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If you are looking for something to tow/haul a bike then my vote would have to be for a truck. thats what they do,... I know they suck on gas, and ride like a truck, but a good truck can last you a long time, and riding the bike on nice days can help offset the cost of gas. You could fit a...

If you keep it around 250, it sounds like you know how to use your vents. But, just in case: If you open the vents all the way (or grill with the lid off) you will let in more air. With more air comes more oxygen. Without oxygen fire cannot exist. That’s why when you put the lid on, and close...

Yes, I saw it. I hope you didn’t think my rant was directed at you. It was more just a rant. Not targeting anyone specifically but to serve maybe as a warning to anyone buying a new grill. As far as the grill you are looking at, I’ve never seen it before. The ones like it that I have seen I...

This thread almost made me cry.:banghead: If you can swing 2 grills, that’s the way to go. Having a gas/propane grill is nice but it cannot match the heat that you will get out of hardwood charcoal. Here are the grills that I have: Gas: http://www.bbqgalore.com/gas_grills/turbo_elite/...

I was told to use the "no more tears" stuff, or baby shampoo, so that when you sweat it won't burn your eyes. But I have yet to need to wash my helmet, so I couldn’t say if that’s necessary or not. Has anyone ever had that problem?

San Diego is a good decision.:thumbup: I’ve lived here all my life and love it. If you have the time PCH (pacific coast highway) is a fun cruise. However I have to say my favorite part of the California coast line from a touring standpoint would have to be between Monterey, and Santa Barbara. If...

I've never been on a bike with under seat exhaust vs. having the exhaust on one side or both. I've read/been told that the under seat exhaust make the bike have a higher center of gravity. That makes sense, but how noticeable is it? Looks like I agree with most: I also like the exhaust...