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I believe several states have gone to approaching stopped vehicles on the passenger side to protect their officers. I am sure that there are probably several reason that officers prefer to go to the drivers side, not the least of which is to be able to better observe the driver and possible...

At least it wasn’t over the top of someone else……

+1 What Fred said…… I bought my 04 new; never bothered by the heat (but I live in the NW), and only desire to upgrade is for the color on the 08……(I think I might be able to get a paint job for less than the difference in price of an 08 and value of mine) Enjoy and keep the rubber side DOWN…

It is nice when the bike is an option…… but with a foot or so of snow still on the ground and more forecast tonight……. With a 38 gallon tank on my diesel truck and those pumps that always kick off at $75 or $100 really make it suck as you dig out your debit card twice in one stop…. I don’t...

Scooter, I totally agree that by spreading the absorbed impact energy onto two bolts would probably have a synergistic effect in better dissipation of the energy. Good point on less wear and tear on the frame bolts as well. And thanks for the Link to the install. I assumed the mounting...

So where does the AIR BAG fit on this setup???

+1 on GunMD….. exactly the comment I was going to make…… I guess I am not coordinated enough for the multitasking thing so not problem using both hands and a paper towel to make sure I catch any drips that fail to shake off into the tank… Of course that means NO MOTO BAG......

You did say it was graphic………

The hose and hand pump were on the site linked on the original posted ……. Outdoor World Sporting Goods has the 33 oz tank for $15

+1 to what THEY said…. You purchase insurance to cover losses that you can not afford. Higher deductibles definitely lower premiums. IMHO Uninsured motorist coverage, especially Personal Injury coverage is a must. Even if you can take a $4k hit, consider if you can take a hit for some mega...

Sounds like the MSR’s are rated for gasoline and have been well field tested…. Lots of good tips.....

I could not see any DOT or similar rating on the specs or product description. Not sure if gasoline would be okay or cause deterioration of any soft seals (gaskets at the opening). The description doesn’t mention any such seals, just “air tight seal”. I think you would be self insured since you...

Never tried the Sargent, but there is a day and night difference between my Russell and the stock seat. IMHO the Russell was worth the investment. I am like you, I sometimes would like the reader’s digest version of a subject and skip all the BS post (85 of the 167 etc.) that derail so many...

Pretty strong testimonial!!!! Where did you get your Motovation sliders? I looked at the R&G link, but not real fond of cutting the fairing to mount them. I also like the dual mounting system of the Motovation. I can not find good photos or info on the mounting system for the GSG-Moto or...

Again, poor choice by Mough to follow the girls’ home, even if all he intended to do was to get the plate number off the car and file a report. I just hope the prosecution can present his side in a positive enough light for at least some level of justice to prevail.

Sounds like a great investment regardless of the source.

Did you have any problems with frame cracks after your unscheduled dismount? Are you able to buy replacement parts for the slider that saved your body rapairs?

What is the advantage of the GSG-Moto over the Motovation sliders or the Meissner Protectors??? I assume the Plastic Protectors are less likely to cause frame cracks than the metal ones but truly have nothing upon which to base that presumption. Do the GSG-Moto sliders come with a similar...

I want to add these to my 04 before I begin this season’s riding and would like some input on different considerations and availability.

Not like anyone here has a STRONG opinion.... Don't confuse what is required with what is needed would be my advice. Half face helmets meet the requirements of the law, but do not afford sufficient protection. As for your helmet being a road hazard once it hit the ground, I totally disagree...