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Thanks for the insight, hopefully they let me return this unit. I was a little skeptical about it being named Fluke.

0-20k psi with 99,98% accuracy

This thread motivated me to break out my 125 today. It was my 50th bday present from my wife. Turn 53 in a couple of weeks and today was a good reminder I need to ride this more. And it’s great motivation to better my fitness!!!

Since I started tracking on Nov 29 at 209lb, I'm down to 200.4lb this morning, just sticking with my intermittent fasting plan, looking like about 0.31lb per day roughly.

Being accountable for your behavior to your daughter will mean so much to her man: and it sounds like it humbled you and you learned. Any time a parent can own up to their actions to their kids I respect it so much. Great job and thanks for sharing

After much consultation with some mechanics, it was determined that it has to have been something foreign. Like, something that has no business being inside a motor, inside this motor. Have no idea what specifically, some kind of plastic though.

A stars never last for me... When I ride off road and not moto... I wear forma now days... light... fairly flexible... and gnarly tread for those times when you have to hop off and help someone etc...

4 votes for ferrandis is crazy

No. I’m enjoying retirement in Aix en Provence, France. I posted that because it seems like Eli finally tried some stiffer forks. Looks like he’s struggling a bit in the turns but the front end is finally holding up better. It was just an observation after being critical of his front end for years. And which was a disaster in Australia and I talked about it on my show. That’s all.

I honestly thought I was going to have to order a collet to get it out. Rocky Mt ATV had one for cheap that might have worked. I went to Harbor freight bought a new punch and some extra dremel discs. It didn’t budge first few licks, had me worried for a while. All the time I was banging on it reminded me how stupid this was lol. I’ll be the first one to admit I’m not as good mechanically as I once was. My age isn’t helping either. The first 15 or so years of my working career I...

Best looking bikes of the last decade in my opinion.

$9500 and that includes all the mods? That's an insane deal!!

Highly recommend the Tusk Quick Draw filter system . Still has the slide in base plate that has a rubber sealing gasket on it. The filter cage attaches to the base plate with a center bolt like a typical filter set up. The base plate and cage are aluminum. Half the price of the Power Flow and no need to disassemble the air box. Who ever designed it did a great job! You have to wiggle the base plate up and down a tad to get it to slide in far enough to clip in. Just did my first filter...

You can keep Diddy and his friends. We'll be out in the backwoods with the salt of the earth people doing something we love to do because we love to do it, not because some plastic celebrity deems it worthy. The smaller the better. Screw the mainstream

I can't cringe hard enough.

I did this for my young teenage son who was doing most of our bike maintenance at the time. Once you find your setting make a small block out of wood or I use composite deck board scraps. Slide the block in behind the chain guard. We made a few of em. We have one in shop, trailer, and track box. Just makes it super easy.

You can pull the shock and raise your back wheel to find the tightest point. Set it a tad looser than that, install shock and then take your measurement with your bike on the stand. That should be your new measurement to go off of. My 04 cr250s measurement in the manual is like 25mm which seems extremely tight, but as you go through the stroke the chain hardly tightens. My 23 ktm needed 68-70mm