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Sorry, I didn't think it would take a college man to find this.

I have a running joke with a friend everytime we see some hack repair job. "It's custom."

If you want to plan your route on Google Maps, I'd recommend using My Maps. You can login and save maps under your account. That way, you can use direction layers to break up your directions into different days, or "legs". That way you don't have to limit your waypoints to the entire trip, just...

Yeah, is going to say that too. If you want to save and collaborate, MyMaps is what your looking for

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With your route going through Johnsonburg -> St. Mary's, I'd definitely do Flower Valley Road. We did it on our trip and it was one of the twistiest sections we found. I would also consider doing 44 north from Coudersport on the way back. The country side is beautiful, and the pavement was the...

Lol, invested 30k

I don't see how those extras are worth an extra $1500. He couldn't have paid that for them in the first place.

Re: Updated with photos Yeah, no helmets required there. You do have to wear eye protection though. You know, for safety.

No problem, hopefully it helps. I would double check that those gears aren't bathed in engine oil. The more I look, the less certain I am. Maybe someone else listening can chime in. Otherwise, someone on the ninjette.org forums would be able to tell you: http://ninjette.org/forums/ This should...

Is this what you saw? http://www.gtamotorcycle.com/vbforum/showthread.php?186355-ordering-from-thailand-duties&p=2232327

I would say no. If you're above the low level you're oil level is OK. The engine oil doesn't lubricate these gears. They are on the outside of the crankcase. Have a look at this diagram: http://bit.ly/1gKIUTp I had a similar problem with my GS500, the function of the gears is almost...

I'd say there's no way he's getting someone stupid enough to sign up for 13k on a bike worth less than 8k, but there doesn't seem to be a shortage of people doing this at dealerships.... Looks like he's one of our own too...

Update #2: Michelin needed me to send an invoice for the rear tire. When I sent it to them, I included some photos of the tire (I don't think they'd seen it until then) and told them I thought it was reasonable for them to pay for a replacement front as well. I bought it at the same shop, at...

Yeah, I believe it even says on the Michelin website that 42 PSI is what it's rated to, but to check your vehicle's manual for the pressure the tire should actually be set at. One thing I find funny is my R6 manual says the rear should be 36 PSI up to 198lbs, and 42 PSI for 199lbs and up. I can...

I see what you're saying now. Still, I wouldn't have thought that was an issue. You could definitely get your finger pinched, but it would be a sharp reminder to pay attention to what you're doing. I'm not sure anyone is losing a digit that way. The video actually reinforces my original view...

What do you mean, "chain turning onto the sprocket"? The motor isnt running. I don't see how anyone could lose a finger spinning the rear wheel by hand. The gadget I was referring to is the grease ninja, which distributes the lube onto the orings. You think it makes more of a mess? The video...

Anyone have one of these, or something similar? For the cost it looks like it could be handy to have in your toolbox for getting a clean coat of lube on your chain. Maybe you need to be a little OCD to be concerned with such things. 5:45 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7H5hgVbTvhg&t=5m45s

Glad to hear you're OK. I was down there with a group a few weeks ago and the amount of deer we saw was insane. Only one or two live ones, but at least 4 dead on the side of the road. Makes me wonder how many we didn't notice. I've been told the number killed on the road in PA exceeds hunting...