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Been lurking for a bit, no longer have any Busa's in the stable but still riding. Life has slowed down as I find myself soaking up the miles on my "Lazy Boy" often referred to as a Harley Davidson Road Glide. Not a day goes by where I don't reflect on past Org events (Busa Bash, MnGs, & of...

Very sad indeed praying for your family too Doyle. He was a good man and friends to many here on the org

For the record both Passport and Beltronics are manufactured by the same company; Escort Inc

I highly recommend Passport and V1 if $$ is not an issue. I have and use the Valentine one, Redline, 9500, 8500, as well as two laser jammers.

I hope things have changed with that manufacture but for many many many many years the radar/laser forums had nothing nice to say about Rocky mountain. Snake Oil comes to mind Passive vs Active radar and laser jammers which works better Matt Simerson - Rocky Mountain Radar Scam Rocky...

Kawasaki Ninja H2R Supercharged Superbike Track Test Video

Kawasaki Ninja H2R Supercharged Superbike Track Test Video

As much as I'd love to see this happen, I'm guessing this will be just another year of BNG III

Roughly 70 mph.... go figure

Well finally doing/feeling better after one very long roller coaster of a ride! On May 18th I was coming back from Kansas on my busa when about 1 hr into my ride I ran over a snake. Yep and he wasn't happy about it either in fact he bit me. Now what da bug didn't know at the time was this wasn't...

Will be in route Friday AM if I can stay caught up at work... Looking forward to seeing everyone! Safe travels my Brother on your journey to the West

Thanks for the heads up Captain

Warning - putting the bike in gear under idle while wiping the chain down can result in the loss of a finger! In fact there have been reports of folks getting there hands caught in the chain/sprocket just turning it by hand so be careful, I highly recommend using a chain brush designed to...

Congratz Tim!