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And then there's this. Still trying to figure out how to mount one on the bike.

Not many people get to see that view of Rossi that close up when he's on a track bike. :blink: Was interesting to watch him work though and note how little the bike bobbled once he picked a line.

Happy Birthday Toe !

Or maybe you should actually look at the posts ? :blink:

For some reason I actually believe that. :P Good job avoiding the sandman SM !

My rep was shot in the butt as soon as I joined FJRForum with all you backscratchers. The fact that I'm at the other end of the same state as Bust barely counts as a crosswind all things considered ! :D

So glad to hear things are looking up Boomer. You and your wife are awesome !

In the late sixty's before either of us had drivers licenses, a I'd ride pillion on a friends Harley Rapido. He'd hop off in a bank parking lot behind the house his girlfriend baby sat at (next door to her own house and very protective father and big brothers) and the bike was mine for the...

Nice report Chris. Thats the wife's old stomping ground, lots of family there in Munising and Paradise. The Dogpatch restaurant in Munising usually has pretty good eats, especially if your a fish person like Cthulu ! Thanks for sharing the ride !

The dual ignition switch is an actual switch for changing between 2 ignition maps. KTM has the same thing on some models. Husaberg and KTM have a symbiotic relationship, sharing many parts and technologies. I'd love to see 2 strokes meet emission regs, the rebuild cost of a KTM 4 stroke single...

When we were kids we used to pull them up on a hot day, see who could get the biggest tar ball. Seeing as I've been off the job for 50 some years you'll just have to slow up a bit. ;)

Pretty good beginner bike and hard to lose much, if any money on resale when she's ready to move up. Wish I could get mine interested. I have to bribe her with dinner at Red Lobster before she'll get on with any kind of enthusiasm.

The front and rear side reflectors Uncle Sam made Yamaha farkle on. ;)

Their latest ad seems to have gotten the message many were complaining about. Some of the more spectacular crashes were implying a very badly hurt rider. The newer one now shows a cruiser grinding down its floor board in slow mo before finally working its way up to the bars. Caption states...

Sounds like a great trip ! Watch out for pigmy ponies in that area. B)

"Great fun." I would be so puckered riding at half his pace. :o Some people are just so amazing it makes me wonder what it's like to be them.

Have to agree with Bramfrank, good time for the 'talk' . Who knows who will hop on one next and peer pressure will kick in ? Seeing this now, I've decided to get off the smaller bikes if those with me won't wear the minimum equipment -by my estimate, not theirs. I don't need the guilt trip...

Very nice presentation ! Felt like I was watching the Discovery Channel and thinking you could do this for a living. Good job Chris !

Too close is also my guess. I try to keep enough space that even were someone to lock them up in front of me.. And yes, people need to be held accountable. It was a ******* move on the drivers side, likely due to lack of situational awareness. My guess - she would have done the same thing even...

That looks like a potential ER trip ..as if zippers weren't bad enough. ;)