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Tell Mike to email the files to me, I can host it on my site and provide a link.

No toothpaste nor deodorant ? Bleah.

Honda used to use a little rubber "foot" on the side stand. Wasn't perfect, but could save ones butt. I assume that the lawyers made it go away since it wasn't perfect. But anyhow, a short piece of rubber hose and some tie wraps will create a reasonable facsimile.

You can have the chair I used when I did the exact same thing.

Use a very pointy Exacto knife blade. It's in there good. Just keep working around the circle.

Yea, I was going to talc it and check the washers and torque. But not this weekend. No bike diagnostics on Mother's Day weekend.

Probably 10-15 trips with them so far, so good. Seems tough, comes from the medical aids industry.

Guess not.

The top oil cooler line on my bike is leaking. Seems to be coming from the crimp area for the top banjo bolt. Wondering if this has happened to anyone else ?

I really like these. Not as protective as a full on Dirt/ADV boot, but super comfortable for off bike activities. https://www.klim.com/Outlander-GTX-Boot-3926-000

3% Neanderthal here. Always figured that's why very few helmets fit my head.

It's cheap if they use the Brit post office. Fedex and UPS are much more expensive.

Motoport mesh police pants (custom fit), Joe Rocket mesh in summer, Olympia 3 season in winter. AStar boots on road, Klim boots off road. Frogg Toggs and Powerlet jacket when raining or snowing.

Brian.

Toasty.

Who needs mirrors in the dirt? Here's a trip report from my 4-day Baja + dirt weekend ride. Not Guzzi related, but the topic is Adventure Bikes. http://www.azbeemers.org/forum/index.php?topic=5952.0

I've never heard a good answer on the clutch pushrod issue associated with using this clutch on a 6-speed.

Here's a link to some pictures and a trip report from my Austin MotoGP trip. Enjoy. http://www.azbeemers.org/forum/index.php?topic=5947.0

Scud, there's some VERY tasty big bike friendly dirt roads in So. Utah. I highly recommend the Burr Trail, it goes east from the town of Boulder UT. Then, just a few miles SE from Boulder is the Hell's Backbone Rd. that will take you over to Escalante. South out of Escalante is BLM300 which hooks into Smokey Mt. Rd. Make sure your brakes work good before starting out on this one. And finally Cottonwood Canyon Rd. south from Kodachrome St. Park. Google em.

Arse end of nowhere?? Yer a stones throw from Sydney.

Had a great weekend at MotoGP and it was nice to have a race that wasn't over by turn 1 of lap 1. Very unusual crash for Marquez, I wonder if his traction control system failed somehow. Did not get hooked up with LowRyter, some sort of cellular disorder. Took a ton of pix at the hand built show, I'm going to post those on another forum, and I'll put a link to it here when done.

Hey wait a minute here. I have Scura #599. Maybe your bike listings need an update !

Yep, leaving this evening for my 7th trek across AZ,NM,TX to Austin for MotoGP. Going to Lordsburg tonight. Thursday I will ride up through Silver City, then over the Black Range (Gila) Mountains through Hilldale, down to Las Cruces, past White Sands and finally up the Sacramento Mountains to Timberon, NM. I will spend the afternoon visiting with friends there. Friday it will be a long slog from Cloudcroft, NM to Austin by way of Lamesa, Big Spring and San Angelo. Saturday has a high chance of rain in Austin, so hopefully I'll get to see some racing. Hand Built Motorcycle show Saturday night and maybe some BBQ in Lockhart. After the main event Sunday, I head west to Fort Stockton and Monday finish of the run back to Mesa. Hopefully someone other than Marc Marquez will win the big race. I'll post up pix as I go.

2 Scura's that I know of now that Mike L's has left the building.

Blacks in Lockhart then the HB show sounds like a plan to me. I can be reached at 480- eight sixty one - twenty eight sixteen.