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Here is the link for the ReeVu Helmet the RV-MSX1. It looks real cool but not yet approved for the US. They are undergoing DOT testing now. http://www.reevu.com/

Don't know much about the classes at WCC, they most likely are part of a degree program. Another idea is to check with your local high school or community education organization and see if they offer any welding classes. I seem to remember someone telling me that they had taken some classes at...

Washtenaw Community College (Tel.: 734-973-3300) offers 2 courses: 1) Welding: This program prepares students for entry-level jobs involving gas welding, brazing, and various combinations of arc welding processes, where they work under the supervision of an experienced welding technician. The...

Sales Engineer for a major Industrial Automation Supplier.

Raask rearsets are made in Sweden and allow modern comfort and adjustability without spoiling your classic. There are models for older Hondas, Kaws, Suzuki, BMW and Triumph. Priced from $295 to $325. Here is the link for Omar's where they are available: www.rearsets.info

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Made it there around 1 pm and had a great cup of coffee and some good conversations. If you haven't made it there yet you need to make the trip. I will be back again soon.

Found these one on Ebay. 1978 Suzuki GS1000 Cafe Racer: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/1978-Suzuki-GS1000-Cafe-Racer_W0QQitemZ300343406076QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUS_motorcycles?hash=item45eddcadfc&_trksid=p4506.c0.m245 Custom Chopper Streetfighter Cafe Racer CB750...

Pick a day and time and I will do my best to be there on the VFR. The GS650 is still in pieces but looking better.

There is one that is very simular on Ebay check it out: http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280389950247 It is located in Canton MI

Either a Canadian Club Manhatten or a nice single malt scotch like Glenmorangie on the rocks. For beer: nothing beats a Guinness Draught either drawn at my local pub or from the can. For wine: I like a Melbach.

It could simply be an add-on to cover the hole in steering stem. My VFR750 came with one that is black plastic.

Here is the Buel Blast I had last year. My plan was to make it more of a street fighter so I fabricated rear sets, opened up the airbox, changed the bars, mirrors and exhaust. It was a blast to ride but too small in size with the 16" wheels to be real confortable. Sold it to a 20 year old for...

If you like that one check out these from Mac Motorcyles: http://www.mac-motorcycles.com/

At the various track schools I been to the advice is when on pavement use the front because that is where 80% of your braking power is under decelerations. As you stop the rear wheel un-weight and therefore has less traction. The exceptions are on the gravel or at low speeds where you will use...

Here in Brighton and hopefully my cafe will be on the road in 30 days, till then I still have my VFR.

It is Blue and she loves it. She started out with a Kaw EL250, moved to a Suzuli Intruder 800 then I got her to try the SV650S and that was that. She rides it on the steet and has done 4 track days on it. Be Safe out there

Your old site was good but this one is even better. Currently working on 81 Suzuki GS650E so I will be emailing you, through your site, asking for help in selecting a seat/tank that will fit.

56 - started riding at 18 on a 66 650 BSA Lighting. Moved to a 76 GL1000, a 86 Sporters 883. Currently have a 97 VFR750, 99 Yamaha R6 (track bike), and a 81 Suzuki GS650E which I hopefully will turn out to be my Cafe Bike. As a side note, wife rides a 02 Suzuki SV650S.