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Re: More good news for motorcyclists.... Quote: Originally Posted by Graves Last time I checked our flag didn't have stars or stripes on it, so I really dont care about this article, why are you fighting over some proposed American law? UK actually. But some people are just very offended by the idea I guess. __________________ Think first, then drive.

Go to honda and get a new drain plug. problem solved. proper screws for the fairings, honda dealer, or just go get some metric screws from fastenal.

Quote: Originally Posted by Baggsy If it fits your helmet may be too big. so it goes over the helmet? LOL j/k

Re: What Helmet Brand do you prefer or favour and why? don't prefer any helmet or care what helmet. I've got a full face one that is Vega or some no name manufacturer for $50 and sometimes I wear the old 3/4 moped helmet. I'll keep wearing both of them forever.

Re: who is out there doing this nonsense? Quote: Originally Posted by fastar1 I don't think it's a question of ego for me, it's a question of "how can people this dense survive for even a day". Anyone this obtuse has to be a huge drain on everyone around them (like you that day) and they need to be straightened out. I can't accept that they go on living a blissful lifetime of ignorantly surviving solely...

Re: More good news for motorcyclists.... Quote: Originally Posted by A-Dogg Yes, crash your bike or get a ticket and blame it on someone else. That's not his point. __________________ Sometimes you're the windshield, sometimes you're the bug.

Re: Naked Bikes vs Fairing Aerodynamic effects of a fairing are overrated, at least when it comes to fuel consumption. Let's face it, we are riding aerodynamic equivalents of a brick, with or without the fairing. It makes a difference in comfort at highway speeds and above and reduces the strain on long rides. Not a significant factor at all if you ride less than 400Km on an any given day and don't ride at speeds of over 120Km/h for...

If you have G to drop on boots...go with the EVOs. If not the convo begins and ends with Dainese.

Quote: Originally Posted by CBRJOHN The Daytonas dug into my ankles. They have a long break in period... then they get much more comfortable.

Quote: Originally Posted by adri If anyone's looking for an easy way to track their fuel mileage you should check out www.fuelly.com Here's an example, tracking my mileage: http://www.fuelly.com/driver/adri/venox you have way too much time on your hands to sit there and type up "notes" AND all the other info...