magley64

I agree, but I still think it's a bad idea (on the whole).

Bad Idea

at 60...does it matter? how much life do you have left anyway? IF you don't want to wear a helmet, that is the risk you take... I hope they enjoyed their ride.

i still like this one...

so he's not afraid of rain? (neither am I) none of this has anything to do with the fact that he is spreading flat out BAD advice on a public forum....

I'd have TOTALLY rocked that piece...

Do a wheelie

I don't care how many miles he has ridden... stupid is stupid... We must remember our actions have more consequences than we may realize. how would quik feel knowing that his position on riding gear was adopted by someone else after reading this thread, and his position on running from the police was adopted by someone else...Now you have a kid who doesn't know any better riding around without gear running from the cops...(probably not going to survive very long) whether you run from the cops or not is NOT the issue, Whether you wear gear or not is NOT the issue... Trying to convince other people that it's a smart idea to ride in a t-shirt, and run from the cops IS the issue.

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duuude, I like this idea...

yeah, i'm nowhere near licking county, but i'd love to build a -tard outta this thing.

If i had the money...all i got is most of a 79 cb750 with a bum charging system..

that would be both hilarious and sad... dave can ride, but a harley leading a kawi? doesn't seem right...

I like! I'd add: coshocton hates tuna taint rub

"Ohio Riders: Pretty kewl, they ride motersikles and doesn't afraid of anything"

as slick as that is...I wouldn't trust it... if for some reason i feel convenience is more important than staking links by the book, I'll just go clip type...worked fine on my bikes over the years, I imagine it still works fine.

you included, I seem to remember a story about someone's trailer wiring. If you contribute, you definitely deserve assistance.

True...However... a chain breaker is also used as a chain riveter in most cases...g/l trying to stake a chain w/o a tool.

i meant just sitting at a red light,

I'll offer mine up, but i'm a decent distance away. So let me know if you can't find one closer.

glad to see everyone can take directions...

the double X can take it...it's a tough sport bike:tongue:

LOL, parks and the rest of the coshocton kids could give him the katana treatment.

the only flaw i see is that now the rider will have issues keeping the front wheel on the pavement, at red lights.