dustinsn3485

Yeah so at school I was running late for class and was riding the bike. So I got it shut off pulled the key out hopped off and was heading for the door....I forgot the kickstand. I turned looked picked it up placed the kickstand and went to class...This was in 2006 in PHX.

I couldn't agree more

I ride without about 90% of the time, but there are those long rides out alone on the road that I'll run with my ipod.

Honda Northwest off of Fishinger road. FTW! That's the only shop in Columbus.

I'm guessing closer to $6 by summer end myself.

motorboatin anyone....

Without really putting much thought into it yet I wonder if maybe the float needle is sticking open just a bit.

I completely agree. I went out riding yesterday and between the gravel in corners and friggin tar snakes I was not feeling very confident. My front kept feeling like it was gonna wash out too, even in a good corner, so that didn't help much. I gotta figure that out before this weekend so I can ride a bit stronger.

That's another tool I need to buy. I'd be glad to help you except I will need to buy the tool first.

I don't know what you're talkin about...I've seen the effect of your corning...Guys she's drug turn signal in turns before! She can ride! Don't let her fool ya! R6=ninjachk08 LOL!! Alright seriously though you'll do just fine, you know your pace and ability and it'll be fun! I won't let you ride on the back of my bike. Because you bought your own bike to ride and so you're gonna ride it. All the above I'm just havin fun with you!

I've gotta Duc...it is RC it's friggin sweet!

Well the first thought is to find out for sure where the noise is...To isolate the rear wheel/chain area get the back wheel off the ground and spin it. If you hear nothing then it's not there...

Just food for thought. I consider myself a good rider (with no track experience). However if I'm going to be riding on roads that I've never ridden on I'm not planning to go that fast. So understand that with this being a group ride, probably a good amount of people it sounds, there are going to be a lot of people that have never ridden these roads like myself. There are going to be a few of you guys that know these roads and run them hard, but the majority of the group won't (well shouldn't in my opinion) be running at anything like the speeds you would normally run. I think ninjachk08 is only going to have 3 or 4 at most unless I've been mislead and I'm only bringing 1 should he decide to ride. But remember there are going to be small cc bikes, new riders, and a lot of inexperience on these roads. So don't plan this as a ride that you're going to be railing corners and expecting everyone to be right behind you, think of it more as a fast paced cruise through the countryside.

Lefty loosey, Righty tighty.

Candystand

nate you can add me in unless otherwise stated later this week. Probably be bringin a buddy to tag along.

Dyno days and bike nights are different... And besides I'm sure Fusion and Speed are pretty cool guys!

The cool people gotta rep. Dayton before we allow the rest to come...

bumping this back. I'm gonna stop by with my dad about 1PM or so. For the ride and the food and the stunt show at least. Seems like a good way to spend a Sat. 2 wheels is 2 wheels. Anyway, goldnchild and dangbruhy both mentioned ridin up. Lemme know.

I'm out, money is about to be real limited. Stupid me, going out and buying a house..

I resent that... Come on up, it's where I live

I will wave at anything on two wheels. The difference between my wave and many others is my hand never leaves the handlebar. I just raise my fingers and call it good. Waving used to be cool, however it seems that since motorcycling has quadrupled or more...if we were to wave at every bike we see, your hand will be waving more than riding. I've often thought of buying one of those fake hands and hanging it off the side of the bike

Vacula for the win...it's a snap-on tool. If you do get any brake fluid on your bike; wheels, plastics, frame, etc. You can neutralize it with water. Just keep a spray bottle of water handy while you are bleeding them. Without a pump the best way to bleed brakes and actually something I do after using the vacula is to slowly pump the brake several times then hold it in and quickly crack the bleeder and close it then re-pump the brake several times. That will produce the stiffest brake. I'd be glad to help if you were closer.

Seems fitting for this topic...