BustedKnuckles

Wow! i don't care who thought of it first that is a great idea, and JAM your fit and finish looks great. Since the link was posted I'm ordering two of the Twisted Throttle units, this solves a long dilemma of mine, I hate stowing stuff under the seat because it's so difficult to retrieve and I hate moving it from jacket to jacket because I always forget it, I love this idea and product, thanks!

Thanks for the laughs Yoshi, I love your "disguise"! :fing02: Those are big bags but they look good and definitely will come in handy for long-distance touring.

I'm sorry I didn't get a single shot of the grid girls, lame, I know. :( We shot over 1200 photos total on two cameras, Dan's got them all on his laptop now so all I have at the moment are these low-res versions I'll try to get originals of the good ones and post links but it may be several days.

My good friend Dan is the owner/webmaster of the excellent website Rare Sportbikes for Sale (it's like Bring a Trailer but for cool bikes). We got hooked up with tickets and "special" passes to the races this past weekend from one of the authors of that site who is also a member of the Veloce Racing team. We had a great time and got to see some amazing racing up close, Miller is a truly wonderful faciility, the photos don't do justice. Huge Thanks go to Dan, Jay, Veloce Racing, Moto Forza, and the AItalia Aprilia team for the fun and amazing access we had. :laughing6-hehe: Sporting my VFRD Colors at the track ;) Dan and I at the Veloce Racing Garage. (notice the raresportbikesforsale.com stickers on the bike!) Getting Nobi's ride ready to race Honda was there with a trailer full of bikes too... Some Racing Photos Inside the Aprilia Garage just before the final SBK race. (yep, I said inside!) Suspension tweaks Mr. Biaggi's victory lap (Photo credit to Dan, this is the money shot!)

That's what they mean when they say waterproof right? I find my E21s make fine little coolers in the summer months. Nothing like a cold one at the end of the trail! :laughing6-hehe:

looks like a great ride through some beautiful country, thanks for sharing. :unsure:

Personally my greatest memories from the past riding season were from my trip to, at, and from the VFRD Summer Summit. This community is a unique thing, I think that is why so many of us value this site and the connections we make here. The riders I met in Colorado, including yourself, are all people I'm glad associate with and proud to consider friends. VFRD is a big thing that you have created and share with all of us. Moreover you do it passionately, professionally, and graciously. The VFR1200 "group-buy" is a just a little something from each of us to get a big thing for you. It really seems fair from our perspective. I think I speak for the group when I say you do indeed deserve it and I really hope we can pull it off! :wheel: -Paul

Yes, this is right! I have found this to be true in a car, here in Oregon we get lots of experience driving in the rain. Unfortunately when I wear polarized glasses on the bike my Shoei's clear shield turns to rainbows so I use cheapo sunglasses when riding... Anyone else have thoughts or experience with this? (Edit: HS beat me to it with the rainbow problem, I guess I'm not the only one!)

Count me in as well. Great place, great roads, and great company, I'm already looking forward to it!

I just got some PR1's at Cycle Gear, they are currently having a 20% off sale. They list the Pilot Road 2 Front 120/70/17 HERE for $137 I know it's a couple bucks more than the link above but they had them instock at my local store so shipping was not an issue. Another source anyway.