Motorcycles BS Thread 2.0

I eat gas station food for breakfast(SEC biscuit)......so my tastes are definitely questionable

 

I live about 20-25 minutes from Hershey, PA. Personally I enjoy trying chocolates from different places. We went to Costa Rica last year and some of the chocolate produced there is radically different that what we're used to here in the US. Some was better, others not so much.

 

I just entered. Thanks for posting this!

I will say on the tickets they're selling, that is the oddest breakdown of tickets and pricing I think I've ever seen.

 

Speaking of long distance rides I need to ship my seat to Seth. The KTM Ergo seats were "cheap" enough I decided to get them too so I can send the stock ones off and not have any downtime.

Also got the radiator in and all seems good. Tomorrow is supposed to rain but hopefully ride on Sunday if it's nice

 

You're above the storm.........so it should always be nice, maybe a little cold though

 

Honestly the biggest thing that holds me back from entering is that I don't give two craps about colorado's trail access, and donations are for that purpose. If it were a nationwide group or a state that I didn't dislike so much, I would probably have already entered.

 

I'm running to AAA on Saturday for some paper maps for our upcoming ride. Going to text you over the weekend and see if we can arrange a meet up for next Friday since I'm off. Maybe lunch somewhere around West Chester if that works for you.

 

The link that @spencermarkd posted gets you one free entry. That's what I did.

 

Ah, I thought that was for other stuff. I didn't see that giveaway in the list for his link. I am known to be blind, though.

 

its different then ours since we put sooo much sugar in ours... but i might be a bit odd since i like dark chocolate

 

I prefer dark chocolate as well but I don't mind white chocolate which really isn't a true chocolate. We bought some back from Costa Rica and had some with coffee in it that was surprisingly good.

 

was about to ask about what it was thanks!

dual axel is fine... the purpose is stability most of the time so as long as it isnt to heavy the tacoma will pull it just fine.


took my super moto up multiple mountains in colorado! even up jones pass that was 12.5k feet!

haha dont need no stinkin knobbies! well unless we are talking about the midwest mud then ill need some!

 

oooooh that does sound good! im not the biggest fan of white chocolate tbh its waaaaay to rich for me!

 

Honestly, a lot of the US chocolate is frowned upon by those with refined palettes. It's basically sweetened wax. LOL


If you want quality chocolates you should check out https://www.flightwineandchocolate.com/ as it is quality chocolate. I love me some cheapo sweet American milk chocolate, but the Flight chocolate is more of an experience to savor type of thing rather than a snack on the way home from work scenario.

 

i might have to look into that and get some for me and the gf thanks!

 

OOO thats a neat trailer! Needs a shower n shitter though.

25$ hmmmmmm

 

I think I’m getting close to needing front pads on my KLR, almost 9K miles on them, kinda hard to see without pulling the wheel, but where do yall recommend sourcing pads from and is there a brand/model better suited for the dirt/grime of adventure riding?

 

Those pads are getting close! rocky mtn atv MC is my go to spot. Their tusk pads have done me well on the back of my super tenere.

Cant go wrong with EBC HH pads either.

 

Lol if only! Usually my luck goes - it's beautiful during the week then rainy and/or cold on the weekend when I have the most time to ride. I'll just have to crank my heated liner

Nice sounds good. West Chester works for me, we'll make a plan this weekend. Looking forward to ditching work on a Friday