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that was nice! reminds me of my 300zx turbo, just like that one but faster red!

At least they are illeagal on the roads in OH. In WV 4 runners are what people who have lost their licences use to get around. So out in the sticks you see them parked at bars :drinks: :not_i:

Hey I just got my first ticket in like 20 years this past spring. I'm not due for another couple decades :rolleyes: Those local comments were interesting, they dont seem to concerned about motorcycles, mostly 4 runners and pickup trucks and old people :lol:

I'm still laughin! maybe the music hit too close to home (albiet that movie was about North GA).

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: Stigmata hahaahaahaa!

Yeah, like the article said; no money, no resources. Its why its such a pleasure riding in WV :yahoo:

With the exception of the headlights (which are like a candle at the dinner table) and the breaks (which are like the breaks on a locomotive) the bandits is a quick and nimble ride compared to the FJR. You will find that you cant go quite as deep in the corners on the FJR but you can still go...

SheeIT dude! glad you can still curse! :unsure: :unsure: :yahoo: way to go for takin a bambi down for the dirt nap :clapping:

I have used Maxima, which you cant buy in town but I wanted to get this done before my next ride so I ran in thinking yama or honda made something i could use.

I know this is definately a NERPT ready project but I was at the bike shop today looking to get some 7 weight fork oil for my forks (incase you didnt figure that out) and they didnt have 7 wt. just a clear 5 wt and that redish colored 10 Wt. The guy at the parts counter said "od dude just use...

I'll just tell ya warp, if I were getting a sport bike (and actually I am contemplating it) that I can use on the track I would probably go with the liter bike as well. I asked a similar question on one of these damn forums and a lot of people got me thinking about the smaller bikes. And its...

:rolleyes: Yeah man I remember that. One would think but it was the classic case of to much bike for too little man :dribble: ... Uh I mean, too little experience. I cant imagine, how does that happen? was there a 26 bike pileup? :rolleyes: :unsure: :blink: :rolleyes:

lets just hope that the roads arent wet and covered with leaves..... WHAA whaaaaaa :unsure:

Strictly speaking, i put the keg on the back seat :rolleyes: Actually, i try to stay pretty close to it since some have found that their subframe cracked and they attributed it to overloading. Not to mention the defect in the case itself which I still have not recieved the bracket for. Yes I...

FYI that top case is only rated for something like 10-11 lbs of crap. Also, it will shake the hell out of your beer; fun if you handing beers out to new people you meet :unsure: but hey, after a long ride I will take it any way I can get it :yahoo:

Thank Jeebus! you're right. Didnt see that sentance bout gettin conned into the front.

It's like Warchild said; essentially your milage may vary. I have had 4 sets of PR2's at this point. the first 2 were fed on a pure twisty diet and lasted about 4500-5000 miles. the third set started on all you can eat twosties then went on a strict across contry diet until I got to Auburns...

looks like you dragged that fooker behind a truck :)

Obviously you havent looked at the WV radar maps today :( Plus, its a tire pressure question, you just cant pass that **** up!

For 419 for a rear tire, I would have stopped what I was doing too :blinksmiley: Derby cycles: Michelin Pilot Road Two Tire 180/55 ZR-17-Rear-87-9684 $ 164.99 Well at least they got you out fast (prolly cause they were afraid you would change your mind).