Hobie1dog

Sounds very tasty, wish it were longer & outdoors! :lobby:

Ask and you shall receive! :lobby:

I want to put that muffler on everything I own :lobby:

The weather was terrific, sunny and almost 80F.

So you were in a T-shirt, shorts, and sandals?

I'm still looking for a bike to use without having to rent a friggin Harley.

Call Riders Hill in dahlonega.

706-864-7070

They Rent Aprilia...

http://www.ridershill.com/

Wow, 165.00 plus 15.00 dollars insurance plus tax ends up being 200.00/day :tour:

Somebody needs to make some fiberglas replacement front end parts for this generation. :rolleyes:

Might have to get me some of this stuff.......

Don't put it next to your container of nut powder. You only need to get those two mixed up once and...well, you know :cheerleader:

:biggrin:

Exhaust has to weigh 30lbs. :biggrin:

Here is a short video clip of the fire spitting VFR with it's unique Micron Ultralite Titanium muffler ( that weighs 1 1/2 lbs. ) :offtopic:

No comments on the video?

Here is a short video clip of the fire spitting VFR with it's unique Micron Ultralite Titanium muffler ( that weighs 1 1/2 lbs. ) :warranty:

With all this riding, walking, swimming and such you'll be in better shape than most of us with 2 good legs! (I really need to do more, there's 26 hrs in a day right?)

Good on ya! :fing02:

I am getting stronger every day and continue to towards that goal, but still have weak links. So far it's the right leg w/the semi botched first surgery, the left pulverized ankle seems to be working much better than the right so far. :beer:

I do hope to sneak out around the block type ride this week. :tour:

BR

....run My Pace for a while before resuming Yours....... :biggrin:

Yes, please ride "normal" ( like the rest of us slow guys ) for awhile and let everything heal up really good before you do your Rossi imitation. I want this to be a happy ending type of story. :goofy:

black radiators for me too.

I've reached a new state of Enlightenment...again. :fing02:

Marty, we've got a couple of those exact units at work, they do work pretty well and the variable vane setting is nice to keep the air moving. :fing02:

It was left over from a job, so the boss gave it to me just to get it out of the warehouse. :fing02:

Love my Mini-split heat pump...hangs on the wall, almost noise free, nice remote control. :fing02:

Nice small condensing unit fits up close to the house, neighbors never hear it run either, super quiet.

Indoor unit picture

Started banging my head against the drafting table, thrashed wildly around the office doing my robot dance....nice music. :goofy: I'll have to look them up, never heard of em. :fing02:

Is this the same group? Really bizarre video. I need to smoke a joint before I watch this again. :beer:

How do you like your iMac?

timmy, is your car flat black too? :goofy: :fing02:

the 97 is still on the original plugs....should be good for 80k or so. :offtopic:

There's way too much gloss on that mount...grab the spray can fast. I know you have to have some flat around there. :offtopic:

The older I get, the more I hate interstates.

You do have to take into consideration that any prolonged sliding will result in the nylon type garmets melting into your skin. My buddy is an Urgent Care physician and he convinced me not to ever buy anything that was a Nylon/Polyester grade product. After a few stories of sending people onto the burn clinics where they have to literally scrape and peel the layer of melted nylon off your body, which exposes everything below.....nasty stuff.

The prevail sprayer is about a 2 on a scale of 10...very low tech and marginal quality spray pattern. :rolleyes:

Well I got to try out my mod'ed plugs with my new helmet, great combo since this is my quietist helmet ever.

Which helmet are you talking about ??????

Just a pic.

Stylish.....I like it....how much do they run for a pair?

I would think that this would be nice to have on a cross country trip for when you are tire of wearing a full set of gear and want to ride in something a whole lot less bulky. :biggrin:

....yep, and actually works well.....I feel "reasonably safe enough" in it......."Trip Comin" Marty........ :ohmy: :goofy:

David: I'm trying to use the Law Of Attraction and visualization to bring another bike into my life....hasn't got here yet. :fing02:

I would think that this would be nice to have on a cross country trip for when you are tire of wearing a full set of gear and want to ride in something a whole lot less bulky. :biggrin:

Glad you brought this up as we had the same question on what tire to put on the CBR/VFR next month.

Think we will be trying out the Bridgestone 016 this time.