street pilot

Pretty wicked. I like that it is selectable.

You could figure it was only a matter of time before this made it to street bikes since the debut of ES technology on quads.

Better get one under warranty or be able to afford a new motor WHEN it pops.

Test copies are on the way at work.

I'm looking forward to seeing this ical/mail integration with exchange.

Indy really is painful for taking pics without a pass. Looks like I might have been standing next to you inside 9 at some point!

Your colors really came through, looks like I still have a lot to learn!

Lookin good, cant wait to see the rest!

http://www.acceleratedphotos.com/09RedBullGP

your feet reach the pegs right? thats where they go when you're riding. hell, its basically a dirtbike. if a 15 year old kid can ride a 250f so can you

IMO just lean and stand with one foot.

motard FTW

Exactly. I don't think you'll find a street worthy supermoto under 30" seat height. Its based off a dirtbike frame. I have to hang off all my bikes at stops to touch one foot.

Dell 20.1" flat panel display. Model E207WFP Used for about three weeks, then sat in the box until now. As a result, this is like brand new condition.

Includes original box, cd, cables (dvi, vga, AC).

Specs here: http://www.dell.com/downloads/la/pdf/E207_spec.pdf

Pics here: http://columbus.craigslist.org/sys/1332187274.html

$100

trade for my '00 Saab 9-5 Aero 2.3T?

No thanks... re-finance it and come get your bike.

lets see the sumo for the hell of it...

haha.. its on here somewhere already I think. Pic is a bit old.

Even if I am not interested I like pics:p

ok dont twist my arm.. added.

sold.

Fun race. Nice lens on the camera! Did you have a media pass? Many of my photos included the chain link fence separating me from the action...

Thanks, no media pass.

There are a few places around the track you can avoid the fence as a spectator. I shot these from the bleachers just before pit lane.

IMO its uncomfortable because you havent ridden WITH them enough. if you have some motorcycle specific boots, they will not impair your shifting at all.

 

those shoes you posted, they will be the very first thing to fly off in a crash.

 

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just wear the gear damnit.

Agreed. First thing that happens in most wrecks is knuckles hit and shoes fly off. Get used to riding with boots. At the very least pick up some casual riding shoes from Icon, etc. They are a good compromise between protection and comfort.

Forget wrecking, ever seen a chain snap at 100mph? Ever seen someone stop at a light only to get their shoelace caught on a peg when trying to put a foot down?

cars in action...

http://acceleratedphotos.com/Indy09/

:nopics:

Thanks for the couple automobile shipping references, I might be needing one soon. I was hoping I could at least pack the car full of stuff and maybe put a cargo box on top.

Looks like the explorer driver was really lucky.

I don't think they are around anymore and I can't say I care.

overtons.com + express shipping?