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Sigh... You're absolutely correct, Dennis. Excuse me while I step out for a minute – I need to get a damp cloth so I can wipe the egg off my face. I'd like to blame that oversight on my aging brain

Charles, That was Pete Tibble. Cordell got himself a big ugly 06 Tiger recently. Dennis (looked around the room to see if my brain was rolling around somewhere...)

What follows is a true story, Pete. Last Wednesday (a week ago) I stopped at a bike dealership as I was riding through Maine. The reason for the stop was to check if they might happen to have a Versys

Hi Gene: A few weeks ago I met somebody with a magnetic tank bag on a Kawasaki Concours (2000 or 2001 model with 100,022 km on it). About 2 hours earlier, near Woodstock, New Brunswick, the fella had

Ouch - I'm always terrified of that one happening (well, stop signs/yields more than roundabouts here, but the inattentive driver rear ending me when I'm stopped) Glad to hear you weren't hurt too

My daughter-in-law has a Burgman 400. My son loves riding it so much that he sold his 3 year old Harley dresser.--- In W650riders@..., Laura <laurauk.rider@...> wrote: but a 'scooter'!!

Willyboy I've had no experience with the Rifle, but from the looks of the photo it does not seem to have any protection for your hands. Dennis

Does anyone have any experience with the Rifle Nightflight fairing? I'm looking for either a half fairing or something similar to deflect air from my hands and chest. Any suggestions?

Right lever = front brake like a motor or push bike, left lever =rear brake like a push bike. You won't have an issue. I've ridden a scooter twice in 6 months and it was completely intuitive, apart

Laura, I've driven a scooter twice in the past year, and had no problem with it. If you ride a bicycle it's the same, so it's OK... The front brake is on the right liek a push bike and motor bikes.

I agree Pete, great item. I got two, one to carry on each bike. Do you see any reason that they wouldn't work on paint also?........Leonard Peter Cordell <plkkc@...> wrote: I ordered a few

Being from the UK, where we have a graduated system for learners and so my initial response was that I consider a 420 lb machine a little big for a first bike. The biggest issue with bikes, once you

Damn, sorry Rose, wires crossed again, there goes another senior moment ;) (Memo... please read messages slowly). Roy.