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  • NorthIdaho53 replied to a topic in the forum General:
    December 17, 2016
    Motorcycle hand signals
    [blockquote]Jimmyacorn said: It's the one thing I have to remind Gypsy to do when we ride. I think it's important to hold a hand signal as long as needed and having a passenger to do just that means more control for the...  more[blockquote]Jimmyacorn said: It's the one thing I have to remind Gypsy to do when we ride. I think it's important to hold a hand signal as long as needed and having a passenger to do just that means more control for the operator. [/blockquote]     recived a ticket in Mississippi because the passanger signaled, cited that the operator did not use proper signal   
  • NorthIdaho53 replied to a topic in the forum Off Topic:
    December 17, 2016
    Going Home
    Understand that moving thing, when I departed Mississippi anything that would not fit on the bike got placed in the front yard. road to El Centro Cal. lived there a while and ended up moving to Florida and staying 14 years, When I had enough, I took one...  moreUnderstand that moving thing, when I departed Mississippi anything that would not fit on the bike got placed in the front yard. road to El Centro Cal. lived there a while and ended up moving to Florida and staying 14 years, When I had enough, I took one pickup my bike dog and a small trailer of parts to Texas, the rest was given to the club. Was there 7 years, gave the house shop and land to my son, got on my bike (dam dog died) and headed North where it all started. been here 8 years.  Only way to move is sell it give it or through it away. they got good stuff where your headed,    Guess Ill stay here awhile, Bike shop is doing as well as I want, added an adition for a machine / welding shop, frame jig about built. house is warm paid for good view, just missing a house mouse,     Enjoy the move and good luck       less
  • NorthIdaho53 replied to a topic in the forum Off Topic:
    December 16, 2016
    Freedom from or freedom to
  • NorthIdaho53 replied to a topic in the forum Off Topic:
    December 3, 2016
    Motorcycle Brake Systems
     Copyed from Wikipedia      In many countries, including the United States, the law requires a motorcycle to have two separate braking systems.[3] Invariably, the handlebar lever operates the front brake, and the foot pedal...  more Copyed from Wikipedia      In many countries, including the United States, the law requires a motorcycle to have two separate braking systems.[3] Invariably, the handlebar lever operates the front brake, and the foot pedal operates the rear. Any bike with CBS must still have two separate inputs for braking, even if (as on the Honda VFR1200) each control independently operates both front and rear brakes. By contrast, a car is required to have only one braking system for dynamic braking (i.e. braking when moving), plus a separate parking brake. The justification for two separate braking systems is that, compared to cars, a motorcycle has, proportionately, a higher centre of gravity, a shorter wheelbase, a higher power-to-weight ratio, and a smaller tyre contact patch area. All these factors lead to a much greater weight transfer to the front wheel on braking, and a greater risk of skidding.[4] A rider needs to be able to use each brake independently to maintain...    less
  • NorthIdaho53 replied to a topic in the forum Off Topic:
    November 30, 2016
    Another rant
    great VA here in the north west, good care good doctor's Dam good VA rep. cant say enough good about the care they give   
  • NorthIdaho53 replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:
    November 28, 2016
    I want
    I have abuild your own Shovelhead,  1981 Fl mill ballanced, new valves pistions and clear tilte has not been run, trans and rolling frame 
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  • First Name Steve
  • City Clarkston
  • State WASHINGTON
  • Zip 99403

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  • Type of Rider (Passenger) Riding is My Life
  • Primary Bike Type Touring Bike
  • Ride My Own Bike Yes
  • Rallys & Biker Events Travel Anywhere For A Rally
  • My Primary Bike 2016 road glide / 1947 fl / 1979 fl/ 79 chopper /

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  • NorthIdaho53
    • 8 posts
    Posted in the topic Motorcycle hand signals in the forum General
    December 17, 2016 5:47 PM PST

    [blockquote]Jimmyacorn said:

    It's the one thing I have to remind Gypsy to do when we ride. I think it's important to hold a hand signal as long as needed and having a passenger to do just that means more control for the operator.

    [/blockquote]

     

      recived a ticket in Mississippi because the passanger signaled, cited that the operator did not use proper signal 

  • NorthIdaho53
    • 8 posts
    Posted in the topic Going Home in the forum Off Topic
    December 17, 2016 5:43 PM PST

    Understand that moving thing, when I departed Mississippi anything that would not fit on the bike got placed in the front yard. road to El Centro Cal. lived there a while and ended up moving to Florida and staying 14 years, When I had enough, I took one pickup my bike dog and a small trailer of parts to Texas, the rest was given to the club. Was there 7 years, gave the house shop and land to my son, got on my bike (dam dog died) and headed North where it all started. been here 8 years.  Only way to move is sell it give it or through it away. they got good stuff where your headed, 

      Guess Ill stay here awhile, Bike shop is doing as well as I want, added an adition for a machine / welding shop, frame jig about built. house is warm paid for good view, just missing a house mouse, 

       Enjoy the move and good luck

        

  • NorthIdaho53
    • 8 posts
    Posted in the topic Freedom from or freedom to in the forum Off Topic
    December 16, 2016 8:39 PM PST

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  • NorthIdaho53
    • 8 posts
    Posted in the topic Motorcycle Brake Systems in the forum Off Topic
    December 3, 2016 9:53 AM PST

     Copyed from Wikipedia 

     

     

    In many countries, including the United States, the law requires a motorcycle to have two separate braking systems.[3] Invariably, the handlebar lever operates the front brake, and the foot pedal operates the rear. Any bike with CBS must still have two separate inputs for braking, even if (as on the Honda VFR1200) each control independently operates both front and rear brakes. By contrast, a car is required to have only one braking system for dynamic braking (i.e. braking when moving), plus a separate parking brake.

    The justification for two separate braking systems is that, compared to cars, a motorcycle has, proportionately, a higher centre of gravity, a shorter wheelbase, a higher power-to-weight ratio, and a smaller tyre contact patch area. All these factors lead to a much greater weight transfer to the front wheel on braking, and a greater risk of skidding.[4] A rider needs to be able to use each brake independently to maintain control, and a CBS system seeks to further reduce any skid risk.

  • NorthIdaho53
    • 8 posts
    Posted in the topic Hobbies - Other Than Motorcycles in the forum Off Topic
    November 30, 2016 10:52 PM PST

    I never concidered motorcycle a hobbie, But then I would guess thats what I do in life, Im eather riding building buying selling or talking motercycles. before I retired I did work but only enough to keep the bikes running. Now that Im retired I stop by the clubhouse several times a week. keeping it up.  tend bar on the weekends, and build fast high necked motercycles,   Life is as it should be 

     

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