Rockbadchild
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dose that changes anything in regards of rev match ?
What is it with Harley riders?
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Not really but it does decrease clutch plate wear.
Rockbadchild
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Ha I see your point now... I wasn't sure what you implied by stating that.
I always kept it in a gear that would work if I had to dump the clutch and accelerate quickly. On at least one occasion it saved me from having a bike self load into the bed of the truck… the hard way.
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Beautiful cruisin day today here. No humidity.
I just returned home from a morning of work. On the way, I pass about 200 Harleys in a convoy.
NONE appeared to be under 60.
I was checking out the women and most were tatts & rolls. The men were definitely competing with the women on boob size. Many had bigger man ***** than the women.
The road is very narrow and unfriendly for towing mirrors. Yet many rode side by side just about clipping my inside mirror with their brain buckets.
I just returned home from a morning of work. On the way, I pass about 200 Harleys in a convoy.
NONE appeared to be under 60.
I was checking out the women and most were tatts & rolls. The men were definitely competing with the women on boob size. Many had bigger man ***** than the women.
The road is very narrow and unfriendly for towing mirrors. Yet many rode side by side just about clipping my inside mirror with their brain buckets.
mrmikey
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Never done that, I like manouvering room thank you very much
tacticalturnip
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What blows my mind is lane splitting, particularly in active traffic..
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They post signs that say “watch for motorcycles”, then drive like obnoxious jerks.
polo1665
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Side by side is illegal in Ohio, and I agree with you, it's not a great practice.
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How does that song go...'Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide... Saw a YT vid the other day where a lane splitter got hammered by an opening door in a standstill traffic jam. He didn't fare very well and most likely gets to pay for the damage to the car as well.
