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According to the Bellisi website, the tool you're after is made by Motomfg and the part is SST-2. Looking at the MotoMFG web site, there is a dealer in Buffalo, NY - (Buck's Motorsports | Akron, NY | New York's Premier Motorsports Dealership | Featuring units by Polaris, Victory, Can-Am...

I was northbound on Bayview Ave. around Sunnybrook Hospital in stop and go traffic. Looked over to the southbound lanes and saw a person on an e-bike with a mobile up to her ear on a call. She was easily doing traffic speeds, which would have been 40kph - 50kph given the lighter traffic in...

For me, this is one of those threads that makes me think "Of course, so obvious.". I hadn't heard mention of or thought about post-ride inspections before but once you mentioned it, that's what I thought. Thanks for the light-bulb moment.

Doesn't the advice in that video contradict the advice given in the video series Twist of the Wrist by Keith Code? His teachings are of the "do all your braking before entering the corner" school of thought. It gets confusing taking advice from different conflicting sources. Who do you believe?

Hanoi: A city of motorbikes and mopeds Picture rich article of mostly overloaded delivery scooters to impress the newbies.

I haven't been able to find any control panel that allows me to change the number of topics displayed in a board list, or the number of postings visible when a thread is opened. Do these options exist? If so, where will I find them?

Let's say I'm watching a topic to which someone has posted since I last viewed that topic. When I return to the forum list view and click on that watched topic, the thread will open up to the point where I last viewed. At least, that's the behaviour I observed. Yeah, the user interface is...

When viewing a thread in the forum list, I can click the creation date or the title to go to the first post in the thread. I can click on the last posted date to go to the most recently post in the thread. Question: Where do I click to go to the last post that I viewed in a thread since last...

Finnish manufacturer, RMK, is taking orders for a new electric motorcycle, the E2, featuring a hubless rear wheel drive. The bike develops 50KW (67HP) and 320 Nm (236 ft/lbs) of torque. Range on the bike is estimated at 200 km - 300 km (124 miles - 186 miles). Priced at Euro 24,900 (CAD...

For those in the market for garage tools, PA has several of their lifts and chocks on sale at the moment - 1,000 lb Hydraulic/Pneumatic Motorcycle Lift $400.00 (was $600, save $200) - Adjustable Motorcycle Wheel Chock $60.00 (was $100, save $40) - 1,500 lb Motorcycle Dolly $140.00 ( was...

Darn, I JUST went out and bought an Odyssey PC680 from Saskbattery to replace the old battery that died on me in late-August. Haven't had much saddle time since then so I could have bought this one and saved a bundle, if I knew the sale was going to happen. Well, the PC680 has a 3 year...

Hold on a sec. When you say beemer, do you mean Airhead? If you mean a Brick, then it certainly won't fit. The battery terminal lugs are too tall, they are swapped from the BMW configuration and the battery size is too big to fit in the battery tray (too long and too tall).

GuzziTech offers Moto Guzzi rentals out of Malibu: http://ridemalibu.com/

If the fuel hose is high pressure 8mm FI type, then you could try a NAPA Gold 3032 fuel filter. This is $6.00 from NAPA and is an aftermarket filter recommended for BMW and Moto Guzzi among others. It's all metal so should be able to withstand the typical injected fuel pressures or 30 PSI...

Have you seen this thread? http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum/showthread.php?197581-BMW-GS-911-tool-to-share

Good discussion; great points. When the aviation scenarios of were brought up, it occurred to me that maybe the difference in penalties, thoroughness of investigation, etc. is related to the perception that accidents caused by "professionals" differs from accidents caused by "public". Pilots...

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-44815820 So, an unfortunate road accident claims two lives because the decisions made by a lorry driver on how he should secure his load. The responsible driver is eligible to be punished appropriately to the severity of his actions. Second...

Sold.

It's known that H-D's market in the US has been declining for some time as die-hard Harley customers age and millennials don't purchase the current H-D models because those H-D designs don't reflect their tastes or lifestyle. The EU and Indian tariffs (maybe others in the future from other...

Well so much for the policy of "Make America Great Again". The Principle of Unintended Consequences has hit here as potential American jobs will transfer to Europe, making those jobs unavailable for workers in the US. My guess is that the US Federal Government will then either pressure H-D to...