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I bought a truck through Costco. The dealership HAS to stick to the price they give you. If they move off that price, then they will get their Coscto deal pulled.

Why is the date upside down? Nice u-turn job on an uphill too!

Just a note of thanks to all those that contributed to the CCT thread. I did mine yesterday and it went smoothly and was actually easier than what I was expecting.

If you are looking at buying one from a dealership, I'd steer clear of Fun Bike. I have not had really good experiences there. I would suggest Escondido Cycle Center or North County Yamaha.

That could be considered priceless folk art :)

If nobody has any, Wild Hair Accessories was the outfit that did the group buy on the lines and pads. I don't know if they still carry them or not though.

This one, https://www.spiritstrike.com/

Ok, so this may be a dumb question, but here goes. After this guy is mauled to death, why is it necessary to hunt down the bear and kill it?

Add me to the list of KLR owners. I have an '02 that I have done quite a few things to. They are great bike, just like a Timex. You know that old saying :)

My '05 used the clunk. I replaced the ball bearing headset with a tapered roller bearing set and it went away. Food for thought.

I can relate. I've been on the hunt for a '55-'57 Chevy truck. I looked at one that was "rust free." HA! I dragged my wife with me. From a distance it looked great. The closer you got the more rust you could see. The chrome grill had spots of rust on it. The paint was bubbling in...

I used to wear Shoei. After a couple of hours, I would get a major headache, as they never did fit right. I tried on a Suomy, and bought it. I won't buy another make of helmet other than these. The inside pads are removeable and replaced easily. It's very comfortable! The only drawback is...

I have a used one with, some scratches, that I will sell cheaply. It's just sitting on a shelf.

Wow! I'm surprised to hear this. My wife and I just visited Boise and I found the drivers there to be very good! I even brought my bicycle with me and rode around your city. I was given all kinds of room and never "buzzed", honked at, or given the one finger wave. I couldn't even wave a car...

Being an amateur woodworker/furniture maker those look very nice! I have some old rifles. What products do you use to strip down the stock?

Ask him for the VIN. Then go to the local police department and explain that you are interested in the bike and you just want to know the status of the title, clear, salvage, etc. If the police department won't help, then go the DMV.

Meguiars makes a nice line of products.

Non-mc related. I have a couple of old cable modems, one a Toshiba and the other a Linksys. They are free for whomever would like them. All I ask is that you pay the shipping. They both work fine and come with the power cords.

X2!!