Capt Quirk
Veteran
The people who forget to put their feet down at stop lights?
Bikers Korner...........
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taormina
Hates to Rent
pics of Da Hog.
It's an '07 Fat Boy that has a ton of extras; Chrome wheels, chrome forks, 2" lower rear end, chrome sprocket, chrome grips and controls, Stage 1 update and Rush pipes and a bunch of other stuff I can't remember. I bough it new last year and love it. It was the first year of the 6 speed and the 96" motor. 1580ccs of fuel economy, baby!!!!!
It's an '07 Fat Boy that has a ton of extras; Chrome wheels, chrome forks, 2" lower rear end, chrome sprocket, chrome grips and controls, Stage 1 update and Rush pipes and a bunch of other stuff I can't remember. I bough it new last year and love it. It was the first year of the 6 speed and the 96" motor. 1580ccs of fuel economy, baby!!!!!
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Wild Imagination Films
Well-known member
On my other yellow and black and silver bike:
Gnarley downhill run in loose rock and went flying through the air off this one drop. Not very good at the flyin' thing and slammed into a tree. Good thing I was wearing this:
and this:
You might recognize the last photo as the same jacket worn by Cilian Murphy in Silent City.
Gnarley downhill run in loose rock and went flying through the air off this one drop. Not very good at the flyin' thing and slammed into a tree. Good thing I was wearing this:
and this:
You might recognize the last photo as the same jacket worn by Cilian Murphy in Silent City.
ARG!
Laid my bike down this afternoon for the first time in 7 years. And I was only going about 15mph.
Put on the breaks coming up to an intersection and next thing I know by arse end is passing up my front end.
Luckily it was right in the middle of the afternoon rush hour so there was about 100 cars around me to watch........
Man was I dazed. It happened so fast I'm still trying to figure it out. Hope this isn't a bad omen going into summer riding season.
rogar-KnockedOut(D
Laid my bike down this afternoon for the first time in 7 years. And I was only going about 15mph.
Put on the breaks coming up to an intersection and next thing I know by arse end is passing up my front end.
Luckily it was right in the middle of the afternoon rush hour so there was about 100 cars around me to watch........
Man was I dazed. It happened so fast I'm still trying to figure it out. Hope this isn't a bad omen going into summer riding season.
rogar-KnockedOut(D
William_Robinette
Shallow Member
What I get around the city on. Pretty heavy, but it works.
Robbie Comeau
Como's back. back again
You mean William? Lol!
A couple small dings to the bike, one massive ding to the ego......
kimko
Veteran
hehehehahahaha
kimko
Veteran
well just got back from the A.B.A.T.E. camp this weekend at Lake Elsinore, man i'm tired. Got me a flat tire on the 91 freeway west from the 15, called AAA got towed within an hour to Fullerton/Anahiem Harley got a new tire within 2 hours free because of the extended warrantee (wow am i glad the dealership talked me into getting that last year!) walked over to get some food...Burger joints....yelch!!(i had burgers and hotdogs all weekend...bikers don't have the best menu's) wait a minute is that Korean writing on that sign? tucked away in between the ground an pound joints.......yes a resturaunt! had me some bugulgi, two different kimchi's and then off to santa monica.....man that was fun having a flat tire!
Tom Marshall
Actor!!!!!!
Hey Karl, where'd you get the mount for the GPS? I've got a Garmin Nuvi and would love to mount it to my bike somehow...
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The mount is put together out of four separately-sourced components: there's a base which installs around the speedometer ring (custom for the R1150GS; you'd use a different base mount for your bike) with a 1" RAM ball on top, to which is connected a 1" RAM arm section, which links to a 1" universal backplate adapter, which is bolted to a Garmin-made mounting bracket.
Cycoactive and Touratech carry a wide variety of GPS bike mounts, and I remember seeing Nuvi-specific stuff on their lists.
Cycoactive and Touratech carry a wide variety of GPS bike mounts, and I remember seeing Nuvi-specific stuff on their lists.
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C Walker
Well-known member
I want another motorcycle. I had a Harley Sportster, and sold it because I literally had no time to ride and carried a ton of stuff with me everywhere I went. Now, I have less free time, BUT, I need something to commute with that's faster than my bicycle. I've been looking for a Honda 599. But, I'll take just about anything sporty.