magley64

I suspect the same happened to my XX I have head shake under deceleration...hopefully just the tires screwing with me as opposed to head bearings or something more serious.

another pirelli ST fanboy here.. went from Diablo strada to angel ST and then I tried the Avon Storm ST's...Going back to Angels...GT this time

better to learn that lesson on a 50 in the yard at 6 than on a 600 on the street at 16.

Clutch "cable"? Didn't know modern bikes still used those... jk man, been a long winter, your clutch Springs might just be stiff from the cold.

Doubt a zoo wants a mangey raccoon

That is the plan... But how do you know it is miserable?

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/oddnews/couple-who-claimed-they-caught-a-live-chupacabra--chooses-to-have-the-animal-euthanized-195957358.html A mangey racoon?

I'm a sotgmott rider.

I didn't knock him down, I lit his ass on fire...

I'll give you shit if you're on a loud bike with no safety gear chanting "loud pipes save lives" because it's obvious at that point you're just being loud to be obnoxious, and your excuse regarding safety is vacuous.

So did John Smith born 1-1-1900 with social security number 0000 vote 37,515 times? What was the first and last name? What was the dob, and what was the social?

Apparently the big 3 aren't concerned with bat boy or Bigfoot either...

probably quicker than lots of scooters (but definitely not all). It was an 883 that I raced, supposedly was punched out and all screaming eagle'd up. (sure looked shiny and skullerific) I told him this one was wrecked by a previous owner, and had a wobbly steering stem, but i still pulled past him with ease.

Ugly as hell, but someone came up with it and built it...

infected mushroom is fun...

Nowhere near as crisp as disk, but do stop the bike reasonably quick for street use.

backpack is lukewarm on her bike, it's a CM450E (82 I believe) has a broken speedo cable, loose forks, and a dented rear shock (previous owner wrecked it and got scared of it so he stripped it completely apart) I reassembled it and got it running, patched the dented tank and repainted the tank and side covers. Added a crash bar, and that was pretty much it. I had planned on replacing the whole front fork assembly, but never got around to it. Engine runs beautifully, starts right up and idles like a dream. Has enough power to pass a souped up sportster with twice the displacement. Has a little shimmy and shake, but I imagine alot has to do with the loose bearings in the triple tree. I'd bet she'd let it go for 700 Clean title.

wow, losing your shirt on this deal, huh? GLWS

Installed one of the el cheapo bulldogs myself on an old Grand am I had... I think all in it cost me $30 at kmart. http://www.amazon.com/Bulldog-RS82-I-Yourself-Remote-Starter/dp/B00009WC2N/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1396535246&sr=8-4&keywords=bulldog+remote+starter Took an hour or so to get it wired properly, worked great for the year or so that I had the car, and made for an excellent selling point when i got rid of it. Never had any problems (probably because I installed it myself and knew what I was doing), but I have no idea how long that car lasted, the transmission was starting to slip, and shift funny, which is why I sold it.

that black metallic looks like heather's new car...

I don't remember any kevin james movie by that name... the vince vaughn / ben stiller flick got a name change from "neighborhood watch" to "the watch"...

Tires ordered today!

Let's hope it does it within 4 years and 48k miles of its gonna do it. Lol

It isn't out yet...But it has Rza in it, and the last movie he was in that I saw was awesomely horrible. If you haven't seen the man with the iron fists, I highly recommend it for a night of drinking and laughs.

215 65 17 is the stock tire size, and it's got the baby 6 cylinder. We'll probably buy the studded Winterforce and mount them up on the stock aluminum wheels, then look at New wheels or new wheels and tires next spring.