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Been there, done that,, You're killing me though! Have a better day!

Did you see the PM?

Welcome,nice looking bike. Of course I favor the Blue ones! Ride safe and enjoy the new bike!

I started reading this and had a flashback. I thought it was one of those math questions. "If two trains were traveling at 60 mph on the same track headed toward each other.........." lmaf sorry.

Like JT said ,make sure the clutch adjustment is correct. Sounds like it is not releasing all the way.

Welcome and enjoy the bike. Ride safe!

I second that! I have lost two family members to drunk drivers. One was six years old. No tolerance here.

Same left turn,same drunk driver story here in our state the other day. Rider died. Watch out for those left turners close riders. R.I.P. both riders.:(

I'm 61 and I would vote for that.

I have the Dainese Zen perf. With removable liner I ride between 40 and 100 degrees. With T-shirt under in the heat and sweatshirt in the cold. Love it!

Seriously? It seemed like a legitimate question to me.

I clean my Dainese with a warm wet cloth to clean the bugs off. There are great spray on wipe off leather cleaners. I use one on the car seats called Rejuvenate. It has always worked well for me. You must leave a few bugs on the jacket so you look like a serious rider.:)

Sure why not! :confused:

Shoei for the win!

RIP Tony Soprano. :( Damn he was a good actor.

Some of us actually go out of our way to be courteous to cagers and pedestrians to help our image.

I and others have adjusted the shift lever 1 inch higher to be able to get the toe of big boots under. Once you get used to the new position it works well. Ride safe!

I'm kicking myself because I didn't ride,,,, because they said it was going to pour and it's 80 and sunny now at quitting time.

It doesn't matter what's right, it's only wrong if you get caught. If you get caught again you will be banished for life. JK :)

For you young guys,like Dart says 5-10% to start off. Even 1-2% of your pay check to at least get in the habit of putting it away for retirement is good. You will thank yourself when you get to my age. I've been working 44 years and will retire in one year and nine months. All but two of those...