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If you don't mind me asking, why GPS and phone both? Google maps offline mode works pretty good these days. If you download the map locally, you don't need cell service for directions or routing. This works great as long as the path is recognized as a road.

I generally just use an SAE compatible battery tender and leave the lead on the bike permanently. Don't let the battery go dead and you wont have to 10a charge it! However, for jump start, the red, yellow and green tool brands have a jump starter now. Still, the Noco work better. Project...

Evotech performance also makes a mount. I don't remember which Ducati Scrambler you had but this is a low profile option. They make it for all sorts of mounting systems, not just quadlock but even Garmin and Tomtom. So pick your 'locking' method. You'll generally want it to be removable...

It's like you haven't seen a Saudi Prince's garage. Also, the sale of older bikes for cash helps the teams. While the factory Ducati team doesn't need the cash, others are probably more than happy to sell the old bikes for a non-insignificant amount of cash. I think the Lorenzo bike in the...

A man of excellent taste. He should be given a pardon for being such a connoisseur of fine motorcycles. Even see a Nicky Hayden tucked into the back right.

West end would be nice. Not saying I can't do Aurora though.

It's a bit far from me but thanks for the recommendation!

Any recommendations for a cobbler who would do motorcycle boots? In specific, I have two pairs of Alpinestars SMX6v1's that are perfectly good except for the heels (foot out sumo!) and rather than chucking the two pairs of otherwise perfectly fine boots in the trash. I'm sure the soles could...

Many laptops can just take USB C (specifically USB C-PD (power delivery)) and no longer require an AC charger. Most motorcycles are 12v power so it'd be DC to DC for many types of battery banks that support 12v charging. USB C-PD is up to 20v5a which is 100w, far exceeding a motorcycle's...

gift for myself. The paperwork anyways.

It's actually due to the limitations of bluetooth over distance. Pillion distance is about as good as bluetooth gets for real time comms. You would think to compare it to bluetooth at home on a bluetooth speaker, but the Bluetooth A2DP protocol is designed with built in buffering (think how...

I'd recommend an SAE (the ones you see on battery tender lead) to USB adapter. If you want to take the extra step, you can also do SAE to Cigarette Lighter socket and a cigarette lighter socket to USB adapter. Of course, you'll have to be careful not to drain your bike battery. There are lots...

The show is essentially moto social but with vendors instead of bikes. It is as much or as little as you value face time amongst friends and acquaintances. Especially in the winter season, it's great to meet up with faces you may not have seen since the last ride of the year. With GP Bikes...

Why does the ad look like that with the image just superimposed? Also, the product sku on the site doesn't show that price. https://www.princessauto.com/en/1000-lb-motorcycle-lift/product/PA0008880239

It's a lot more complicated than that. You should see how affordable a sim farm is these days. They also don't usually hit you with a link in the first message. It's usually something that if just blocked, could impact legitimate conversation. "Hi" or "Hello" or "Can we chat?" or "Got a...

I would have at least one of every discipline of motorcycling. I try to do enough types of varied riding that there does become the right tool for the job. Would you have a: Supermoto for iron butt? Cruiser for single track? Supersport for downtown rush hour? But as to selling, if I could keep...

I'd never sell a single one..... if insurance wasn't the way it was. But it is and thats a whole different story.

I'm in.

I've spent enough on reusable earplugs that I should have just got custom ones. Hopefully there is a booth this year at the shows. I wear earplugs and I have a Packtalk that I use to talk to others with. For normal street use, I'd recommend 24-30db attenuation. It seems silly to have to crank...

The bikes in a Demo Day are not usually a dealership's bikes. If it were, it'd be used as it would also be a transfer from the manufacturer to the dealership. So, the real question is would you buy a Dealer's demo unit and that is going to depend on the dealership and their internal practices...