John

1. ride to front royal VA 2. ride skyline drive 3. ride BRP 4. ride dragon 5. come home take your time and enjoy the ride!

Larry Stumph at WIN Inspections 890-2800 he is really good, and reasonably priced. he is a real stickler, which is what you want when you're buying. on an aside, where in the village are you buying? i live sorta by the hey hey. whittier and bruck.

dude, its only 5 mph. its not like they are raising it to 90.

ive got a tourmaster jacket and tourmaster overpants that are waterproof. if its looking like rain, ill wear em. sidi waterproof boots. the only thing i dont have thats waterproof is gloves.

we can't say how much coverage you need... how much coverage you need is simply a function of what assets you have to protect. if you make 20K per year, rent an apartment, and the only things you own are your crappy 15 year old bike and a similarly crappy 15 year old car, you only have 1000 bucks in your checking account and no investements, then you aren't going to need as high of a liability limit as someone who makes 150K per year, owns a 300K house and has 90K in mutual funds.

totalruckus.com/phpBB3/viewforum.php?f=67 This is the guy went across country on a rukus scooter! People do it on a bicycle too.. I think you could do on anything you wanted, its just a question of what you're willing to put up with to get there.

first i'd be like, obviously you're jeff gordon with a fake moustache... because he looks like jeff gordon with a fake moustache. not a good disguse at all. second thing, id cash my check and buy something nice, because this whole thing is fake as shit.

from the article: The suit accuses McDonalds Corp. and McDonalds of Illinois of failing to properly clean hazardous debris from an area used by children. i don't really think it has anything to do with mcdonalds being a babysitting service at all... i think the point is that it should not have been there in the first place.

i actually have one of those in my garage now lol. thanks though i was looking for a stock seat. the stock seat i have, the foam is OK but the cover is shredded. may just try a new cover first and see how it goes. never recovered a seat though... yea man definitely. post up here, or just shoot me a PM

they aren't called accidents, they are called collisions. an accident is something that cannot be reasonably foreseen or predicted and cannot be avoided. accident implies that it just happened out of the blue and there was nothing you could do to avoid it. when you rear end someone, that is not the case. a collision is a result of choices made and risks disregarded. word choice matters. i would love to belive the blue code of silence does not exist, but things like abner louima, max siefert, anthony acosta, otto zehm (and about a thousand more) can really make a person wonder ya know?

what about the fact none of them were wearing seatbelts? what about the driver not having a license? what about driver inexperience? was alcohol involved (still waiting to see)? now they're reporting the car was stolen too... to say that SPEED killed them is extremely short-sighted and is quite disingenuous. the fact is, speed is rarely a PRIMARY cause of crashes. it can contribute sure, but its not a PRIMARY cause. its usually secondary or even tertiary. the NHTSB did a crash causation survey of crashes that took place betwen 2005 and 2007, and found that "travelling too fast for conditions" was only about 5% of critical pre crash events. more significant factors were driving off the road (22%) or crossing the center line (11%). when they determined driver error was the primary cause of the crash, they looked into what was the critical reason behind the driver error. distraction/not paying attention was 41% of the errors. 10% was crappy driving skills, either freezing up or overcompenstaing. 8% were asleep, or having a heart attack. 8% were for driving too fast for conditions, 5% driving too fast on a curve. a 2003 virginia study found similar results, that DISTRACTIONS are a primary cause of crashes MUCH more than speed alone. not to say that speed can't contribute. it definitely can. but again, its not the primary cause. it's secondary or tertiary. but somehow they love to tell us SPEED KILLS. the truth is, not paying attention kills more than speed does. you can read the NHTSA study and results here: http://www-nrd.nhtsa.dot.gov/Pubs/811059.PDF

looking for a seat for a 73 CB750... pretty sure they are the same from 72-76. have my eye on a couple on ebay, but figured id ask here. i'd rather buy from an OR member than some random guy on ebay. shoot me a PM, or just reply here and let me know

looking for a seat for a 73 CB750... have my eye on a couple on ebay, but figured id ask here. i'd rather buy from an OR member than some random guy on ebay. shoot me a PM, or just reply here and let me know

im guessing you mean 4511.22 as "impeding the flow of traffic" 4511.22 Slow speed. (A) No person shall stop or operate a vehicle, trackless trolley, or street car at such an unreasonably slow speed as to impede or block the normal and reasonable movement of traffic, except when stopping or reduced speed is necessary for safe operation or to comply with law. boom. roasted. 1. blocking the reasonable movement of traffic? doubtful. you can see the car in front is braking too. everyone is slowing down. 2. necessary for safe operation. that car has its turn signal on. as riders, we know that you dont want to get up next to a car that is signalling that it wants to get in your lane. cars don't see bikes. just like the video with the caddy... there is no chicken and egg scenario. you are responsible for leaving a safe stopping distance, period. the only way the bike would be at fault would be if he was reversing up the street, or stopped for absolutely no reason to try to intentionally cause an accident. obviously there is a reason he is slowing down. if there was no traffic anywhere and he just stopped. then yes, i would agree, but its very clear watching the video that his slowing is necessary for safe operation. traffic is not moving at 45+ either, so im not really sure where that came from.

really how many kids do you think are commuting? id wager that the majority of students live either ON campus or just east of high in the neighborhood. im sure there is a decent number of commuters, but you gotta also think its not just students. there's staff and faculty too. sure some of them are coming in regardless of break, but im sure a decent amount of employees are taking the week off too.

so what's could be the "full story"? again, as another poster asked, what could we know outside the video that would change things? oh, right, "Maybe nothing. Maybe everything..." how compelling... why didnt anyone else think of that? what would "maybe everything" entail? i mean honestly, the video seems pretty clear. the cop rear ended the biker, then starts in immediately on the rider like it's his fault the cop was following too closely and not maintaining an assured clear distance ahead. i mean, really how is this OK? is this how an officer (and a captain no less) should handle himself after causing a traffic accident? i am curious as to what kind of extenuating circumstances could there be that would make this not as bad as it looks...

cats are very good judges of character. if they constantly snub you, its because they know you're an asshole.

passing the whole time? it takes 20 seconds to pass a car? either thats the longest cadillac in the world, or he is "passing" at .1 mph faster than the car is going, which isn't really "passing" at all. now, i wouldnt exactly say that he's riding in the blind spot the whole time either... but honestly, if that's a pass, he needs to either shit or get off the pot. make it snappy and make the pass. if you're going to hang back, then hang back. dude did it WAY too slow IMO. i mean, if you figure the camera bike is moving at the same speed (which it looks like), just look at how slowly he passes that black nissan (which seems to be going about the same speed as the caddy). he is next to that car like 5 seconds longer than he needs to be.

i dont understand this... dont YOU shit indoors too? or do you go in the yard like some kind of philistine? going inside is one of the hallmarks of civility.

right. when you see your cop buddies in the wrong, you dont call them out on it... you just cover for them.

lol nah, if my cat was like a dog, i wouldnt have him. dogs are filthy animals and should not even be allowed inside a house, let alone on the furniture.

cats > you

truth be told, i have been burgled more in the country than i have in the city. car was broken into multiple times, shit stolen out of our barn. house broken into multiple times... sometimes it's worse because there's no one around to spook them or scare them off... they can steal all your shit and take their sweet ass time doing it.

1. shitty houses 2. mustang 3. DERNT YOU NEVER NER NANNA...YER GOIN ON YOO TOOOB! white trash status: [x] confirmed [ ] not confirmed