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That's good news Rusty! Looks like Allstate came through and Mighty Max is getting a different look.:clapping: Mike

Man that's nice Mike!:clapping: Mike

Got to ride my co-workers '05 about a year ago and loved it. Smooth,powerful and comfortable although I didn't take it on the freeway. As a second bike I would definately consider for taking longer trips. Mike

You need one of those "Photo Shop/Paint" computer programs you could set up a pic of the faux tank and scoops and just change color combinations until you get the right combo for your taste. Mike

Wow that sucks Rusty! Glad you're ok man and I bet you did want to kill. Sounds like so many cagers out there not paying attention or on a f'n cell phone.Hope you get her back the way she was....Cherry! Mike

Congratulations and enjoy! Nice find! Mike

Mine dissapeared off my rear caliper and I just replaced it.Yamaha is real proud of that little piece of plastic for about $14.Do you need it? Probably not.It just looked ****** up with out it to me. Mike

Ouch! Hate to hear that man. I agree that in your field of work shouldn't be too hard to get another job.Best of luck to you. Mike

Really Nice!:punk: Mike

Man that's nice when something ends up being a pretty simple fix. I've had a bunch of those "Doh" moments in my life.:rofl_200: Mike

On this day of remembrance God bless those men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice and those who are serving now. Mike

+1 on the Motorcycle Safety Foundation course.My wife and daughter-in-law took it a few years ago to get their mc license and it was great! Mike

My clutch was slipping some right after i got my bike and I thought it needed a new clutch.Also the PO had changed to full synthetic oil which probably was most of the problem.After disassembly and inspection the clutch fibers looked great so i ended up keeping them as spares. The steels were a...

Your gonna get your *** kicked man!:rofl_200:Just joking bro! It could be close unless you weigh like 450 lbs and he's a buck-fitty. Good luck! Mike Rusty, that's some funny **** man! Fell in love with some pig tails and a helmet huh!:rofl_200:

Congratulations on your new bike Charlie and welcome! You're definately doing it the right way getting used to it slowly. As you said,these bikes are bad *** and have lots of power and weight. Mike

Yep,"Murphy's Law" alive and well.:rofl_200: Sucks man! I've heard good things about those Super Bars.I suppose you tried every which way of re-routing that hose huh. Mike

She's a beauty! I'm a "Vette Guy" too. I had a '62 back in 1974 and sold it due to raising a family. Flash forward thirty years and in 2004 I purchased a new Commemorative Edition ZO6 which is my baby.Awesome cars! Enjoy!

My 05 has been like that since I got it a year and a half ago. I've rebuilt both master and slave cylinders,replaced clutch friction plates,replaced both clutch push rods and the ball,tried various types of oil including Rotella T(both regular and synthetic) and Yamalube.Not to mention bleeding...

A whole new level of "accent lighting":rofl_200: I wouldn't mind seeing it at night all lit up though. Mike

Sure glad it wasn't worse and wish them a speedy recovery. I suspect low air pressure was the culprit with the added weight caused the side wall to get extremely hot and basically disintegrate. At highway speeds he may not have smelled the rubber and probably contributed the wallowing,mushy...