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It's a beautiful bike. I'm borrowing my dad's valkyrie for a while as a commuting vehicle starting this weekend. I'm flying to DC and riding it back to DC. I'm seriously considering an 80s FXRP...

That has to be fake.

Good god folks, go outside.

Why not just get an airport express etc and a decent dac?

I just find it hard to believe that a consumer products company would actually make a true high end product.

Your annecdotes don't match jdpower/consumer reports. The ford ranger is one of the most reliable vehicles on the market...

A week later and I could have potentially attended.

I'm about to trade my pilot in on a used car. I'm done with alaska, so I don't need an SUV anymore. I'mthinking ford ranger or toyota sr5 pickup truck, 2-3 years old. Good ac, small cab to cool, good reliability.

Why does the name matter? If they sound good and are comfortable, I could care less if they were called iSuck.

Amazingly, martin logan speakers are sold by costco (as is the amazing denon 4706 receiver...)

You'd think, but it was much harder to find my vtgs than my old jpns.

What would be the point of locking, in that case?

You're an incomprehensible blur?

Is this Reks?

Look at it like this: Just because your phone number is in the phone book, do you want it posted on the NAMBLA website?

That's why we don't delete threads here. If you're an ass, you get to be on display for it.

Moist and sloppy definitely aren't the same thing...you sure you've seen a vagina after the first one, Marc? In person that is, not on the innarnut.

Isn't that true of all humans? (and you, not and curly hair)

http://www.bikersrights.com/statistics/goldstein/goldstein2.html

I'm pragmatic. I obey laws that I agree with, or I agree that I will deal with the consequences of my actions when I disobey laws. Some laws I disobey because I disagree with their validity, and some I disobey because I don't feel like obeying them. Regardless, if put in a position where I suffer consequences from my actions, I don't whine about it, I either fihgt it in court or I accept my punishment. Thus far in my life, that has worked out reasonably well for me. Philopsophically, I'm somewhere between a libertarian and an anarchist. My ideal government would be a loose confederation of city/states. So I feel that most laws are overstepping the job of government. For the money I pay in government protection, I could find much better providers of the services. That wasn't the "best I could find", just as I'm sure you could do better than a debunked report from the 70s. It was what was posted on another forum at about the same time.

Are motorcyclists who ride without helmets really a burden to society?

When I got my insurance, one of the questions is "Do you have your motorcycle endorsement", prior to getting mine, I answered this "no". Not a big deal. My rates were the same after I got my endorsement. wtf about riding without a motorcycle endorsement makes me an asshole? Who does THAT impact but me? I didn't take it because I didn't feel like spending 4 hrs jumping through the hoops it took to get it. When I finally decided to do it, I did it. Big deal.

Oh no, miss bunchy panties thinks I don't deserve my license. *pout*

Judging from the people who were taking the riding test the day I was, there are plenty of assholes on rice rockets with licenses. The license doesn't change a thing. In fact, I think people who buy the new bikes are MORE likely to have a license than guys like me who buy used cruisers and just like to ride. I understand you don't want to get hit by a motorcycle going 180. Most motorcycle accidents aren't caused by the guys on the bikes, so you're probably safe. I'm not really sure what a story about how one car hit another car has to do with motorcycle licensing requirements... I'm very glad you'll allow me to take my motorcycle test. Didn't impact me much either way. Perhaps you should stalk the guy that ran into your car? Might have more impact on him and you. Maybe then your self inflicted wedgy will get better.

That has nothing to do with the motorcycle skills test, which takes place at 10mph in a parking lot. That test says NOTHING about real world riding. Can you weave in and out of cones, can you turn around, can you stop. That's it. Was the unlicensed driver driving YOUR car? I could care less if you trust me, really.