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Wow. That's a race bike with headlights. Freakin' hot. Just cruise in second gear a lot, you'll be fine.

Key part right there. I'm not a great low-speed rider, but I've given it some practice and as a result am better than I was. Getting better still. Keep practicing!

Assuming Johnny's initial position P1 is his home, initial time t1 is 1 AM (0100 military time), final position P2 is 100 miles away and final time t2 is 1 AM (0100 military time). The following would be the case: Delta P = P2-P1 = 100 miles - 0 miles = 100 miles Delta t = t2-t1 = 0100 hours...

Yeah, how big a boy are you, anyway?

Lemme get clearance from the boss. If so, I'll be there! Edit: I get to be the kid's taxi driver tomorrow. Another time!

That's a great-looking bug magnet.

I missed the last one due to work. This time I will call off sick from the back of the 'cycle, if I have to.

FMD.

Never. Wash. That. Bike.

FIFY.

I think we have a winner. The baby-poop oil filter rocks! lulz

"Honda - It's always nice to have an installed spare." "Honda - so affordable, you can afford two bikes."

I'll agree to tip #2, but only if tip #1 is "Admit NOTHING!" Dumber than doing it, dumber than posting it on FB - fessin' up when there might not be enough hard evidence to convict. But then, I don't have all the details, so maybe the popo had more than the article says.

'Vette was my first guess, but someone beat me to it. What year?

I hate to dash a good Harley rant thread, but the last few HD noisemakers that were driving too slowly in front of me moved out of the way when I came up. Happened on three separate occasions recently. It's rare, but it can happen. Now back to our regularly scheduled HD-bashing.

+1 on the Tour Master Defender 2-piece. Worn lots of times, in LOTS of rain. No rain on me! Downside, they do make ya sweat.

I don't know how many times I've been in a group ride and though to myself, "I have no clue where I am." Kinda makes me smile. Here's to cell phones and aGPS!

Check out Gerauld. He's the paint guy (among other things) on this forum. He may be able to fix up that side case cover so's that you would never know anything happened.

Every new rider has to buy a bike some time, don't they? Otherwise, how will they be reasonably expected to become an experienced rider? I would think that an 87 VFR (500cc, yes?) would be a pretty good bike to learn on. I mean, it's not like you were selling a 'busa to a first-timer. That...

Not sure about the Heli bars. My fork brace seemed (and maybe it was only perception) to add some small, noticable amount of rigidity to the forks in the twisties. Not sure if it helped with cupping, though, because I put that brace on soon after getting the bike. So, in summary, I think the...