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on a sv650. http://www.bayarearidersforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=307965

I believe he meant "and stuff"... he is just so excited to tell everyone about the wreck that he made a typo on his phone...

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I'm sure there will be a few before the end of the weekend

Thanks I knew I was forgetting something. Are you taking notes Shitty?

10r not much difference from '08, 6r no different from last year. All just color schemes.

Yeah yeah no pressure

Its not that kind of party JRP. Just because there will be a few beers doesn't mean you need to bring the xbox and big black dildos. I thought your bro raping days were behind you.

Do you have a fear of towing a trailer? Is your fear worsened when your're hauling motorcycles? Just follow this easy step and you'll be fine... 1. pretend its not back there. Until you have to pass another vehicle, make a lane change, park, making a right turn or anytime you're in reverse. Just remember your weekend depends on you getting to your destination with those motorcycles and trailer in tack. Oh and another thing, those sticky race take offs aren't going to keep the bike glued to the trailer, be sure to use at least 1 strap on the bike for safe measure. If you don't use racetake off you need to use 4 maybe 5 straps.

WTF? can't get a text about this shin dig? I'll tell the CSI Ballistic specialist to round up the bitches.

If your well being and keeping your bike in one piece is worth saving $150 go for it. You guys just be safe on those take offs, and enjoy the ride.

I don't want to jinx anyone on the trip but is the need for race tires down there. I don't think any of you will be running hard enough to need race tires? Whatever happened Pilot 2cts or some really good Pirellis?

Thats what most places are doing.

You and I are in the same boat... Environmental job field sucks right now, especially if you're not willing to travel or relocate. Check out indeedjobs.com. also have you looked into Scotts? Seems like you would fit in there

Hit the weights this winter.

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To purchase Suzuki's 2010 GSXR1000RR. I accpet paypal, check, moneyorders whatever you could spare. Shamelessly plagarized from Hayabusa.org Perhaps in response to the AMA/DMG announcement that the rule-violating Buell 1125 RR has been homologated for AMA Superbike competion, Suzuki has announced a new bike of their own. Price and availability have not yet been released, but in compliance with AMA rules, this one actually is street-legal and will be available to the public... it sounds like it meets all the homologation rules without the special interpretation that is available to large AMA/DMG contributors. Presenting the Suzuki GSX-R1000RR... Just a couple of days ago we revealed the Buell 1125RR, a controversial $39,995 racers-only bike built for AMA American Superbike racing. Mat Mladin and many readers expressed frustration at the rule bending that's allowing an expensive limited-production machine to compete in a class intended for street bikes. Well here's Yoshimura's take on the new rules, but don't worry; the Suzuki GSX-R1000RR should be street-legal and available to the public. Based on the 2009 Suzuki GSX-R1000, the Yoshimura Race Shop has applied everything it's learned from racing in AMA American Superbike and applied it to the RR. That includes extensive engine and suspension work as well as visual tweaks. Full details are below. Right now, there's no word on price or availability. But given that 1125RR, it's likely that we could see the GSX-R1000RR made available at dealers. Of course, since Yoshimura parts are available to the public, you could always build your own bike to this spec, or pick and choose the parts you want. Features: Engine: YRS ST-R Type R Cams (High Lift Longer Duration Cam Shafts) YRS Hi Compression Head Gasket (Raised Compression to 13.8:1) BMC Race Air Filter Yoshimura EM Pro w/ Quick Shifter and harness (mapped for pump gas) Yoshimura R77 Titanium / Carbon Fiber Full System Suspension/Chassis: YRS Swing Arm Pivot Insert (+2mm) YRS Rear Suspension Linkage (159MM) YRS Extended Fork Cap Kit (gives additional 25MM of front ride height adjustment) YRS Showa "KIT" Rear Shock with YRS Race Spec Valving YRS Race Spec Fork Valving Brakes: Galfer Stainless Steel Braided Brake Lines Front (Smoke) Galfer Stainless Steel Braided Brake Lines Rear (Smoke) Galfer 1375 Front Brake Pads Misc: YRS Chassis Protector (New style w/ Decals) YRS Rear Stand Spools YRS Case Savers Kit YRS Bar End Kit Yoshimura R&D Graphics