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Well, your story sounds all too familiar. I too, at a tender age of 46, began riding for my first time. Always wanted to, but raising a family, career as most of us had come first. For some reason, many men see the clock ticking as they approach 50 and want to get in as much as possible before...

I have what appears to be an identical dent on a tank for my track SV as well. I recently bought a used one for around $200 online from a sport bike sight, great shape no dents and it is painted ,closely matches my current fairings. I believe this is the only and most economical way of getting...

Ok, so when are you planning on going? I personally cannot make 4/5 but 16/17 sounds good , I'm also at gtam in grand bend next w/e are you there? I'm on sv #203

I would be up for 16 and 17, I know Yun used to go is this the same group?

Man, your weird

I have a softail Gav, a night train /04, it's a wonderful bike. Because mine has been lowered, drag bars, feet forward and a "rock hard" seat, I usually have to take a break after an hour but have ridden on 8 hour jaunts taking frequent breaks. Depending on how you customize it, if at all, it's...

I have signed in, see you there

I trust you decided on the sportster.

If they want a Harley Night Train, I'm available! Might be my second career

Don't be influenced by the statement above, totally false. Many women over the years have gotten into riding and feel the Harley Sportster is a good starting platform, this is why there are many women that ride this make. Heck, I see lots of girls riding gxsr's. The sportster is a nice bike...

At this moment, I have rub a535 smeared over my left knee wrapped tightly. I find the first track day of the season has you using your legs unlike all the leg exercises you can muster over the winter months. As the track season progresses, you'll get more adaptive to the position , I know I do...

This guy sounds like he has Ducati envy, sucks to be him doesn't it

I normally stay in left and let them go by, common courtesy.

There you see, Harley's can walk on water

Ha, yes.,but no so sure it applies only to the cruiser crowd anymore, seen my fair share of fat guys and women on sport bikes. Not so sure it's the ice cream alone making many people a little hefty these days.

My God, I think the cost to run this thread cost more than those damn bungee cords

Sold, please remove.

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Go and see the Oxtars available at Blue Streak Racing, he has some pretty stylish track/race boots that are waterproof. Reasonably priced.

You may not like what I have to say but it was probably your fault. I never ride parallel to any vehicle, always in front of or behind and anticipate by glancing at his rear view mirror or front tires. If you have no choice and are beside him, get close to his side vision so he knows your...