[Guest]

Not a picture of me but of the bike
http://earwood11.home.comcast.net/bike/100_0995_crop.jpg

Got it last week and I have around 100 miles on it so far. The cross winds are really freaking me out but I'll get used to it in time, I suppose. Things are a lot different than when I used to ride dirt bikes as a kid!

So far I have to say I love the bike - no complaints. Well...it could use a slightly louder exhaust but I'm working on that...

Also, how long should it take to remove all the stuff from new tires? I'm kind of paranoid about my leaning.

 

[Guest]

sweet lookin bike, and nice dog too.

 

[ScottRNelson]

If you've been going around corners and leaning already, most of the tire should be okay. Just take your time getting to bigger lean angles.

I generally have my tires worked to within half an inch of the edge within about 30 miles. The first few miles I ride like I would on wet roads then slowly increase the lean angle.

 

[Guest]

looks like the dog's gonna want a copy of the key

 

[Guest]

Your dog has that "I wana hump yur leg" look on his/her face.

 

[Guest]

Your dog has that "I wana hump yur leg" look on his/her face.

You definately don't want him humping you. He's nearly 100 pounds of muscle and teeth

http://home.comcast.net/~earwood11/murphy/murphyindex.html
(some of the pictures are rather large if you are on a dialup)

 

[Guest]

If you've been going around corners and leaning already, most of the tire should be okay.

 

[Guest]

Relax man. New tires still have a bit of mold release on them, used to make it easy to separate tire and mold. Hit some wet spots or anything else of the sort and your in for a bit of surprise. But they really do scrub off quickly as you ride the bike home. Otherwise, you'd see every dealer cleaning the tires of new bikes with simple green or something ... and they don't. Here in Texas it seems like it is always windy and I am use to the blustery days .... kinda fun once you relax. So relax man ... you'll do much better. Nice bike!

 

[Guest]

Congrat

 

[fedaykin]

Nice one!! ;D

I'am still saving up for one :

 

[capww8]

i dig the helmet

 

[Jasons03Corse]

[smiley=cry.gif] <sniffle>

 

[pitbull]

Am. bulldog?...nice lookin pup

the bike's nice too

 

[Guest]

Am. bulldog?...nice lookin pup

the bike's nice too

Yep, American Bulldog. He's not fond of the new Monster - he gave it the ol' side-step stare the first day I brought it home. He doesn't like anything larger than him.

He was "fixed" so he is slightly smaller than his parents. Although I always think "fixed" is the wrong word - should be "broken" His parents were both between 110-120 lbs. He is a handful at times!

 

[test-reg]

hope the doggie doesn't bite tires. great dog, great bike. congrats!

 

[Guest]

Nice Bike,
Just got the same on Tuesday and I absolutely love it, as I'm sure you do to.
Congrats

Rainman

 

[Guest]

Why can't I pull up pics lately?! Is that new worm affecting pics or something? ???

I want to see this dog. My dog likes to use those little American pups as chew toys. Great fun at the dog park! ;D

BTW..Talk to Pato Hombre about his new Sil High Mount exhaust on his 620 if you want some more noise! I want to get some Termis or 2 Brothers for mine.

Yeah..with over 100 miles on your bike, you're def. ready to take the turns quicker.

Good luck (get ready to shell out some bucks for all the maint. bills and mods! )

 

[cake96861]

Nice dog, Johnson American Bulldog?? Since we're posting pics of our dogs.....http://www.staffordbullterriers.com/staffords/images2/regular/BajedTankEngineThomas1.jpg Thomas the Staffordshire Bull Terrier

 

[Guest]

That dog wants to ride in the front of the bike, not the back. You better hide your keys.

Great bike and dog. You need a side car rig for the dog. He will defintley be your best friend than. ;D

Bike and dog: The perfect combo for picking up women.

Tom.

 

[Guest]

Used to ride my Pug on the back of my old DR350. Could get all the women I wanted. Too bad I was married. *sigh* :'(