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absolutely. the suggestion of having the feet off the pegs was just for when he's going slow up or down a steep gravel incline to help prevent the bike from going over onto its side. When riding dirt/gravel, you want your weight shifted towards the front of the bike to improve control of the...

in the same vein, this crash by some guy who calls himself Yammie-noob horrific. I can't believe he survived a head on collision with the Porsche. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oh8jhgRNmV4

also, keep your weight shifted to the front of the seat as much as possible. It will help you steer the bike better (vs shifting your weight further back). if the hill is steep and gravel is deep, go slow and keep your feet out to help steady yourself. no front brake on gravel. use the rear...

just after 7 in the evening, after the police leave. Just be sure you have enough gas to get back to where you're staying. The Cross Roads of Time is closed by then

I generally hate scooter style e-bikes and the people who ride them when they do not understand the rules of the road, etc. But motorcycle style e-bikes are a neat little toy. I tried one out (Grom style) and it really was fun to boot around on. A lot of the marketing pictures will show the...

RIP.

not defending anyone, but that happens in court all the time

Dayum!!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DVuQaPpHXzU

I ordered directly from A-Sider in Spain. $177 Canadian, shipped to my door. There's a cheaper version available on ebay for $80 or so, but its plastic (high strength polyamide, they called it)

It crossed my mind too, but seeing the dents on tanks from the pubis hitting it in a crash, I figured even without the grab rail, the damage is already done :P

Re: We know you ride, but do you Shoot? What club are you a member at? When I was a member at the Grange, years back, members with IPSC qualification met every Wednesday afternoon/early evening and they would do shoots together (set up targets, barricades, timed, scored, etc). Looked like it...

Different surgeons tend to have somewhat different instructions following the surgery they do. It depends on where/when they trained, but also what they had to do when they actually went into the shoulder and saw what needed fixing. less fixing = less restrictions and faster recovery...

Got mine from Glen of Flying Squirrel too

Been using it for 3 years now. So far so good. No slippage

Sweeet! I'll just get it there then

$39.99 for 5L jug

I picked up this item to help my wife feel more comfortable on the back of the Hayabusa It's made of metal and screws onto the gas cap ring with longer screws. Installation is straight forward and takes minutes. http://www.a-sider.com/ESP/quienes_somos.php The wife really liked it. It...

I picked up a tank handle and installed it yesterday. The wife really likes it. We only puttered around though. Haven't gone on a long ride yet.

I think Gal Gadot hit it out of the park. thought it was a great, fun summer blockbuster movie. One of the best DC has had to offer.

What your surgeon told you is correct. Many are going the conservative route now even for a complete tear. I don't now if that bit of equipment is worth it. Just get a couple therabands and a foam pad for balance work. If you want to splurge, get a Bosu ball