I saw him looking down a couple of times in race one, and wondered what was happening. In race two I couldn't parse out what washed out the front. Anyone have a clue?[:)]

the Woodcraft seem very adjustable. Quite the range.

I want to raise my feet and move them to the rear. I found that this lowers my knees. With the stock pegs my knees are too high on the tank and I can't move around as easily. I'm an old guy who's...

I'm in, if I may.

I didn't like having my knees around my ears while trying to move around my bike on the track. I knew this would be a problem (I have them on my KS), but would like to find a variety to choose from...

At 1200, and just before going to Miller Motorsport for two trackdays, I found a 4 to 6 mm piece of glass in my rear Racetec Metzler. Even with no air loss, I am not willing to risk any thing...

Racetec, but already replaced the rear with only 1250 miles on it. I found a 6mm piece of glass buried in it, and couldn't take it to the Miller this coming weekend with a flaw like that. Damn!

got it, too.

So, you use these for your stand as well. Which one do you use?

Wow, this makes no sense to me. I'm 6-1 with a neutral torso to leg length ratio. I rode a 1198, and found it an on-the-wrist bike. You must be very short torsoed and armed to be on your hands...

Just saying, in case no one knows, the Germans are neck and neck with the Chinese in exporting, in front of Japan and the US. They don't outsource much; they build stuff.

Thanks to all. I think I have what I need. And, thanks for the tips on securing, Carl.

I've heard Berlin

Why does this issue get so much attention? Is it not an issue?

Are there any devices for preventing suspension loading while hauling long distances? I know it doesn't matter for a few miles, but I'll be taking my SRR to Miller MS in mid-June, and I want to...

A distinct surge at 7000rpm, but still with that sense of security. The more I think about it, the more I think I'm getting the system.

Jason,

Stock exhaust and 7 Gees is where it comes on...

I think the next one is no option. I guess if I were a Christian, it'd be heaven or hell, but those aren't available to me. Just being dirt might actually be fun, but I don't want to try it yet. I...

Hey, Guys, I'm 61, almost 62, and worked construction most of my life. What's this 40s deal? I was still playing open division football (soccer) in my 30s and under 40s in my 50s. TAKE MORE...

Sure: Hang on, and check your pulse when your done.

mine feels and acts directly. I don't find any slop. I have to keep off my hands to keep from yanking it at the least bump.

[:0]Hey, I'm thinking of offing the K1200S, buying a new Multi, and, of course, keeping the Sthourr.

I have both cerivcal and lumbar compromising in my spine. Life is too short to let them stop...

looking forward to them

Agreed whole-heartedly with that. I have had extensive surgery on my neck with two severely herniated discs, now fused, but not forgotten. If I lean on my hands on the SRR I get arm pain and a...

[8D]you are kool, Toby. I've just adopted that as my mantra. "I like the clunk"; sorta like, "we got the funk, gotta have that funk".

I'm considering it. I've done it on most other vehicles thinking they should be paying me for the ad. My horses never had their names . . . ah, whoops, they were branded. All the more reason.
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