I have these -- a good starter set, tank bag, tail bag and small
saddlebags by Dowco for $176. Look good on the bike, carry enuf for a
day trip (or two) and have sewn-in raincovers. They're on sale
occasionally on J.C. Whitney and might be worth shopping. I think I
paid $139 a year ago.
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And maybe a concussion. Lot to be said for windshields, no matter how
ugly.
When I was in the Navy, we used to periodically hold "FOD" drills,
which consisisted of warm bodies, shoulder-to-shoulder, walking a
runway or aircraft carrier deck searching for items that might cause
damage to jet engin
Starting to wander off topic... I saw a video where a guy reached down to grab
a wheel chock and got sucked into an A-6 head first. Totally gruesome, and eye
opening about the power of a jet.
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I got hit by a bird yesterday while taking a Nighthawk out for a
ride. It would have hit me in the left hand had it not been for hand
guards on that particular bike, Graham
On Jul 24, 2011, at 3:31 AM, surfswab wrote:
And maybe a concussion. Lot to be said for windshields, no matter how
the navy still does FOD walk downs... us engineers RUN from such things...
thats for air dales
On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 6:50 AM, Graham Rogers wrote:
> I got hit by a bird yesterday while taking a Nighthawk out for a ride. It
> would have hit me in the left hand had it not been for hand guar
I did many FOD walks in the Air Force.I got hit on the side of my helmet riding at night doing about 45-mph by some sort of fowl. All I know is it felt like a baseball bat & there was a burst of white & tan feathers. B-550 On 07/24/11, surfswab wrote:And maybe a concussion. Lot to be said for w
I had a friend get hit by a bird right in the nose. He had a small windshield
that didn't help. When I had my gl1200 I had one of the big water birds come
out of the drainage ditch and grassed the top of the windshield. I don't think
the windshield would have stopped him. there was allot of wh
Ok... I think I'm getting somewhere. Last night, as I had everything torn
apart I turned the bike on and lo the light came on! I then jiggled some
wires and it went off. So it must be a loose connection, right? The problem
is I can't figure out which wire it is... Then the light went off. I tried
p
I was ridding a two lane highway with trees on both sides. A buzzard
was cleaning up road kill on my side. It took off as I approached
running 55. With a wall of trees on both sides it could not turn. I
ducked under my spitfire windshield and missed the bird by what could
not have been more than a
First 700S I've seen in white, with black and red accents, Graham
On Jul 24, 2011, at 6:14 PM, Dennis wrote:
Here’s what I woke up to today here in Christchurch, New Zealand,
Beautiful, really. They said it’s the biggest snow storm here in
15 years. Just had a big flash of thunder and
Dennis,
I suggest you bundle up when you ride to work today :-)
-Joey
On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 6:14 PM, Dennis wrote:
> Here’s what I woke up to today here in Christchurch, New Zealand,
> Beautiful, really. They said it’s the biggest snow storm here in 15
> years. Just
SLOOOWWW down too, and aim for the ass end.
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So you are about the same temperate zone as Georgia?
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and don't wear white ...
On Jul 24, 2011, at 6:28 PM, Joey Kelley wrote:
Dennis,
I suggest you bundle up when you ride to work today :-)
-Joey
On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 6:14 PM, Dennis
wrote:
Here’s what I woke up to today here in Christchurch, New Zealand,
Beautifu
No advanced warning for me, I was on a fwy overpass turning about 70 when he
suddenly popped over the guardrail and filled my field of vision full of
flapping pigeon butt.
-Kyle
On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 5:57 PM, Allen Thomas wrote:
> SLOOOWWW down too, and aim for the ass end.
> Sent via BlackB
Looking for input - and thinking others might have an interest. For
my 2002 750NH:
Is there any real increased value (HP, tuning, top-end, etc.), other
than maybe longevity that justifies buying the NGK Iridium plugs
versus the standard/OEM issued ones? The iridium ones are about 4x
the cost of
Obviously you mean Georgia, as in the former soviet socialist republic
of...not Macon, Atlanta, Savannah...and like that. It's hotter'n hell
here too.
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Hi Eric, I have no input on the plugs but I too have a 2002 750NH.
Mine is plenty powerful enough for me - very consistent all the way
through the gears, Graham
On Jul 24, 2011, at 7:12 PM, ewun wrote:
Looking for input - and thinking others might have an interest. For
my 2002 750NH:
I
IMHO, Nope.
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Christchurch is like Seattle, I think. I lived both places and they seems
as lot alike. Snow stays on the ground longer in Seattle though.
Dennis
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No I meant our Georgia. If 6 inches of snow is a 15 year record then it must be
a pretty temperate climate. Remember it is winter in the southern hemisphere.
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the thermometer on the shelf infront of where i work read 120 today... it
was just nasty hot
On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 9:06 PM, Allen Thomas wrote:
> No I meant our Georgia. If 6 inches of snow is a 15 year record then it
> must be a pretty temperate climate. Remember it is winter in the southern
We had a pleasant day barely breaking into the 90s :)
-Kyle
On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 8:22 PM, paul annen wrote:
> the thermometer on the shelf infront of where i work read 120 today... it
> was just nasty hot
>
>
> On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 9:06 PM, Allen Thomas wrote:
>
>> No I meant our Georgia
Here's a Pigeon song by a Texanhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40FsKwX-K8U On 07/24/11, Kyle Munz wrote:No advanced warning for me, I was on a fwy overpass turning about 70 when he suddenly popped over the guardrail and filled my field of vision full of flapping pigeon butt.-Kyle On Sun, Jul 24, 20
Thanks :)
-Kyle
On Sun, Jul 24, 2011 at 9:26 PM, wrote:
> Here's a Pigeon song by a Texan
>
> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40FsKwX-K8U
>
>
>
>
> On 07/24/11, Kyle Munz wrote:
> No advanced warning for me, I was on a fwy overpass turning about 70 when
> he suddenly popped over the guardrail a
Ok, who's buying me a new k/b? I can wash the coke off my monitor but
I'm on my spare k/b ;o)
My worst bird encounter was in a truck but I'm not sure that made it
any better.
There were 3 of us traveling in convoy through the mountains of
southern BC. In front was my daughter and her best f
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