I will bring them again. In addition, it seems that many of us are using the Sena communicator system so keeping things tight should not be any problem. We should perform the usual pre-ride meeting/discussion so all participants know what to expect.
I would suggest that everyone carry a piece...
This looks great. I say set it in stone. On another topic...
Where was this picture taken at? It can't be anywhere around here with the terrain and snow on the ground.
I don't want to be That Guy but a simple search will find several threads that cover this topic in great detail. It would be best to resurrect one of them...
Yes, do it. I bought one last weekend, it's a fantastic bike. The torque is amazing and it rides two-up better than you can imagine. There are a lot of leftover '12 bBlack units lying around and I got mine for $14045 OTD.
Still going to keep the FZ for the foreseeable future as it's still...
Yes, without question. I have already bought her all of the gear she needs and we are planning a 1 week California introductory tour sometime after the snow has melted. I want her to experience Sonora Pass, Lake Tahoe, etc.
Well, David really has the restrictions due to family and career commitments. However, my world has kind of flipped on its head as well and it was nice to get in some saddle time.
I had a rock hit my oil pan on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, cracking it enough that oil was constantly...
I agree about the risk factor and the opportunity to sharpen your skills. We rode 220 miles in rain Saturday without any incidents. Not really our preference but that was the only tome we could ride together for the next 4 weeks.
Sorry John, we just rode. It was very cloudy/wet/gray so we just kept moving. Lotta of tire sliding on the cattle guards and limited visibility, but we kept the pace up. :D