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i'm up for a ride. i've been looking forward to meeting some forum members.

LOL...no, not like that. they're more like hash browns than pancakes. and you eat them with sour cream. good stuff.

i wish i could join you guys on this ride, but i'll be camping that weekend. i take day rides to Big Bear often. for lunch i can recommend Old Country Inn. aside frome having very good food, they have a huge patio that can accomodate the group. i like the hot meatloaf sandwich for lunch and...

i too thank you for posting this. my wife and i had a great time. we were on the silver FJR with a black textile bag on the rear rack. my wife wears a pink helmet that you can't miss! we even won raffle prizes! i won a $20 gift card in the theater, and my wife won one the next day (she put...

the point of this event is that it's a benefit for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation.

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doh! i ride to work all the time, but today, like every wednesday, i telecommute from home. my FJR is in my garage. :huh:

thanks for the heads-up. i just RSVP'd. the cause means a lot to me right now. i lost my brother to a brain tumor on the 27th of june.

that vehicle code doesn't mention the space between the double-double yellows...it only refers to entering/exiting the carpool lane completely. i used the term "buffer" for lack of a better term. i didn't mean to imply that it was part of the code verbiage. the CHiP that told me that it was...

auto parts stores like Auot Zone, Kragen, Pep Boys, etc carry a wide variety of cool switches (that cater to the import tuner crowd). if you're gonig to install it on a horizontal panel, i'd recommend a water-proof switch.

i commute to work on my FJR and the commute home in the evening is mostly lane-splitting on the northbound 605 (between the carpool and no. 1 lane) and the eastbound 60 (between the no. 1 and 2 lanes). it is indeed legal to ride inside the double-double yellow that separates the carpool lane...

bravo, moose! this engineer/moto nut/tinkerer bows to your ingenuity and execution of design! if you do make some to sell, i will most definitely be in line with all the others.

my best wishes go to Tom and his family. i am going through the same with my oldest brother, Gil. things look grim for my brother and we are now just waiting for him to find that rest he has earned...he has faught hard. i hope your family sees some light at the end of this tunnel. cheers to Tom!

i work for Boeing in Long Beach, California. our parking structure is 7-stories high and has a footprint about the size of two city blocks. motorcycles park in a designated area on the first level that can hold about 40 bikes. we park adjacent to the handicap parking. the motorcycle section...

very nice shots!

very clean...very good! first thing i do whenever i buy a bike is remove the reflectors (it's not a bicycle, after all). my riding gear has plenty of reflective piping, so i still feel safe. that being said, i have been hesitant to remove the sidecase reflectors. i don't know if i will be...

personally, i think the shot is framed nicely. i like all the negative space behind her and i subscribe to the rule of thirds . :good: rule of thirds: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_thirds

for those of you having trouble with Tourmast gear: try emailing them with your complaint. they have great customer service. when i crashed in March, i shredded the temp controller for my heated Tourmaster gear. i emailed them to ask about selling me a replacement, and they sent me a...

will do.

i crashed my Z750S somewhere between Monterey and Big Sur on the 1st of March. it was only 30 mph, but i went down hard on my left side. i credit my transition jacket with saving my skin. the textile on the elbow had minor scratches, and the shoulder abraided through the first layer (only)...