Zorro

I have a jet kit that you can have for free. It came with my 1997 CBR F3...so i'm guessing it fits that model. PM me with questions.

Sorry about your accident...get well soon.

...who is a fellow PSU alumni wrecks his zx14 on ramp... http://www.motorcycle-usa.com/Article_Page.aspx?ArticleID=4885&Page=1

"Grrrreat success!" or "You will never get this! You will never get this! You will never get this!!!" Both from Borat

Great pics Sinner!

Special thanks for organizing this. I had a great time. Thanks for giving my dog all that attention...sorry to anyone who got slimed. Yours truly, Cornhole King PS. BornSinner sold me out!

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Here are a few pics that zeefoto took... [url:ec972]http://www.photoreflect.com/pr3/viewalbum.aspx?a=385355[/url:ec972]

Damn, where's the love fellas?! The day before the trip, i took my truck to Fastlube on Sawmill for an oil change. The next time i drive it, my ignition coil wire melts to my exhaust manifold. What luck!? That might be the last time I take my truck there! Has anyone else had problems with FastLube? I usually go to the dealer to get my service done. I've been to two fastlubes the first one couldnt put back my airbox. The 2nd one...well, you know the story. Anywho, I told the tow truck driver who owns the repair shop that ripped me off (not sure i got ripped off since I was stuck and he got me back on the road and allowed me to make the trip). Anyway, if you're ever broke down on I75 in Georgetown, KY...Here's a good mechanic who's pretty nice and went out of his way to help me. Clark's Tire & Auto Service 507 Cherry Blossom Way Georgetown, KY. 40324 (502) 863-7534 I paid 320 for a flat bed tow with trailer hook up (135) and new plug wires. A little expensive, true. Teddy 'claimed' he was booked and he took me first thing in the morning. He even offered up his abandon house...looked like a scene from Deliverance...i respectfully declined Putty, I hope to have the pics i took posted soon...if not, i'll just email them to you and let you post them. We all seemed to have a great trip. Best Rider Award went to Brad on his CBR 929, he was tearing it up. Big props to Putty for even taking his new bike to that place. Bigger props for still riding hard. Next time we go, i still suggest leaving on a Wednesday. With a schedule similar to this: Thursday ride hard - all day long. Friday - swim/canoe/tubing - we should ride or drive to this. Saturday ride hard again..maybe do some sightseeing. Sunday - drive home.

playing softball.

Yep, you cant tell it was a bike night. :wink:

Your owners manual should specify the break in period. Unless you think the engineers that make these bikes are idiots, I'd go with the manual.

The "kobe bike" had nothing to do with racing, it was based on color. Likewise with the "jordan bike". Now step off the short bus, please. :roll:

Hmmm, cant wait til he adds custom paint to it...some black, a little white...introducing the "jordan bike"!

Civil suit??? the guy should be commended/rewarded/handed the keys to the city for protecting himself AND taking a criminal off the streets. After he receives his award, he should announce that he's suing the dead boy's parents.

Disclaimer: There's no shame in taking it slow, unless you have two bikes and are CONSTANTLY running your mouth about who's faster than who.

Once a dick...always a dick.

Hey...wait a minute...Putty's already my backseat bitch!

Kinda hard to tell with her hair down but she looks like r6chic. There are a good amount of girls that ride in the group. I can think of four or five of the top of my head. That's hot, but scary. I'm glad my wife isn't interested in riding, cuz I wouldn't let her. Something happened to her, I couldn't live with myself. R6Chic, as flounder says, will hand you your lunch!

I never took the course and didnt own my first bike until 4 years ago. My advice to you, if you cant take the course immediately...stay off the main roads. Putt around a few local neighborhoods for an hour at a time. Even go to a big open parking lot and to practice stopping and starting before you venture out into the neighborhoodsd. Do a few figure 8's, slow turns, and quick stops. I did this for about 2-3 weeks before i went out in the main traffic (no highways, and definitely not during rush hour) There's no shame in taking it slow.

Negative, soldier!

Just wanted to say thanks for organizing the ride. The weather was perfect and the route was fast. It was nice meeting all the new faces...I'll probably forget everyone's name... See you guys around...

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