My buddy Zach was the instructor filming this. I think this was L2.

Stardog84 wrote:

LonestarCBR wrote:Excuse me sir, you've somehow wandered off the golf boards and onto a motorcycling board.

Perhaps he needs an adventure bike to access some of the areas where his golf balls land.

Perfect habitat for the CRF450R.

Fancy!!

You may also want to do a lap on an SV650 and a Triumph Street Triple. Both are excellent street bikes, loads of fun, and plenty trackable.

Subframe & swingarm as well?

Definitely!

I'm taking the girlfriend snake hunting in West Texas that weekend. You guys have fun!

Happy anniversary of your day of initial emergence!

Had to show her who's boss. As did S84.

She is a candidate for the battered SV program.

milesmiles wrote:as a bachelor i get what i want

Except a running bike.

Telomere wrote:Dude!! Post something I need and want...please?

Clicky.

I don't blame anyone. It is hot as balls out there.

Surface quality at ECR has been problem for the past few years, but they have been trying to schedule some major repairs, which has not materialized as of right now. I just rode ECR on Sunday, and it is very much rideable for practice. I was coaching a new racer, and we had no problems at all gettin...

EF2000? EF2400iSHC? EF3000iSEB? EF3000iS?

DD, a decent GPS-based lap timer is about $400. The one you just bought was also my first lap timer, and I found it to be mostly useless. It would work sometimes, but other times it didn't, even when the beacon was properly placed. I would return it.

I don't know the brand, but the price is right...and I believe there are other items to peruse as well. http://www.overstock.com/Sports-Toys/Perrini-Fusion-Motorcycle-Riding-Racing-Leather-Suit/8214238/product.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; A buddy of mine has a suit ...

This has been all over social media for the last two days. I think the rider acted perfectly, almost too perfectly for my taste. I think a couple of well-placed jabs would have been a good learning experience for the raging cager, but I guess you can't have everything in life.

I used to run an R6 throttle tube on my first SV650 race bike. For $12 (or whatever) its a great-value mod: your brain will initially think that your bike is now faster, so don't let anyone tell you otherwise! Yeah, I don't care about feeling like I'm faster, I just was having a hell of a time goin...

The Motion Pro Throttle Revolver is the way to go, but the R6 throttle tube is a decent budget alternative.

I used to run an R6 throttle tube on my first SV650 race bike. For $12 (or whatever) its a great-value mod: your brain will initially think that your bike is now faster, so don't let anyone tell you otherwise!

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