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I don't hate Harleys, I just hate the 'culture' of many Harley riders...I also agree about the points made about the level of technology involved.

Sorry if it's a repost YouTube - Honest Harley Davidson Commercial :rof:

This is similar to the way I used too. I don't really think there is another mathematical way to calculate the answer.

:scared:Apparently I need to try again :D

I scored 78 but I got bored after a point :)

Pm on the way

GoPro, Vholdr, Drift X170 are the most known AFAIK. Personally, I'd get a HD one if I was buying now, the difference is huge.

I am really disappointed with Pedrosa and Stoner. They have acquired the habit to make continuous mistakes. Too bad for them as they could be up there with the winners... Sorry Wolfman, I know you're a fan of Stoner, but that guy also needs to stop crying on TV for god's sake.

Thread resurrection: Well, what do you know...no matter how many years get past, this guy is in the spotlight again....Found this in the RR forum...I though chicks went after him...not the other way around. http://offender.fdle.state.fl.us/offender/flyer.do?personId=57147

Hah! I told you, you should get mine when I was selling the FZ :BLAA: BTW, I think that these stands will fit both bikes, you'll just need to change the ends holding the bike each time you use it.

Motogiro, if you're interested I saw this on another forum.

euthanasia comes to mind....would work well in this case... J/K hehe....what a tool

Spools work best for stands but they're not necessary. Go to Motoskopio. He's got fair prices on stands for bikes with spools or without. Go with your bike and ask for help. A couple of brands they carry are Oxford and Bike Lift. Got a Bike lift and I'm happy. P.S. Don't you have a centre stand?

I'd go for a FZ1 or a CB1000R. Both are nice, proven bikes. Easy to fix/service, easy to find parts, easy to re-sell, lots of tried mods to improve them.... :)

Both items sold. Please lock this thread

I think that Acumen makes plug and play kits too. Don't know any more information though.

To be honest #5 & 6 confuse me :) If it helps any, here are 2 great vids on body position that I find to be good. For street riding you just do less of everything :D YouTube - body positioning YouTube - body positioning 2 I think I'm going with #3

I have a canon powershot and I am pretty pleased. The video is decent too.

Umm.....how can you do that safely? :) Seriously, I am not trying to preach, but try to be a bit more defensive on your city commute trips. Just my 2c

Our asphalt seems to be completely different than yours, thus affecting the mileage, but hopefully it will be useful for comparison between tires: Pirelli Strada - 4200km BT20 - 8000km BT21 - 5500km Conti Road Attacks - 5800km Pilot Sports - don't have a clue, the bike was sold with these...