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Man, I am sure glad the general public doesn't shit on me all day because of my job.

Oh, and I should add... If you are serious about checking out a Buell, they do demos all the time. I demo'ed one and bought one at http://www.westernreservehd.com/. I called EVERY Harley/Buell dealership in the state and those within striking distance outside the state... They still gave me the best deal OTD. Talk to April if you are serious... Good luck looking into her eyes.

Oh yeah, and I forgot to mention... On my way out of Athens I wanted to take 13, but I missed my turn... ended up on 33 which sucks. So I figured 13 runs parallel with 33, so I can just hit the next exit and cut over to it... Missed the first one... then the second one... then found township road 36. It went from a crappy single lane, to a crappier single lane, to a GRAVEL fucking road, to a rut 'n' mud, dirt road!!!! It was insane... I think I found my first Holler though... It was very scary... I could hear banjos and echo's through my head saying, "you damn sure got a perty mouth."

I'm coming off of a 500 Ninja... Bar vibrations are greater than it, but nothing too bad. I always found it funny that people complain about bar vibrations... I've put 500 miles on in one day and never had any problems... My ass always gives out WAY before anything...

I just found 550 Saturday... I was on 555 and it's the last stop sign before you get to rt 7. I thought about turning there, but wanted to finish off 555. Warning, that last section of 555 is majorly fucked up... LOTSA gravel in the turns. I ended up hitting 550 on the way back up... What a pleasant surprise that road was... Fairly decent surface, no gravel, not very technical, but some fast sweepers... I took it into Athens. I am going to take it the other way next time.

XB12Scg... All the cool kids are doing it.

I want one of those NSR's BAD!!!!!!! Here's my bike. Nah, just screwin' with ya!!!

I went through like 6 covered bridges in that area this weekend. One of them was BRAND NEW... Still smelled like fresh wood. It was schweet.

Other than eBay... www.motoxoutlet.com www.ridenow.com www.cyclemartusa.com www.kneedraggers.com Search the closeouts...

You could put that thing on craigslist and it would be gone before you wake up in the morning.

Guns... On my long list of purchases I want to make but end up spending the money on my bike or booze.

www.buelletinboard.com www.twowheelforum.com - my constant...

Hello fellow Buelligan! I think it may be odd that I am greeting you even though you were here before me.

Pure Luck. Rt 60 just south of McConnellsville... Went there today... No dice.

Probably not, but I know it's there... :grin: Plus I guess since my bike is air-cooled the drop in temp will be nice... And if I decide to keep my bike for 200,000 miles it could be worth it...

http://www.amadirectlink.com/news/2007/HR1076.asp Do your part... send an email and pass this along anywhere you can!

Oh for Christ's sake... Someone please put a bullet between the eyes of this company and put it out of it's misery!!!

www.barsnake.com $30, I don't think you can go wrong.

Of course it's the taxpayer who funds this shit...

I like the twisties... I like finding them... I generally just leave town, head in one direction, and get totally lost... then try to figure out my way back. Doesn't really do much for improving my skills as I am hesitant to push hard on roads I am not familiar with, but it's a blast none-the-less.

Ooo... the oil question... An endless source of debate on every motorcycle/car forum ever created... My two cents... Syn: Free's up HP, engine runs cooler, longer service intervals, do not use on an engine that is not well and fully broken in (I've read anywhere from 1,500 to 3k miles before switching). Dino: Probably what your bike was designed to use. Cheap, works, cheap. Filters: Check out some of the cheap knock off's... many of them are made by the big names (ie. the same damn thing - sometimes.)... Fram and it's knock off's have always done me well. As far as the K&N nut... surely makes life easier, but I have never met an oil filter that I couldn't get off by pounding a screwdriver through and using that as a lever. Quick and dirty, but effective. That being said, once I hit around 3k miles I am switching to syn, just to free up a pony or two.

Notes from a biker... So far this season... *warning - language* I am totally sweet.... and this place has some totally sweet smilies...

Vitals: Zach 27 Columbus 2007 Buell XB12Ss Beer Sluts This thing rocks -