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Hey Brenda! I'm so rarely on here anymore, but great to see your message (2 months later). Leo is 18 months now and goes bonkers for cars, trucks, trains, motorcycles.... anything that goes vroom really. How are things with you?

What's wrong with eating lead paint chips?

The mother should be in jail too for that, but then who'd watch the kiddo... crazy Uncle Jim? I feel badly for this kid because he's clearly going to be raised in a household that doesn't teach him good decision making skills.:spank:

That's what she said... Oh!!!:steve:

And you assume that those speaking up currently have never ridden a bike with ride-by-wire technology. You know what they say about people who make assumptions... And "baseless opinions"? Seriously? You do realize that Erci teaches people to ride motorcycles and is not just some random punk on...

:popcorn::popcorn::popcorn::popcorn::popcorn: While I can understand where Neal is coming from on this clearly heavily debated topic, I can't say I agree with you Neal. Yes, the technology is making it safer for all of us to ride, from ABS to traction control to lean sensors dulling throttle...

Couldn't agree with Nelly more... it is the most rewarding work I have ever done, but clearly requires great sacrifice to get there.

Sarcasm, eg my own mispelling which was done on purpose, was clearly lost on you. It's all in good fun bro, no need to perform rough drafts of a motorcycle forum posting. Kenny, glad you're doing better and the bowels are moving. Nothing like a good pooping!

You NEVER want to be attached to the bike when it contacts something. The tank mashes itself against your family jewels, but more importantly your pelvic bone, causing potentially life threatening internal bleeding. Aside from head injury, this is the highest causes of death in motorcycle...

You meant Propofol, right? Spelling is awsome! If this were the case, they'd let you take a cab home. Trust me, this is a safety issue with the meds, albeit a rare side effect.

Come on Kenny! You know you should have just PM'd me about this. (Thanks Pete for the shout-out) The "escort" home was for your own safety bro and you really should have taken it seriously. I'm glad nothing adverse happened, but you could have stopped breathing in your sleep that night...

Bravo Eric! Glad to hear even the liter bikes can't kill these tires ;) I know there are more aggressive tires out there, but I like these for street use. With how much commuting miles I put on, these make the most sense.

Where's the after pic?:spank:

Adds at least 5 hp

Thanks for the shout-out Cliff :BLAA:

As others have said, first step is to get the bike cleaned up to be able to look for leaks. Additionally, white smoke is typically water based substance whereas blueish smoke is typically oil based substance. If it's truly white, it's likely just crap caked on the bottom of the bike. If it's...

Happy birthday brother. Hope you get to ride on this special day and then spend the rest of it with the people who care about you most.

You should ask your surgeon, but I'd suspect minimum 6-8 weeks, possibly longer with therapy. Shoulders are a mess to rehab because they are such unstable joints. Your labrum is a large part of what holds your humeral head in the glenoid socket, creating a suction cup effect. Without it, or...

Going to post that video footage you were talking about?

I had similar experiences with AAA when I wrecked in 2008. They covered the bike, aftermarket exhaust, and helmet. The rest of my gear was undamaged, so I didn't claim it. Glad you are getting good service from them.:thumbup: For those not from SoCal, keep in mind that AAA in SoCal is...