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Old thread, but I just want to share my experience with the Bridgestone S20's. They are one of the grippiest tires I've ever used. They are good in the wet. These bridgestone tires make me confident in cornering also.

Just load your music onto your phone and play it that way.

Old thread I know, but if you know how to ride a bicycle, it can be easy to get proper balance somehow.

So what did you get? The Honda Shadow 750 A.C.E is a nice cruiser also.

I find Arai helmets to be the best since they fit my head comfortably.

Check out biketronics. They specialize in audio systems for HD bikes.

Nice bike and nice video! Enjoyed watching it.

Try to measure your headers first and see if it will fit.

If the shop sent you the wrong item, return it and they should pay for return shipping also.

Not for my bike, but I bought some stuff for my truck. I got a new set of Cooper tires, a ramp and cam lock tie-down straps. I'm going to use the straps in securing my dirt bike in the truck bed.

Cool. When I do a long distance ride, I carry my rain gear, pressure gauge, extra gloves, and sunglasses.

Try cleaning the carb jets. It will take you an hour to do it.

Rental would be cheaper. Shipping your bike, insuring it and worrying about the customs can be a hassle on your part.

Can't go wrong with a CBR. The 650F has lots of power.

Just replace your plugs at the manufacturers recommended interval and you will be good. No need to use expensive ones.

Check out the Mac 4-into-1 exhaust. It should fit on your bike.

I like wearing my Arai helmet because it fits my head very nicely.

There's a product called Blue-Job Chrome Polish that is designed for that kind of problem.

You can use soapy water and a toothbrush.

The gsxr 600 is a great bike to learn also.