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Thanks for the suggestions. I ended up talking to Cycles of Silver Spring, which is within walking distance of where I live, so I figured I would try them out. They ordered some PR2's for me and I am getting them put on tomorrow. I'll let you all know if everything goes OK.

I need to get a new set of Tires installed in the next couple months, I was wondering if anyone had some good recommendations for shops in the MD/DC/VA area that would trust with their bike. I do all routine maintenance on my Bike, but I do not have the tools or the space to do a tire change...

A good bicycle tire manual pump works fine. Since you will only be adjusting your pressure a couple PSI at a time this is all you should need. I use one in combination with a good tire pressure gauge. You should be checking your tires frequently enough so that they are never off by a couple...

#1 New Tires #2 Racetech front springs (will do this when the front tire is off anyway) #3 Change coolant #4 Spencer Seat Mod That should be about all for this winter, I try to keep riding when it is above freezing, so I will probably do most of this in Jan-Feb

Flip Flops and/or no helmet or gear + Burnout attempt = Fail? Judging from the videos, I think your best chance at success is to wear protective equipmunk and not videotape. Videotaping the attempt automatically increases the chance of failing :D

+1 for Pinlock. I have it on my shoei qwest after the stock shield was a fog monster below 60 degrees. Now I just have my glasses fogging up on me...

Summit Point (In WV) is not too far away and there are frequent trackdays organized by some trackday companies. Although this is not near free.

Bike before FZ6 - '84 Honda VF500F Interceptor Bike before that - 97 CB750 Nighthawk

My bike in fall/touring mode. I just put the Shad 50 on there. I put the Cal-Sci screen on in the Fall/Spring for more wind protection on my commute.

Try going down a click at a time on the rear and see how it feels. I had a similar feeling after I put some extra weight on the back of my bike (Topcase). I have the original suspension on the front and back, so I am not the same as you, but it is worth a shot. When I had weight in the...

And Some from the MotoGP race...

Some pics from the Moto2 Race

125 Race Pic

Yeah I was surprised by the new paint, since they used the normal paint on the Repsol's on Saturday. Also, the numbers on the 3 bikes were all the same color, not like the usual where each rider at least has some different colors going on. I think it looked a little better in person, it was...

I'm Back!!!:rockon: I watched Qualifying for all 3 classes on Saturday, it was very Hot that day 90+ with no clouds or shade... Watched all 3 races on Sunday, weather was much nicer (65 or so and cloud cover, was a bit on the cool side). 125 and Moto2 were very good to watch, and MotoGP...

Attached a layout of the circuit for anyone not familiar...

I am going on vacation to Spain next week, and I am lucky enough to be able to go to the race! I am very excited, this will be my first MotoGP race visit. :rockon: Is anyone else going? I will be in section 1C, which is across from the pits and at the end of the Start-Finish straight, right...

If you still need a specific view not in any of the other posts, let me know and I can take a new one if you need:D

I also ordered a Shad rack and the 50L case. It is currently backordered, but I am hoping I have it before I go on a trip to upstate NY in Oct. It will make the trip a lot easier if I have the storage! Will post some pictures when I finally get it...

Highway construction in the DC area is not the most high quality! The step up was definitely about 4 inches, maybe not 5, but I think 4 is a good guess. With all the construction, I have gotten a lot better at riding on grooved surfaces. It is a bit strange at first, with the bike feeling...