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Hey all, Had weird experience on the bike last night. While Kathy and I were riding home from the Kingsland Catfish Festival then dinner we decided to come home around Fernandina Beach. We were following a couple of cars on a small two lane road (trees on both sides) at about 45-50 mph when...

Glad to hear you are still around and able to tell us your story. I had a similar situation but luckier outcome a number of years ago. Old ****** turned in front of me and my old XS650. I, however was able to swerve to the right an miss him by inches but I also had to keep from hitting the...

Does putting the bike in bike in gear add a whole bunch of weight???

It reminded me of looking down on an ant hill. All of them moving in different directions but nobody hitting each other. But I wonder how many accidents there are in a given day?

Wonder how long it took to get the brown stuff out of his leathers?

Controls engineer for power & utility and distric cooling engineering firm.

Katie Couric, while interviewing a Marine sniper, asked: "What do you feel when you shoot a terrorist?" The Marine shrugged and replied: "Recoil." (hard to fault a Marine that eloquent)

LOL!!! :lol2:

Did nearly the same thing. Got to work and wheeled into a nice little parking space. Quickly deployed the sidestand but when I moved my foot back to place it on the deck, my boot caught on the sidestand and it moved back too far to hold the weight. Of course I was already shifting the weight...

I think DAVIDDOWNS2000 said it "when I hung off and got my chin into the turn, the dragging was reduced" is the key. If you lean your body into the turn, the faster you can carve and the less you scrape the pegs.

Thanks Ian, hope your family is doing well. Thanks for the hard work.