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Old 03-05-2012, 05:58 PM   #106
RRnold
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Originally Posted by LSxJunkie View Post
For the longest time, I wanted a superbike. Then I realized just how dead I'd be if I ever bought one. So instead, I've switched to wanting the shit out of a bobber.







I've never understood that ideology but I've heard that a lot. That's like saying, "If I bought a semi automatic, I'll probably end up shooting someone!"

Riding any motorcycle is dangerous and everyone is always responsible for their own actions but saying one type of motorcycle will kill you;that just doesn't sound right.




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Originally Posted by Giccin View Post
Need some recommendations..

Where do you guys recommend to shop online for motorcycle apparel? Helmets, jackets, parts and possibly other stuff?

I don't ride at all since I'm too short but you guys seem to have quite a plethora of information that I find really useful.
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Originally Posted by Dark View Post
I would go with cyclesector. Diego is a great guy and he will hook you up. If you live close to San Diego, you can visit his store and try on what you live. Ask him to hook you up.
If you don't want to pay the tax, go with 303cycle.com (Call them, they will give you a deal) or sportbiketrackgear.com (Chat with guy at STG about sizing and what you need, and they will hook you up).
That's funny, I know Diego and been to his shop down here in SD off Miramar.

I've tried to give the local guys as much benefit of the doubt (Cycle Sector, Solo, Cycle Gear, Bike Bandit) but those prices from out of state shops is just too good to pass up. Speaking of which, I just bought a set of Dunlop Q2 120/70 & 190/55 bundle from SBTG this morning since I'm going to Willow Spring at the end of the month.
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