Titusville? That's where I live! You best stay out of my garden on that
confounded dirt cicle o' yern...
FL Kev
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From: "Steve Baglien" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Multiple recipients of list" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 2000 2:23 PM
Subject: Biketob
Lets see the closest one I have is this one.
http://gtser.kendra.com/images/gts100024.jpg
The black piece in the rear of the GTS is where The bag slides on. By the
foot peg there is a latch to lock the bag on.
To anyone on the list, do you have a close up picture of the mounting
hardware of the
Movie part, eh? How much does it pay?
In a message dated 10/18/00 4:01:03 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< you keep this up Mike Myers (Austin Powers) will get you a
spot in the next movieCheap Bastard >>
Orange County, California
Park Ranger R-115
1993-1998
paramithas wrote:
>
> I'll be in the DC area Monday & Tuesday on business but have both evenings
> open. Anyone interested in hooking up for a beer and GTS talk?
>
> Socialite George
>
No but I'd love a Redskin T-shirt in size XL :)
I really wish I could, work work work you know.
Louis
paramithas wrote:
> I'll be in the DC area Monday & Tuesday on business but have both evenings
> open. Anyone interested in hooking up for a beer and GTS talk?
>
> Socialite George
>
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> From: Hawkins, Kevin <
I'll be in the DC area Monday & Tuesday on business but have both evenings
open. Anyone interested in hooking up for a beer and GTS talk?
Socialite George
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From: Hawkins, Kevin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Multiple recipients of list <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, Oc
Hi Stan,
Can you give some more info,
what have you checked?
why do you think their is no gas getting to the injectors?
the pump may be running but not building up the right
pressure. The filter may be blocked. Do you have gas pressure build up after
the filter ( to the fuel rail ).
With the air b
They note that's 74% off. I ordered two sets.
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Careful Jayyou keep this up Mike Myers (Austin Powers) will get you a
spot in the next movieCheap Bastard!
You dog you :) Just Kiddin
Dark outside..6:45...no more fun stuff til the week-end. Chicago, Dubuque,
Atlanta, NYC (and
On Wed, 18 Oct 2000, Lanouette, Richard wrote:
> The downside is that you will also blend-in when you are laying on the
> tarmac ;-)
I'm just a human road-bump.
I'll have a nice, shiny red motorcycle near me. On me. Around me.
I subscribe to the Mr. Miagi school of motorcycling. "The best de
>
> In the "for what its worth" department, I bought the grey with black
> ballistics. My theory was it would match any bike and it looked like a
> cool starfighter flight suit.
> :-)
>
> Mike
The downside is that you will also blend-in when you are laying on the
tarmac ;-)
Richard
On Wed, 18 Oct 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks guys definitely good stuff to know. I looked up the Aerostich
> website and they also said the red fades the fastest and there is
> nothing they can do about it. Sad since that is the color I liked the
> best, black is not an option since I fee
Thanks guys definitely good stuff to know. I looked up the Aerostich
website and they also said the red fades the fastest and there is
nothing they can do about it. Sad since that is the color I liked the
best, black is not an option since I feel it is harder to see and hotter
on hot sunny days.
Soon as I saw Kev's mention of this stuff I logged on. They refer you to two
sites to buy. The 10 oz. is about $10. HOWEVER, www.REI.com has the pair of
'em for $4.99! They note that's 74% off. I ordered two sets.
Jay
In a message dated 10/18/00 11:42:36 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< just
On Wed, 18 Oct 2000, Louis Tweed wrote:
> just where does one get this nikwax stuff? direct or through dealers?
> Louis
>
> > If you do have
> > to wash the whole suit, take out the pads (very simple) and wash with Nikwax
> > http://www.nikwax.com Techwash and treat with Nikwax TX-Direct Wash-i
Typically from REI, Campmoor or local "Outdoors" type stores.
Kevin Hawkins // Greensboro, NC
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http://www.geocities.com/~raddboy
Y2K Kawasaki ZRX1100 // '93 Yamaha GTS1000
-Original Message-
From: Louis Tweed [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 18, 200
just where does one get this nikwax stuff? direct or through dealers?
Louis
> If you do have
> to wash the whole suit, take out the pads (very simple) and wash with Nikwax
> http://www.nikwax.com Techwash and treat with Nikwax TX-Direct Wash-in to
> refresh it's water repellancy.
>
> Kevin Hawki
I'm headed down tomorrow afternoon from Atlanta - anybody that might
becoming through, let me know and we'll ride together. If you're going
to be down there, let me know and we'll hook up. I'll be in Daytona
Beach Friday and Sunday and dirtbiking in Titusville on Saturday.
-Sven
Hmsounds like a commercial!
S/A #10
Grant Gall
"Hawkins, Kevin" wrote:
> I wear my Aerostich Darien commuting usually 3-4 days a week on the GTS.
> Don't get red!! It fades terribly after repeated exposure to the sun and
> Aerostich will tell you that when you're placing the or
Hello,
This is a true Aerostitch story that comes from the VFR list. This
is from memory so forgive me the exact details but the meaning should still
be clear.
A regular poster was commuting to work on the freeway. I believe he
said he was going in the mid sixties traveling in t
I bought some Spidi armor separately from Lockart. I think that they are
better than the other I've seen. They are made of compact foam (Compact
Styrofoam ?) like the one that are in the helmets. I feel that they would be
able to absorb a bigger force.
About the hip pad. I don't think that they a
I wear my Aerostich Darien commuting usually 3-4 days a week on the GTS.
Don't get red!! It fades terribly after repeated exposure to the sun and
Aerostich will tell you that when you're placing the order. There is NOTHING
they can do about it. The colors that seem to hold up best are black or
gra
So my joe rocket has pads, but can I substitute harder pads in the key
pockets? If so where can you purchase theses materials?
SP
Well, I don't commute, but the Aerostich is absolutely legendary as far as
how well it holds up over extended use. This is where it rates higher than
almost any other brand. Color fade is mild problem in some cases (call them
and ask which colors hold up best), but that is about all. I still se
On Wed, 18 Oct 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Regarding the Aerostitch suit how many of us are using one for pretty
> much daily commuting ? I want to know how well they hold up with day in
> day out usage. Its quite a bit of money to me and I would hate to wear
> it out in a year or two. Since I
Regarding the Aerostitch suit how many of us are using one for pretty
much daily commuting ? I want to know how well they hold up with day in
day out usage. Its quite a bit of money to me and I would hate to wear
it out in a year or two. Since I ride a bike almost daily. I have a hard
time belie
I also have a Spidi jacket that I wear all the time. I Bought the "NT
Trans" jacket a couple of years ago and haven't crash tested it yet
really (knock on wood). It has hard armor in the elbow and shoulder, a
zip out liner for cooler weather and is for the most part waterproof.
The back protecto
** Reply to message from [EMAIL PROTECTED] on Tue, 17 Oct 2000 19:54:05
-0400 (EDT)
Actually,
I have been wearing my Aerostich for about 5 years. I DID get the back protector
that
Aero industries sells, as well as the optional hip pads.
I will tell you I did go down recently (
> Actually, I find a full face helmet to be VERY comfortable and the hotter
> part is GOOD during the colder months. I love my Arai helmet and
> would feel
> uncomfortable riding without it; psychologically and otherwise.
Me, too. Just as I would feel/look weird without my Hi Viz Lime Yellow
Aer
First, my sincere condolences on your loss Roberto.
Actually, I find a full face helmet to be VERY comfortable and the hotter
part is GOOD during the colder months. I love my Arai helmet and would feel
uncomfortable riding without it; psychologically and otherwise.
Kevin Hawkins // Greensboro,
I don't believe that riding suits, leathers and their associated armors are
designed for things that you might hit AFTER you've gone down. Obviously,
when it comes to protection, more is better but I think riding suits are
designed with the thought of surviving the fall, slide and roll.
Kevin Haw
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> What armor does is spread a sharp or pointed impact over a larger area.
> This in turn can help to avoid a broken bone, etc., but in a truly serious
> impact you'll still break things. Most track folks use armor and swear by
> it, but people I know often avoid it on t
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