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I've been spotted.
 

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Lol. Nice.

You don't need em though....Santa should save them for someone in need.
 
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Only in San Antonio
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Years ago, a good friend in Dallas took a taxi to Victory dealer, bought a bike, and took off rinding through Louisiana and Mississippi. He didn't tell his wife or anyone about it. He was gone nearly two weeks, camping as he rode, before he finally called her. Because he hadn't used his credit card, she thought something had happened to him and had reported him missing to the cops. Not long after getting back, he sold the bike and you can bet it was due to an ultimatum. :lol2:
 
Years ago, a good friend in Dallas took a taxi to Victory dealer, bought a bike, and took off rinding through Louisiana and Mississippi. He didn't tell his wife or anyone about it. He was gone nearly two weeks, camping as he rode, before he finally called her. Because he hadn't used his credit card, she thought something had happened to him and had reported him missing to the cops. Not long after getting back, he sold the bike and you can bet it was due to an ultimatum. :lol2:

That is funny but it was just a tad extreme. Wonder what he was thinking in the last few miles to his home?
 
That is funny but it was just a tad extreme. Wonder what he was thinking in the last few miles to his home?

Knowing him and what he probably went home to (his wife hated motorcycles because someone she knew died on one), he most likely was thinking about extending his trip.
 
And they said he saved it.
 

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brrrr
 

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Look at the 95° column. So when it's really hot increasing your speed raises the chill temp? But when it's colder increasing your speed lowers the chill temp?
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Look at the 95° column. So when it's really hot increasing your speed raises the chill temp? But when it's colder increasing your speed lowers the chill temp?
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Could be true lol, last summer on a gravel road ride, it was right at a 100, it felt worse on my face with shield up getting air than putting it down. It was like a hair dryer blowing on my face. Either extreme isn't much fun to me, but I am a wussy.
 
Could be true lol, last summer on a gravel road ride, it was right at a 100, it felt worse on my face with shield up getting air than putting it down. It was like a hair dryer blowing on my face. Either extreme isn't much fun to me, but I am a wussy.

Yes I guess same reason I don't like mesh gear, uncomfortable in hot temps due to the blast.
 
Look at the 95° column. So when it's really hot increasing your speed raises the chill temp? But when it's colder increasing your speed lowers the chill temp?
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There's a thread on TWT about the effects of temperature and speed. Seem to recall that once the temps reach a certain point speed only makes the temps feel worse.
 
My ride yesterday morning was "off the chart". Lol
Started the day with a 40° ambient temp and riding 75-80 mph to eat up some boring miles.

But by afternoon the sun was out and I was riding slower and warmer on nice hill country roads.
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My ride yesterday morning was "off the chart". Lol
Started the day with a 40° ambient temp and riding 75-80 mph to eat up some boring miles.

But by afternoon the sun was out and I was riding slower and warmer on nice hill country roads.
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You're a beast!!!! Still on Super T?
 
Must not be a hydraulic clutch!:eek2::giveup:
 

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Must not be a hydraulic clutch!:eek2::giveup:

Wow...I've seen some bad sprockets....but never one that bad.

Looks like a sport bike with an aluminum sprocket and a 520 chain conversion. Racers / track guys do the 520 conversion with the aluminum sprocket and it saves a few pounds of rotating mass which makes a pretty big difference. But....they last about 1/3 of the time that the stock chain and steel sprockets do.

Makes sense for track bikes but one shouldn't use that setup for street unless they want to be buying sprockets every couple thousand miles or so.
 
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