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crates of spares * parts engine (dropped a valve, one piston is toast) * tire warmers * multiple sets of sprockets and other misc parts * stack of take-offs * two sets of spare wheels, one with new rains on them * second wheel rack * ... AND of most importance... a gremlin bell to ring on...

some of the trailer

loaded and ready to go

and one has a title so the buyer can have a super tricked out street bike and a matching (hence "The Twins") track bike that will feel just like the street bike they have been riding around all week/month/since the last track day...

Well push him about 100 miles to the northwest. :like: They are both great bikes, he will have the time of his life. Unfortunately you will have to slap the silly assed ear to ear grin off his face on the way home. That's the way me and my riding buddy were when we came home with them

You should come take a look then. It is a heck of a lot of stuff... actually seeing it may help you save.

on the other hand if you two want to buy them together... you two can then figure out who gets what...

that is correct don't want to split the bikes... mainly because trying to figure out how to split some of the extras would be a challenge the trailer is an "also available" item bikes $8K trailer $3K

Don't think we want to split the package as this point...

A pair of 2007 CBR 600RR, other than the exhausts and fuel/ignition controllers, they are identical. A riding buddy and myself purchased these at the beginning of the 2019 season for track day riding. The package has everything it takes to run both bikes at the same time. One bike has a title...

Chuck you say your in Taylors (me also) but you area code (865) is Knoxville, is that a typo?

I will be doing my second event in a row at the same track. My front tire (Dunlop slick) is showing significantly more wear on the right side than the left. I know I can flip the tire and even out the wear. But does anybody know if I can just flip the whole wheel and tire. There is a...

only if your standing and keep your knees straight...

I think its a good idea but... With the way we do our sport (20 minutes on, 40 minutes of sitting around stiffening up), a morning stretch is probably only good for the first run, if that. Particularly if you stretch at 8 o'clock then don't go out for an hour and a half later. Don't get me...

besides that's what black electrical tape is for, that way you are not distracted by catching a glimpse of something glowing red, :eek: what was that...

I am assuming you are refereeing to the age thing Motfun352. But I think you will be pleasantly surprised that folks in their 60's are not referred to as "hexa.." but the much better sounding "sexagenarians" source

W:like:W, what a fabulous post Dom. That post alone should be a sticky. Well put sir, well put. To be good at anything, it needs to become something you don't have to think about. Just like you develop muscle memory, you need to traing your eyes and brain to recognize and react without...

OK, that is what I thought, thanks Eric

The reminder e-mail that just came out states that both Novice and Intermediates need a wave-by in order to pass a CR. When did that happen for Intermediates?