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yeah, if you were doing something to AVOID an accident or unsafe situation, ur ok... unless thecop is a dink. lol

holy hell, sweet ride... it would be awesome to put it on the street and when someone laughs at the color, challenge them to a race! Then their friends can laugh at them for years about "the time the guy on the pink bike beat your a$$" lol...

yeah, the old timers used to call it "weasel piss". It works well to move water out, but if you use it on a gun, you'll see rust in a few days. I use it to clean the chain, and sometimes for cleaning sticker-goo.

Yep, I bet your house was slapped together by tax-evading migrant workers. Thanks, President CLinton.

The bullshiite parties continue to be out of touch with reality, and continue to fight for big biz and their campaign supporters, and the whole mess gets worse by the minute. We are at a critcal situation here, and it's business as usual on capitol hill. The bailout package has all sorts of...

+1 to downshifting at tolerable speeds for your gears. Once I stopped trying to force it to get into 1 at above 17mph, it stopped clunking. I bet downshifting at too high a rolling speed beats on all sorts of stuff! Expensive stuff!!! As for oil, I noticed a big difference from regular 10-40...

*bump! The GA chapter has obtained it's charter. We had our first meeting yesterday in Conyers. We voted in President, VP, Treasurer, Secretary, Sgt. at Arms, and I am a Trustee. If there are any GA EMS peoples here who want to get involved in this budding MC, please don't hesitate to ask...

LOL yup, I brought the tire and wheel in to work, and planned on going the next morning to get it switched out, but we noticed that the outside rear driver's side, (dually,) tire on the ambulance was flat! We were instucted to take it to Big Ten tires, and so I brought my wheel and new tire...

My new tire was on my front porch today! I'm going to bring my wheel in to work tomorrow and get it changed, and I'll be back in business!!!!

Yes. Yes it does!!!

LOL, I am in EMS, and much like th enurse that chimed in earlier, we have seen some of the absolute grossest stuff this side of any war zone. Like the DOA we got called to where the 72 yr old guy had died in his chair next to a space heater, had sat for four days, and his cats had been...

On the way home form work the other day, I noticed the front tire coming off the ground a little when accelerating in turns, especially uphill. I should have checked it out, but didn't. I rolled it out of the garage yesterday AM, as usual, and kept thinking it was harder to push... Fired...

lol here's a good oportunity to strip it and repaint. You can do two-tone on the tank!

I was going to change my name to "Rich Frosted", and then settled on "Space Vox". I say change your name to "Bigfoot". Bigfoot Stein. I had a Pt last week whose middle name was "Nipple". It said so on her license, so instead of the required initial on my report, I wrote the whole middle...

Re: how fast can you go I've seen 127MPh on my '07, and if there wasn't any traffic ahead I would have pushed it some. It was certainly fast enough, 100 doesn't even Faze me anymore, lol Great bikes!

Yep, I'm revisiting this topic! I knew the buzz came from the clutch cable, so that's where I started. I went over it yesterday while at the fire station, since we were not running a ton of calls. The first area I went after was the top elbow right off of the lever. I removed the end of the...

Meh... As much as I like BMWs, this bike just looks like half of what my cheaper FZ6 is. Biggest exception is its off-road capacity, which when one actually tries to ride these behemoths down trails, becomes almost moot in my book. I like light and fast dirt bikes, no lights, barely any...

I have 3700 miles on my Bridgestones that came on the bike, and the rear looks and handles really well. I'll be looking at the dual component tires, but truthfully, if I get near 10,000 miles on the bridgestones, I'll just get them again. Pretty darn good tires.

Daaaaaaaaang! Glad it is on the road to Wellville.

Three old ladies are sitting on a park bench eating lunch. A guy comes up, opens his trenchcoat and flashes them all. The first lady, she had a stroke. The second one did, too. The third lady wouldn't touch it.