KruelHouse

I'm available tomorrow to drink your beer, and possibly change your sprockets... However, my experience is nil when it comes to chain tooling.

Happy Birthday Mayne! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZ4i_woBTF8

HBD Cas

That was hilarious!

That's some repugnant sh*t!

If bikes are being washed, then I might should try and think about attempting to go there. Just kidding... I'm in!

Happy Birthday IP

Happy Birthday Mayne!

HAHAHAHA! That's some signature isht!

That's a seriously good ad! Nice work AllState.

RIP Riders. Their loved ones are in my prayers.

Just called my insurance company, and set up an appt. with SafeLite. Thanks for all of the feedback guys!

Same here! I obviously had them in mind due to that d@mned "Safelite Repair... Safelite Replace" jingle that's CONSTANTLY stuck in my head. However, I've noticed that sometimes when dealing with big companies that advertise heavily, the price is usually insane (to cover the advertising expense); that or they suck (and that's why they advertise, because they won't get any good word of mouth referrals). Thanks guys!

As luck would have it, I recently discovered a crack coming down from the top of my windshield that's about 12-14" in length. I'm looking for information on the BEST places to call, and also, who I should STAY AWAY FROM. I'm fairly certain that it's going to have to be replaced, and I don't want a messy replacement job being done on my baby. Thanks in advance!

Good choice Gen3! I've been looking at one of those since '07! Still want one, regardless of what I could actually buy for that amount of cash. Truth be told, I like that design MUCH more than that of the 10-1198.

Welcome!

Welcome!

Quite a riveting story Fonz. It's great to see that your family is still with you and doing well!

Happy Birthday Moose!

Nice Repsol! I want a KTM RC8 as well... Been wanting one since the prototype pics were released. Care to scoop up 2 of them? Good luck with the sale!

RC End of Discussion! Seriously, as NukCrash mentioned, suspension work, and the gearing change will make it a completely different bike! Also, it is one of the easiest bikes to have fun on. As previously mentioned, in the twisties you're on the gas earlier, and due to engine compression, you're hardly using the brakes or downshifting. It is a torture rack, but your body will adjust after the first weekend. This harshness can be attributed to the ergonomics (high pegs, low clip-ons, wide tank), suspension and chassis stiffness (which is why it handles so well), and the hard flat seat (which feels like a slab of leather-wrapped granite). That said: Get the RC, and put some new rubber on it. Get used to the ride, and then change the gearing. Oh... If you get the '04 and decide that you don't like the look, rather than paint the original panels/tank... Get some rashed stuff on ebay and paint that. The Hayden scheme is pretty damned sweet, and if it's already mint, you'll want to keep it that way! In closing... There are lots of bikes out there that I want to own, but I don't have any of them because I'm not willing to get rid of my RC, and I have a few more priorities that I must handle before I begin to acquire multiple bikes. *So much for End of Discussion*

:lol::lol:My eyes are waterin' over here!!!

Not smart... Moderately funny... but just not smart.

I DVR it every week! The show is pure hilarity

I feel the same way, but it's not my bike. I just promised a friend that I'd keep my ear out for an opportunity to sell.