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Aloha Bud, I would suggest you do a track day to hone your turning technique, that way they all wouldn't pass you. The other thing is "home field" advantage. The people who ride those roads every

Pretty good -- but my advice is to also carry a short velcro strap and velcro the front brake, so the bike won't roll. djguggms@... writes: Rrrose. @>-->--

Nope--2000 Honda 1100 ACE Cruiser Shadow with tubeless tires. Ruari McLennan <r.mclennan@...> wrote: Keith, What a Day! I assume that's not the W with an inner tube you were riding? As for "What a

Anyone going to the classic bike " King of Brands" meeting on Sunday? It is even forecast to be dry Dick

No, I suspect that kicking the engine over won't really help if you've fogged the cylinders anyway, I've read here that you'll just draw in fresh humid air when you don't want to, potentially risking

I just got back from a trip from central Wyoming across Idaho and then across Oregon to get together with an old Navy buddy and then to ride beside him on a short 200 mile tour of the mountains of

Hee, hee, that takes me back - Aye, that's richt, gie 'em laldy, Roy! Ruari (who has at least three old photies of the 70s Aberdeen Uni days with sundry inebriated characters wi' one trooser leg

Keith, What a Day! I assume that's not the W with an inner tube you were riding? As for "What a Day!" here's something to cheer you up - click here and scroll down for the quintissential happy

Well, part of me wants to try that out but mostly I hope I never have to :-). How come his lady-friend, who is bigger than him, can't pick the bike up? Confidence, maybe. I've seen that method used on

Keith W. asked me to post this, haven't watched it, but here it is. Dennis http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pPjYweKeiLk

Ah, a Munchato Mamutti... Dennis

Hi Robert; Will your W650 be stored in France, or Montreal? I store my Dub in an unheated shed for about five months of the year, using much the same technique as you employ with the scooter. But I

Quite like the look of this baby... http://tinyurl.com/2gws2q

Hi all, I have been with the group for about a year now and read a lot about the W650 on this forum and elsewhere. I thought of waiting until retirement (4-5 years) to get one but now, after 2 years

Actually, I'm as ignorant about suspension are you, and blindly make changes as suggested by others, and am by no means suspension tech savvy. I'd say if it feels fine, go with that. Dennis

Thank you, Dennis! It says Wheel travel, that must be the same thing as fork travel! Never noticed, I was looking under the Suspension chapter. So at 50mm sag, I'm at 38.5% of full travel on the

Ruari Manual sez 130mm - 5 1/8" front fork travel. Dennis

Rob See this for proper master link assembly; http://www.msgroup.org/forums/mtt/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=383 Get a DID X-Ring chain, they're the best and will last the longest. Make sure the master link is