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What in the heck is that abomination on wheels?? Those are ugly as sin. They remind me of the weird electric motorcycles.

I did a photoshoot for my sister again this year (this is the 3rd year in a row I believe). My oldest son and her twin girls IMG_0143 by camper4lyfe, on Flickr One of her girls IMG_0101 by camper4lyfe, on Flickr The other (she's not as photogenic, so I had to work to get pictures of...

You can get a new shock from Ronayers.com for $253 and change (plus tax and shipping). Part Number 5VX-22210-10-00

That's why I suggested fine sand paper. Maybe I should have said ultrafine, in the 600-800 grit range, or even some 000-0000 steel wool.

I would try a couple things: 1) make sure your steering is straight, and the forks aren't twisted, putting unnecessary stress on the bearings. You said the bike has been down, so it's possible that things are off. Replacing the bearings is only treating the symptom at this point rather than...

In stock configuration, the speedometer typically reads high (8-10% I've seen reported) while the odometer is accurate. Adjusting the speedometer with a speedohealer to read accurately will throw off the odometer.

Dumb question: what's tethering?

Check out Target. I picked up a portable wardrobe for ~$40, and it is designed with a cloth cover. Something like this Honey-Can-Do 36" Portable Storage Closet : Target

I kept tilting my head to try to stay level with the horizon. Great video!

And I'll add: what horrible editing on the article itself.

It makes it a bit painful on my eyes, too.

My wife's the opposite. She gets mad when I go out without her!

Man that looks like fun. Can't say I have the juevos to do it, though. Or the pocket book big enough to learn.

Make sure your connections are tight.

Did some camping over the weekend. IMG_0012 by camper4lyfe, on Flickr IMG_0022 by camper4lyfe, on Flickr IMG_0026 by camper4lyfe, on Flickr I love the Adirondacks.

Houston drivers are the worst! I'm not surprised that happened, at all. Glad he's back up and going, sans bike for now.

Oh,and GET A LAWYER. Do not fight this on your own. I don't trust a NY judge any farther than I can throw him.

Nitro, I would have pitched a fit with ANY damage to the bike. It's in their possession and they're responsible for any and all damage incurred, especially the broken signal. WTF?

That bike looks awful familiar. I'll bet you're a member of NYF ;) (camper4lyfe)

If the gas tank isn't full, temperature/humidity fluctuations will cause condensation in the tank which will lead to rust. So just because there's rust in the tank doesn't mean it wasn't garaged.