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Honda HP Chain Lube! Boron nitride lubricants for life!

Thank god you chose the faster red! I've seen riders on blue 07s getting passed by this guy.

This is Juno, my English Mastiff. Still a pup at 8 months! When she was still super clumsy, she tripped into her food bowl, then just sat there for about 5 minutes while I took pictures and laughed: Striking a pose back at 4 months old: Drooling like a proper Mastiff:

+1 to the bourbon and branch. All you have to do is pour Knob Creek over ice and sip your way to Kentucky Heaven.

Well, a certain Forum Queen used to be the Forum Sugar Mama, and during her time in that position, I did what any man with a Sugar Mama would do...I mooched and answered the Question of the Day!

I had a hundred million credits saved, all part of my plan to convince a Yamaha dealership to accept them in lieu of real cash. And now they are gone. Admins, you are the foil to my success in life!

Unfortunately yes, but that was two years ago now. Was wearing full gear, but still had a twisted knee and ankle that put me on crutches for a month and physical therapy afterward. At least I wasn't a :squid: though, because I would have been in much worse shape.

My tank sticker removal strategy involved a lowside and a replacement tank, which comes sticker-free! :spank:

I'm in to help doc simple in Oregon!

As a Team Oregon grad, I can tell you what our instructors claimed the difference was. Team Oregon focuses on corners, corners, corners far more than the MSF curriculum. We covered all the basics, of course, but something like 80% of the riding time in Team Oregon is practicing safe cornering...

Every Breath You Take - The Police!

No, I am not a REAL dad...I'm a doggy-daddy! Meet Juno, a hulking pup, soon to be an even-larger Old English Mastiff! 22.8 pounds at 9 weeks, and that was a week ago!

One Hundred Million Dollars! MUHAHAHAHAHAHA! Seriously, though, 100,000,000 credits is slightly over 0.1% of your worth! Love the forum mama!

I've got to agree with Doorag. It really depends on two things: you and your trip. If you're traveling for the fun of the ride, then highways are probably the way to go. If you are traveling for the destination, the freeway gets you there. If you want a little of both, then plan a route that...

Greetings all! I'm planning a week long road trip next month with a friend on another bike and (possibly) an entourage following in a car (anyone we can convince to spend a week camping in eastern Oregon with us!). Distance-wise, it's not too challenging, with about 4 hours of riding per...

I failed you. I was already on the road when you posted this request, and I just got back from trip to the Oregon coast, along the shore, then back through the coast range. I hate to say it, but I'm not sorry! The best day of riding I've had yet this year. A cool 50-60 on the coast and in the...

Just installed my K&N, and I noticed the difference in sound (subtle) from 4k-8k, and let's be honest, I was giggling like a schoolgirl from 8k to my shift point, so I can't be too sure about the sound up there! Totally worth it, and thanks again for a great write-up!

I ride in a Rev'it Cayenne, and I love it for touring. As a winter jacket, it cannot be beaten for protection from rain, wind, and cold. As a spring/fall jacket, it excels for the same reasons. It has ample room for anything you can think of packing that isn't so bulky that you need luggage, and...

I'm sorry to see that you opted for the slower blue model, but hope to see you on the road this summer!

Wow, both of those are in the Willamette valley, here where I am...and both on red bikes. I'm taking this as a sign to take 4 wheels up I-5 this weekend instead of 2. Easier to keep it near the speed limit. Well, that and the weather. :P