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The “Five to Survive” Rule & Why You Should Use It
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August 15, 2008 at 5:18 pm in reply to: Good first bike for a ridiculously tall/big guy? 6’11” almost 400 lbs #10612ShannonGParticipant
I am kind of wishing I had bought a dual sport for when we camp; we could use it to recon new camping areas. But then I look at my bike and fall in love all over again.
Wait a minute; maybe I need TWO motorcycles!ShannonGParticipantHe’s riding your bike, isn’t he? Does yours have clip on bars?
ShannonGParticipantHow about a muffler with a huge ass sticker on it that says FOR CLOSED COURSE COMPETITION ONLY?
ShannonGParticipantHa! Clearly he’s had it bored out.
August 15, 2008 at 4:58 pm in reply to: What type of bike do you have and what have you done to it? #10606ShannonGParticipantHa! I was going to add that but it sounds really cool like I did it on purpose!
You should all have one; I love it!August 15, 2008 at 4:55 pm in reply to: Good first bike for a ridiculously tall/big guy? 6’11” almost 400 lbs #10605ShannonGParticipantThe Aprilia Shiver is not a good beginner bike, but it is HUGE. The seat has to be like 34″ off the ground. It’ s big and bulky and well, manly. Some sort of largish naked something would work. And because of his size, maybe he could get away with more displacement, I don’t know. He’d certainly have the strength to throw the thing around.
August 15, 2008 at 3:16 pm in reply to: What type of bike do you have and what have you done to it? #10598ShannonGParticipant2008 Suzuki GS500f, which I am too lazy to take a picture of at the moment:
Custom graphics
Yoshimura TRS exhaust
Dynojet kit
K&N filter
Progrips
billet bar ends
I think that’s just about it for this season. Suspension upgrades will happen next season.ShannonGParticipantSo, so boring. 2001 Suzuki XL7.
ShannonGParticipantI’d better be sure not to mention the suicide throttle…..
ShannonGParticipantI’d better be sure not to mention the suicide throttle…..
ShannonGParticipantYou’re not supposed to ask!
ShannonGParticipantI have a love for faired bikes, mostly due to my sport bike groupie teenage years. But if I recall, you posted pictures of your bike and it is a very nice ride indeed. I have NEVER seen an SV in red before, and I like like like it!
ShannonGParticipantI would have thoiught just the opposite. The GSX is marketed as more of a sport tourer.
ShannonGParticipantA ’72 anything is pretty vintage. Do you have mechanical abilities?
ShannonGParticipantJerk.
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