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I definitely plan on riding the Shenandoah 500 this year.... It will be my first time...

Anyone have tips?

He said although the motorcycles are physically taxing to operate, riding them takes away some of the monotony of routine patrolling.

This is a new one on me... I've never found a DRZ to be "taxing to operate." Quite the opposite.

I came across this article just today... Fairly interesting... and I love what the Hagerstown PD did with the paint job on the bikes. But someone needs to warn them about those Deathwings. http://www.herald-mail.com/news/hm-police-to-use-motorcycles-for-patrols-in-tight-spaces-20110622,0,6878638.story

Second place... Wow. Way to go, Kyler.

Wow... sounds like a blast. You guys have a great time!

LOTS of photographs, please!

BTW, for those of you who know biffer, you may recognize the KLR-650 that my buddy Todd is riding in the the trip report; he bought it from biffer last fall.

Hey everyone, I did just start my trip report yesterday over on ADV. Still working on it... Enjoy.


http://www.advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=699189

I just returned last week from riding the Eastern TAT, May 27th through June 5th. My buddy and I had limited time and we actually rode down to Jellico to start the trail. We had some trouble with his KLR's air filter and so we lost about a day and a half, but we still made it to eastern Oklahoma. I'...

I would work on the cheapest part, choke knob. Cut it with a dremel tool to a "half moon" shape. Stick a long zip-tie around the stem, and pull the zip-tie to activate choke. Edit: What biffer said, sorry about the repeat. No, not at all... the more the merrier. Thanks for the ideas. :ric...

motojunky wrote:Fortunately, it was a hoax...

http://www.motorcyclenews.com/MCN/News/ ... EPI-129563

Good in a way -- and crappy that people feel the need to fabricate stuff like this. Thanks.