At 5psi you have to heat the dent with an oxyacetylene torch. I use an old auto body hammer to tap around the dent and they pop right out. As said before, I still hate doing them this way, but it works.

I've done it this way with no problems, but it is admittedly dangerous. I don't go over 5 psi and I wince the whole time I'm doing it. 30+ is asking for trouble. If you accidentally ignite anything inside the pipe you've made a bomb. It would be smarter ... more »

Is it hard to find time to ride and take care of a baby? How much do you weigh? I don't think it will like being ridden.

Right click on the vital video and copy video address. Paste that address into your browser and download the .flv file. VLC media player should play it http://video.vitalmx.com/10016/standforsomething3.flv

No shame. I leave my bike in gear on the stand at the track and put it in neutral to push it, load it, unload it, and store in the garage.

No, unfortunately there are no hours stored on the ECU. I have the FI tool and have checked.

I'm just picturing this guy building a bike from scratch in his bedroom piece-by-piece as boxes of parts come in the mail over a period of months. He doesn't have a work bench - the bare frame and engine are laying in his bed in the pool of transmission ... more »

I really enjoy installing graphics and seat covers actually. Its relaxing, just take your time and think about how to best wrap the graphic around the curve while minimizing the amount it would have to stretch. That's the key to avoiding wrinkles. I

Awesome video! Frozen Ocean is still open, but under new ownership. I ride there quite a bit still (about 40 mins from my house). New track layout last year breathed some life into the place, hopefully they keep up the good work!

I've been very critical of the SX broadcasts, Ralph, Rutledge, etc, but I don't get the hate for Will. Generally her questions bring up something "behind the scenes" that the avg fan wouldn't know. If anything it's the producer's fault that they have ... more »

I've been a listener since probably 2010 or so. Some of my favorite episodes are with David Pingree. The one where JT brought on some fancy work boot company on as a sponsor and ping just makes fun of the boots the whole time had me rolling. The early ... more »

Yes. You'll get code like a check engine light that will help you diagnose. Wheel speed sensor as mentioned above is a common one but is just a guess at this point. Of course if you see a wheel speed sensor code then that's probably the issue.

Agreed. Brayton had great insight and seems like a natural on the mic. Hopefully they bring him in more often!

Pull the mil code and diagnose from there. Other than that you're just guessing.

Yeah, but what the NFL really needs is a segment on how American football is actually played with hands

"I've been friends with Mcgrath for 10 years, I know more about the sport than people think!" 45 seconds later: "Who was that guy who crashed in the whoops and hit his head...?" "...Cooper Webb?"

I run this combo in NY. I don't like it when the track has moisture in it, it seems to grab edges of ruts to me and it feels like it packs up a bit. It is my go to tire for harder dry 2nd moto conditions.

Wow that was an ugly one, hope he's OK. The app won't let me screenshot, but when they were pushing the bike off you could see the chain was derailed and dragging. I missed the last practice and had to replay. It was 3:29:00 for me.

Looks like it's made out of coronimum