I found this video of my 2003 Suzuki while digging around in my picture archives and thought I'd post it for the Suzuki SV650S fans out there. This was shot right after I installed the LeoVince exhaust on my SV. It sounded even better after it had some miles on it.
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
A Different Type of V-Twin
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Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Sportster FOR SALE
Do to a broken leg (not motorcycle related) I have decided to sell the Sportster. I can't stand another season of it sitting in the garage and not being out on the road. If you are interested in this 2008 Harledy-Davidson XL1200 Custom you should check out my FOR SALE blog. If you've any questions let me know and I'll update the Frequently Asked Questions on the FOR SALE blog.
Thanks, -David
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Thursday, July 9, 2009
Where do you like to ride?
There's a lot of riding opportunities in So Cal including:
- Mountains
- Coast
- Desert
- Urban
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Tuesday, June 23, 2009
What is your favorite ride?
- Twisties
- Long straight roads
- Stop light to stop light
- Showing off at the side of the road?
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Saturday, June 13, 2009
Update on Tour Master saddlebags
After about 6 months of riding with the Tour Master Cruiser II Slant Saddlebags I found the right side bag dangling from the safety straps. The zipper on the yoke had broken (which was odd because the bag was empty). I called Tonker.com the company that I bought the bags from and they provided me a direct contact at Tour Master. A quick call to Tour Master and a replacement yoke was sent out. All of this was very hassle-free. Based on this customer service I continue to recommend Tour Master products and the Cruiser II saddlebags.
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Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Loud pipes save Cop lives in Oakland
I recently made a post asking if anyone was aware of evidence supporting the claim "loud pipes save lives". Nothing conclusive came back but I did find this article from the San Francisco Chronicle on the 93 decibel pipes the Oakland PD is installing on their Harleys. According to the article, "It seems the cops just didn't feel safe on toned-down bikes." The article refers to an inconclusive study the city did on the subject. Maybe the Oakland motorcycle cops just like to sound cool?
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Tuesday, June 9, 2009
What is the most technically advanced part of the Harley?
Harleys are not known for being technically advanced compared to their German and Japanese competitors. Is this an accurate assessment, a bias that goes back to the earlier times or are Harleys just a throwback to a bygone time? My Sporster has a fuel injected, electronically controlled 1200 cc engine. Some of the bigger bikes have air suspension and other trick bits. So what's the deal, retro modern or dinosaur?
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