DAMN Riders - No rules, Just ride!

I had to revise my listing to explicitly state that it is kick start only :screwy: Maybe a rear trials tire, lower gears and keep it? :shrug: Yep, Strip off anything that can break and put in a box. Lower the gears big time. I have a lightly used Dunlop radial you can have for the back. Go have fun...

OKay, I'm not advocating breaking the law, but when it comes to moto inspections does anybody really care? I have 4 tagged bikes and at any given time at least one is not inspected. My KLR went 2 years sans inspection at one time. I never really got excited about it. When was the last time anybody ...

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Tempting.

I would like to watch you kick start that

Sunday is good, however I may be working the event.

Let me confirm with the "boss" that "we" don't have anything scheduled....but if I have a free kitchen pass for the w/e we could rip up the trails at our farm on saturday :roost: . Camp over @ the creek or Boom Boom's back yard with swimming pool and campfire :cheers: :kumbaya: ...

Well said Denny.
I was floored with all the B.S. you must go through to host an organized event.

How many miles on your LiL scoot?
Might know a couple people that would be interested.

For anyone with a MX bike running a 19" rear tire and wanted to try a trials tire you were SOL till now. Shinko now offers a 19" trials tire that is DOT and radial, you can find them at Rocky Mountain. About the same money as the MT-43. When at Hatfield the Gas Gas Pampera had a Shinko on ...

I wouldn't depend upon them not checking for it if I could help it. The Maryland process is a real pain in the ass. ~Patrick I've heard tales that Dremel tools are good for smoothing the "not for highway use" from tires. Just sayin' The majority of Pirelli tires are DOT legal and work wel...

Go to the Husaberg site and look at the SM version of the 570. It is 50 state legal out of the box. You will see a little stick on reflector on each fork and probably something on the rear around the license plate holder. You also see a small chain guard. You might want to print this picture because...