longride

Yeah ya bum, where were ya?? I was holding your beer for you, but I drank it after you didn't show up. LOL

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KPaulCook

I think you are confusing him with the Senator from Nebraska with a similar last name. Who was accused of some atrocities. Senator Kerry from Mass. has a total honarable war record. Are you part of the Bush big lie thing?

boru4761

Yeah, low attendance that'll get 'em.



Don't Boycott. Demonstrate.



If you are going to make a point, you have to make some noise. Which is more likely to garner media attention, arm-chapped MOrons picketting for the AMA at Sturgis or a few 'bikers' not showing up to a biker rally?

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seruzawa

Are the 3 stooges supposed to be you, me and longride or you, me and sarnali?



I guess it depends on which Kook it is. Is it 9000 rpm Kook or McCain Kook? Is it Bench Press Kook or MSF Kook?



Tell his mom that the prozac's worn off again.

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boru4761

I agree with teapot. This year, we should all go to Sturgis. And make some noise! Demonstrate and raise funds and burn effigies of Janklow and his pet judge. Show that motorcyclists are not just angry about this but that we feel so strongly we finally mobilized and did something about it.

sarnali

The mac 100's are now Pilot Roads, from what I gather the compound is the same, only the tread design and manufacturing process is different. The 90's on my Bandit went 15k but they were well worn by then (though not bald)

When I traded it the D220's had about 9k on them and were good for another 3~4k maybe... I ran D205's on my VFR so thats what put me on Dunlops as an S/T tire.

As for holding up, I'd say the Michelin's would last a little longer but not stick as well on wet roads. Dry traction is about the same.

A few things to consider is I live in a cool wet climate so road temps are alot lower for me, also I'm pretty anal about tire pressure and run @ 37fr, 43 rr and though I ride aggressively from time to time, mostly I'm either commuting at 75 or so, or I'm just out plonking around @ 50 and I (think) I ride smoothly, so all those things contribute to tire life

It actually cracks me up to read about guys changing tires every 3~5k miles, they must have more money than me. I'd be going through 3 or 4 sets of tires a year.

sarnali

I thought I was a dwarf?

this gets so confusing.....

KPaulCook

Like Snow White and the 7 dwarfs it's Sarnali and the three stooges.

KPaulCook

Back to name calling righ? You forgot 8,000 miles a year Cook. But the best one is

KPaul

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