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I did got ride it to work the other day. About 60 miles. It was a blast. Just wanted to go faster. Still didn't use half the rpm's it's got. Not use to that yet. It was bad ass though.

Thanks for the welcoming..... It's because it's so easy to say....

lol Honda is as Honda does. uh.. that was bad

It is cool:fruit: It's such an easy name to say.

Did you get to enjoy the scenery or were you bleeding too badly?

them was good times. I was looking for that video. I think u have a copy. We should go back to college. Fuck working

Then i had these Jewels. I don't think any of the 3 wheelers had brakes. The 110 had a broken frame, i welded it but my skills was shady back then, and if the air in the back tires wasn't exactly the same it pulled in one direction the entire time. ran off the road a lot. I remember bouncing off a fence with it. You could stick it low and pull a car with it though. they never died. The Elsinore wooped my ass. The power band was wicked, it didn't have brakes either. The Odyessey was a kidney killer and liked to flip over but it had brakes.

That's right. I remember vibrating and my hands being numb when i got there. AS Willie would sing those were GOOD TIMES..

Fusion...what do you getout of your HRCA membership. I got it with the new bike but i can't find how to get any use out of it?

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this sucks ass. i hate getting ripped off. I'm gonna have a few words with the hardley course lady and see how they can substantiate the price diff. Pisses me off.

they are all full untill like September darn it.

i think the Diff is A MSF course $300 gets you a free pass Vs. a Motorcycle Ohio course $25 doesn't??? Na we already paid months ago and she's psyched for it. Unless we can get into one now. I might try.

Huh? the link you sent says this. How do I obtain Motorcycle License or Endorsement? Top Contact a driver's license examination station to make an appointment for the on-cycle examination. No fee is charged for this test. The examination stations are located in the back of the Motorcycle Operators Manual. You must bring a street legal motorcycle to the examination site and you must wear a helmet and eye protection during the test. After you have passed the On-Cycle Test, the examiner will fill out and validate the blue copy of the driving permit from your packet. The blue permit, red permit, and your drivers license (if you have one) must be presented to the license agency to receive your motorcycle license or to add a motorcycle endorsement to your current valid license. A fee is charged for issuing this new license. If you are 16 or 17 years old, you must show proof of completing all GDL requirements and a motorcycle safety course before you are eligible to take the On-Cycle Test, to obtain a motorcycle license or endorsement. If you are 18 years old or above, you are not required to complete either course to take the On-Cycle Test. However, completion of the motorcycle course will help provide you with the skills to pass the test You wouldn't think they would say the "however" part if the course got u out of taking the test at the DMV?

I went to the link above and read a little. If you are under 18 you have to take this Motorcycle ohio course then take the Dmv test. If you are over 18 you don't have to take the course and you can just go take the Dmv riding test. The course that i'm apparently now getting the hose on allows you to spend $300 bucks and not have to take the test at the DMV. Yep i'm still getting hosed but i gues i won't have to wait in line at the DMV as long. Damn girlfriend and i already prepaid. I think i would have just did the ohio course. This is the link to the rip off, get out of riding at the DMV course. http://nm.msf-usa.org/msf/ridercourses.aspx

cant bet learning how to ride and get your lic for $25.... It's costing us $300 each? I get $75 off thru honda because i bought a new bike but where the heck is there a course for $25? The one we are taking is 4 days long at the Hardley Dealer and two days of it we get to ride Beull's. Then if you pass the course you don't have to take the test at the DMV you just show them your certification. I already have my endorsement form way back but you can never be too safe.

My girlfriend and I are taking the MSF course in may. She's got a Sv 650s. It'll be a good thing. I'm a little worried about her riding but she's skilled. You hear all the horror stories from people when they find out you got bikes.

What Tolli said. Thanks Tolli Sbk, In the pic of your husbands Sv a couple pages back the rear blinkers are gone. I just wondered if he used a kit like Tolli or did it himself.

Where did you guys get the tail light kit for the Sv. or did you wire the lights your self? I think i could do it with that trailer light kit for cars with amber lighting or a diode on each wire? At least I think i could?

Actualy I couldn't get the Manual to download it asks if it can go look for it then comes back obsolete? Thank for the link though.

Thanks.. I can meet girls from my area & take the bike apart.

Homer........I like to know the exact way to do it.

Thanks....that was fast

I don't have a manual. There is a foot and a half long wire rod that was under the back seat? Do i take the two allen head bolts off that are directly under the seat and hold a cover on each side to get to a seat latch. I need to charge the battery.

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