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See? There you go taking hearsay evidence off the internet again. Just kidding!! BTW...Apologies if I've inadvertently offended anyone here. I can sometimes be curt.... Someone to whom I've been compared....... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWmRTjLRMfU Apology at 3:15. :lmao:

A candyass 750? You're not a man unless you're riding 1000cc+...

Next time I talk with Paul I'll let him know that he's highly thought of. Another person who is much closer to you than Race Tech is John Sharrard. He's also highly thought of. And by the way, running thick fork oil is a bandaid for a bad damping setup. In My Humble Opinion.... You'll have...

Sidi, Oxtar (TCX), Gaerne, Spidi. Depends on which bike I'm riding that day. Used to have Alpinestars but I've found their quality to be lacking. Also tried Puma 2000 but they weigh about as much as a concrete block. Similar comfort, too. :D

Johnny5, To be honest, I can't believe you're asking this question. Replace now or stop riding your bike.

How many transmissions have you had to change?

My guess is that anyone who has a bike that's worth more than 500 bucks will probably stay off the road.

The change in damping characteristics due to temp changes you'll encounter using 20 wt would be significant. However, you seem intent on taking hearsay advice instead of consulting professionals so I'll simply wish you luck.

Or you could go here..... http://www.xtsportbikeaccessories.com/GIpro.html

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There are too many good seating choices to name however you might want to get one which affords you some shade. Turn One Penthouse is about the best place, IMHO. I've had a suite on Pit Row but my feeling is that its really not a great palce to watch the race. Keep in mind that you can go pretty...

Personally, I would change the springs first and stick with the same grade fork oil as recommended by Suzuki. If you then find that your damping adjustment range is unable to properly control your fork, you might move to a 10 weight oil - unless that's what is originally specified. If you need...

Vancouver, Monterey California for MotoGP, LA, Indianapolis for MotoGP, home. Should keep me busy for a few weeks.

Out of curiosity, for a 39 year old with 1 speeding ticket per year for the past 6 but no accidents, what would a new Ducati Panigale 1199 cost to insure? PL/PD, 2 million liability, collision, fire, theft, loss of use - the works. $25,000 replacement value. $500 deductible.

Some of these insurance rates are mortifying. I can see why sportbike sales might be impacted.

Were you one of those kids who experimented with the chemicals found under the kitchen sink? :D

I would be very leary about mounting up 5 year old tires. They likely aren't age cracked but they may very well be age hardened. Initially they'll probably give you the same kind of traction you'd get from a bowling ball. With the reduced price of tires these days, I'm not sure the risk/reward...

From experience, it'll do a whole lot more than that.

Just out of curiosity ('cause its keeping me awake at night): What's a ZX3?

Ditto on the above. Further, buying things which may never break seems like a waste of money.