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I got bikes you can ride, come on over. The good thing is we don't have any corners!

Again because you're an EMT you should know better than anyone of the consequences of totally irresponsible riding.

That is different Kenny. Fred and I swapped bikes all the time, but I know him, and I know he is a very good rider. I also know if he where to crash a bike he would have it repaired. Joe off the street...cash only.

When I've sold all of my bikes it's been cash only. There is ALWAYS another buyer. I've taken $6,000.00 in $100.00 bills straight to the bank.

They have insurance for a stolen bike, I don't, and I don't need the PITA if it is stolen, crashed, etc.

Wow, you are a serious mental midget. You stupid ****, you don't go 95+ in traffic let alone 145+. If you want to go that fast in the craptacular state of Jokelahoma, go to the Indian Nation Turnpike where it is arrow straight, no traffic, and if you off no one will find you. You Sir...

Only with counted cash in hand. Too many stories of the bike being dumped or being stolen.

I have health ins that caps out of pocket at $10k, short & long term disability. They cover me, period. So many of the add on policies can really nickel and dime and no really offer any benefit. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk

What is the cost per year? Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk

Currently about $750.00 a year for four bikes. Full, full, really full coverage: 2012 Aprilia Tuono V4R, 2013 Moto Guzzi Stelvio NTX Liability only: 1988 Yamaha RZ50, 2007 Suzui GZ250 All bikes: 300/500/100, $250 deductible, and roadside. Flo...

Sooooo close to riding it. This weekend? Maybe?

I don't buy it. If a battery didn't charge at idle bikes would drop like flies in stop-n-go traffic. Using a lower gear won't matter either as the R&R will dictate the rate the battery charges. You just need to either run the bike more often or keep it on trickle charger. Sent from my...

Why not? It's stamped on the head tube and on the frame sticker. Any one can walk up an see it. Kinda like your plate number. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk

Easy, riding above their skill level and way too fast for the street. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk

Remember you need lube where the chain contacts the sprockets. Otherwise they will wear and hook prematurely. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk

Oil is pretty much oil. As long as it is clean you're good to go. I've started my bike with 10-65 (for the Moto Guzzi) in 25 degree weather, no problems.

As long as it isn't low friction you'll be fine. If the clutch does slip, you'll know right away, change the oil right away and you should be fine. If not friction plates are not too much, $50ish. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk

Great reviews Eric, thanks for posting them up. I'm hoping MotoGP at COTA has more vendors this year. I love looking at all of the "stuff."

You guys kill me. Wait until you are well into your 40's! I hit the magic 50 this year. Honestly so much is about how the bike fits you and what you use it for.

Super Tenere = S10 :) Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk