Motorcycle Forum / General / Sportbikes / May 2006

Enuf said.

Here you go:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bWaq0zOaAVU
Cheers. A.

Lunch & Ride Plans - 6/10/06
This "invite" is a little different than most of our "Enjoy Life" ride
invites...  Most of what we do starts somewhere in Northern, NJ.  This one
starts a few hours North of the NJ/NY border in Speculator, NY.  I'm hoping

Honda requested the services of the head Honda sportbike project
engineer when designing the last edition Goldwing. Wanting to combine
great handling, luxurious comfort, and superior luggage capacity the
last version of Goldwing was good, but still lacking.

Well; details are in (financially) on repairing the existing body work & it's
not worth it.
I've been happy with my Air-Tech body work - it's been strong & survived lots of
crap tossed at it.  However, their customer service just, well ;sucks.

A friend got one of these down in Tenn this weekend. Really great maps
with biker roads highlighted and descriptions of what to expect
(scenic, twisty etc).  Far more accurate and detailed than my ~5 year
old AAA of Tenn. The maps are waterproof, easier to fold than the avg

So I go for a ride, and just as I start up a nice canyon road near the
house, what is happening? An entire parade of Hardleys is coming from a side
road ( must have been a big chrome polishing convention or something), and
headed up the same canyon I am. As I draw closer to the ...

latest scam of "PigSty PirateJohn" Wesley Gilmer III: seeking partners
for television and video production!  BWAhahahahahaha!!!!!!!

If I get feisty on the board, that is probably why...be aware!

This was e-mailed to me by a guy at work who is into the drag racing
scene:
Under full throttle, a top fuel dragster engine consumes 1.5 gallons of
nitromethane per second; a fully loaded 747 consumes jet fuel at the

Been having lots of trouble with my comcast cable modem service recently, so
I picked up a DSL line and will be dropping the cable modem within the next
week or so. And because DSL is cheaper, and makes up for that by being
slower too, its icing on the cake feature is no ...

I'd just like to thank whoever it was that posted all the links to various
manufacturer's service manuals, maintenance schedules and parts microfiche
last November.
Those links have been incredibly helpful to me in getting my SVS back onto

Anyone know what the oil capacity is for a 1996 Suzuki Katana?