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I like it, I don't think they did as nice a job on the headlights a Ducati though. Overall, nice colour scheme and look though.

Hey! Welcome back to riding.

As far as what bike to get - just get what you like. Most bikes are well engineered these days, it's more a matter of what turns your crank.

Welcome!

I'm not sure that'll fit on one of our itsy bitsy plates!

Depends on the bike - newer bikes have better headlights.

Riding at night isn't all that bad - just make sure you wear a clear visor (not a tinted one) and stick around the lit streets - don't venture out on the highway at night for the first while.

Here you go..quick...fast...compact. I happened across the link the other day - looks pretty sweet!

http://belt-buckle-knife.com/

jonny's got some

About 3/4 to 1.5 inches depending on the bike. I believe that is under load. Meaning if it's 3/4 of an inch deflection while the back wheel is off the ground (to adjust) it'll probably be to tight once you sit on it, and the swingarm moves tightening the chain. About time someone said under load. Y...

Who'd you "pee" off that this keeps happening? Just curious because this seems to be occuring again and again - seems like a vendetta of some sort (or a bad neighbourhood)

I dunno if they actually reflect light or not but the fact that they scratch if you look at them wrong prevents me from getting one. I have a dark tinted visor and it shades me just fine.

haha...I could imagine!

You gotta remember, cruisin , this is TMW - Home of the Motorcycle Safety Police! Just watch as any unsuspecting new guy posts a pic of himself sitting on his bike wearing anything less than a full Bat Man costume and gets hammered with a barrage of "proper gear" comments! :laughing: haha...true en...

http://www.thegsresources.com can help in the future as well...glad to hear you got er running good!

did you hold them to the block or just try to see it between the gap? To the block works better and you'll have a better idea of how they're doing...

This is one of the funniest threads I've seen in a while...

I'm inclined to agree with you. Wow. Glad you said it cause I really didn't catch that vibe from you at all by your earlier posts in this thread. The vibe I got was "You a (wannabe) stunter?? Get the hell out of here, I have 3500+ posts and we/I don't dig your type round here so s0d off" Something ...

I'm inclined to agree with you. Wow. Glad you said it cause I really didn't catch that vibe from you at all by your earlier posts in this thread. The vibe I got was "You a (wannabe) stunter?? Get the hell out of here, I have 3500+ posts and we/I don't dig your type round here so s0d off" Something ...

ou may want to pull and clean the spark plugs before trying again... clean the plugs, and play with the choke. Make sure the plugs work as well, and that the airfilter is not blocked... check that their is enough fuel getting through the carbs. If you didn't put stabilizer in the tank before you pa...

because you were told the truth, that stunting on streets is stupid? because people told you that imporant fact many times because its imporant? I dont see any wrong doing so im curious as to why your mad Considering the poor guy never mentioned stunting on the street and copped a shellacking for i...

If you didn't put stabilizer in the tank before you parked it, I would say it's likely the carbs are fouled...deposits can form in as little as a couple weeks if the bikes sitting.

Good luck.