The Sickness

[LiquidSilver]

Ah, ya wanker... you got sick of jonesin' after mine, didntcha?!

And yes, I know I need to work on my footpeg positioning, thank you.

 

[twowheelnut]

ock,

The paint job on that bike is simply gorgeous. That photo does not do it justice.

 

[RTSR1/FJR]

Yeah, my sickness has been going for many years myself! I had slipped off the wagon 2/04 myself with this! Same drug as yours! lol Pics are over a year old ( just after I got it and put a few mods on).

 

[RTSR1/FJR]

The other side!

 

[rogdeb]

Twowheel

You're too kind <_<

:blushing:

 

[Groo]

RTSR1/FJR,

So when do you get the training wheels off?

Sorry, the visual just stuck in my head....

 

[RTSR1/FJR]

RTSR1/FJR,
So when do you get the training wheels off?

Sorry, the visual just stuck in my head....

I like that! lol

 

[Warchild]

Those Pit Bull stands are completely bad-ass... I've used the standard rear stand for years on all my sportbikes.

But the R-1 requires the use of swingarm spools... so if my recently ordered spool adapters would ever get here, I can finally service my R-1's chain proper... :angry:

 

[Groo]

Pit bulls may be the shiznit Dale, but you gotta admit they look like the bolt ons your dad initially put on your first 2 wheeler to keep you from cracking open your coconut.... and training wheels on an R1 is just a funny thought/image... :haha:

 

[FatNakedGuy]

Do you think a fat dude can get a chick while riding that bike?

 

[scoose]

You are an absolute SICKO Warchild! :arrowhead:

You need setious help!! :help:

 

[scoose]

OH DEAR GAWD!! Look at that avatar!! :blink: :bigeyes:

 

[LiquidSilver]

The Cardinal avatar looks good from here, scoose!

Has anybody besides me tried the Pit Bull "Forward Handle Rear" stand. I love mine! The handle is right with you as stand beside-left of the bike, and you push it forward, raising the bike that way. IMO, much easier to put on by myself. I use spools, too. (standard red LP spools)

I've never loved the way my front Pit Bull stand works on the R1. It's the "stick into the bottom of the steering stem" type. Great for taking forks off and suspension work, but the way it pushes on the brake line fittings is not to my liking. I loosened the banjo bolts and slightly relocated them, but the arm of the stand still applies pressure to them.

 

[Bounce]

Thanks for the "Ambient" tip, Dale.

I love it... where else would you find, under the "Bike Operation" section, an topic area called "Crashing".

:clap: :ba: :dance: :drinks: :fans: :friends: :rolf: :lmao:

:atv: :alcoholic:

:headbonk: :rip:

 

[dunhamg]

I'd prolly agree if'in I was a young 20-something like yourself. Let's chat again when you're in your mid-40's, and we'll see if you have the same perspective. 

But, I'm well into my 30's not in my 20's anymore.

I still like the R1 better for solo riding. (Except when it gets too cold, then the extra wind protection is nice.)

Grady A. Dunham

 

[scoose]

The Cardinal avatar looks good from here, scoose!

Not mine Liquid...the one above mine :clap:

 

[Woodstock]

scoose, what's in your sig? My ad-blocker is blocking it???

 

[Rogue]

scoose, what's in your sig? My ad-blocker is blocking it???

Its a bar with "Athens, GA" and the current time and temp there.

 

[scoose]

scoose, what's in your sig?  My ad-blocker is blocking it???

Its a bar with "Athens, GA" and the current time and temp there.

A banner from wunderground

Banner

 

[Woodstock]

Yep, banners.wunderground.com is on the block list. It probably is pseudo-spyware (captures the image get for data mining)