legend only in his own mind.

Totes gonna splode, bruh.

I think the compromise of a new spyder to your retirement from servicing it satisfies all parties involved. Congrats.

And they haven't improved all that much.