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Posted: **Mon May 04, 2009 12:28 pm**

wrecks wrote:Here I am with my some of my riding buddies at Alpine Lake.

Nice sign in the background. Twisty roads ahead!

RhadamYgg

Posted: **Mon May 04, 2009 1:36 pm**

wrecks wrote:Here I am with my some of my riding buddies at Alpine Lake.

Good thing you have the best looking bike of the 3 pictured

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Posted: **Tue May 05, 2009 7:03 pm**

Nice sign in the background. Twisty roads ahead!
RhadamYgg

Yeah that area is great. There are three roads from that area which you can take that lead to some of the best twisties in California.

Posted: **Tue May 05, 2009 7:04 pm**

Good thing you have the best looking bike of the 3 pictured.

Thanks!

Posted: **Tue May 05, 2009 7:26 pm**

I needed a new rear tire on my Supermoto so I got a Michelin Pilot Road tire. Its actually a sport touring tire. Its a bit heavier but I wanted longer wearing tire since I use my Motard mostly for my commute. Maybe next time I'll go for a more sporty tire. My brother has this tire on his Supermoto too and has got almost 6k miles on it and there's about 2k to 3k of tred left. Another thing cool is I got the tire mounted and balanced by Mototire Guy for $15 per wheel. If any of you live in the SF bay area I highly recommend this guy. You save a lot of money by buying the tire online & having it shipped to your place or having it shipped to Mototire Guy and then you just bring in your rim & old tire and you're in & out in less than an hour. MTG also installs the tire if you bring your bike in but that costs $35 per wheel. It beats all the local shop prices that I know of. In these tight times every penny saved helps. On a side note if you need him to get rid of your tires he charges $3 for tire disposal.

His website is:
http://www.mototireguy.com/

Michelin Pilot Rear Tire

Posted: **Fri May 08, 2009 8:39 pm**

More pictures of my bro and I on the track.

Elbows up!

Posted: **Mon May 11, 2009 3:31 pm**

I just put on the Galfer Stainless Steel Brake lines on my DRZ 400sm. OMG what a difference steel lines make on a bike. Stoppies are even more easier to do. As per quality I would recommend Galfer lines for anyone looking to get some stainless steel lines.

Posted: **Wed May 13, 2009 3:15 pm**

I went on two rides the past couple of days. One with a riding buddy and one by myself. I did the usual marin/Hwy 1 loop. Its my favorite twisty loop in the SF bay area.

Here's where my buddy and I stopped for a break. We decided to stop here because we've never stopped in Lagunitas when we do our usual loop. You can get your teeth worked on and have acupuncture done at the same time while selling your house.

Posted: **Thu May 14, 2009 4:05 pm**

My brother showing off his form on a stoppie.

Posted: **Sun May 17, 2009 6:45 pm**

I was at Infineon for the races today and I took some pictures of Roland Sands Design stuff.

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