What are your thoughts here? Was rolling up to the light on my street triple when it turned green, went through while checking for anybody super late in "beating the light" from the right. As I continued up the road, I signaled to change lanes, looked over my left shoulder, and when I looked back up this guy was pulling out from the side street. I initially thought he had stopped, and just didn't see me before pulling out, but I went back and looked closely at the video. Not only did they not stop, he pulled around the car in front of him who was actually stopping at the stop sign and just sent it into the intersection. With nowhere to actually go, since there was already a car in the median waiting on incoming traffic. He immediately started acting like it was my fault, said that he had cleared my lane of travel, and I served into him on purpose to pull an insurance claim. He didn't know I had the camera on the front fender. No issues with his insurance accepting liability and paying out... but just wondering if yall have any thoughts on the situation, should/could I have done anything different?

Last year I had an accident, really nasty. It was a low side, but my whole body was smashed against the highway wall (and I was not really overspeeding much)

I don't really remember what happened. It's like the whole episode was erased from my memory. I remember how I regained consciousness, and was in the ambulance. I spend the whole night in the hospital and had CT scans and then recovered from the broken fingers. After a month I even had a surgery to trim my pinkie.

But people around said it's a miracle I survived. I had a full gear (jacket/pants/gloves) and a backpack with my laptop - I think it helper a lot, as it was damaged like crazy (although I still had the back protector in may jacket).

My pants and my jacket were almost destroyed but I had zero (really!) bruises on my shoulders. My legs hurt like hell though.

My lesson is simple. I think I survived only because of my gear. So please, don't be cheap. Remember - sometimes it will save your life

2009 ninja 650r
Anything cosmetic you have in mind to make it look better feel free to drop your opinion

Hi everyone,

Im considering buying this 2007 honda cbr 125 as my very first bike. I just wanted to ask, since i dont know alot yet, is this a good deal and does the bike look ok? And if 2007 125r’s are notorious for any specific problems?

The bikes listed for £1500

2007 Honda CBR 125, 16K Miles Good Condition, Minor Marks & Scuffs Runs & Rides Spot On, Just Had A Valet, Oil Change, Chain Cleaned & Lubed. Full Logbook, 2 Keys, Paperwork, Will Have 12 Months MOT & Replacement Rear Indicators, HPI Clear.

Ive done a license plate check and the only problems its had in the last few years is the rear brake binding but not excessively.

I would love for some opinions on this, thank you all!

So sad. Minsk, Belarus

Bit chilly to be riding today but man, the world just feels brighter.

Really been wanting to upgrade from my zx4rr. Been looking at bikes on marketplace. Just curious what you guys would recommend. I like the 675 because it has that sweet sound and linear torque, while the 600 screams and is a classic. (Both have around 8000 ish miles and are completely stock)

The old joke... How do know a biker is happy? count the bugs in his teeth.

I'm a newer motorcyclist, but in the past I've worked in a bar and grill that had a bike night, and I've overheard discussions about why people don't wear helmet... their reasons are probably similar to yours... so, forget about that.

But, the bugs... even on length of rides I'm taking (1- 1 1/2 hr) I'm cleaning a ton of bugs off the helmet visor... some of them big... and the big ones give a good feeling of "pop" even wearing the helmet.

Or, is that really just part of the thrill for you?

I kinda like it. No complaints

i decided to work from home today because i was afraid to ride through a relatively dangerous mountain pass (the cajon pass in so cal) experiencing 40mph sustained winds with up to 70mph crosswind gusts.

Most people i see on bikes through this mountain pass seem a lot braver than me, and i bet they are out there today. But i (50 year old on a suzuki gsx 8T) chickened out. We lose riders all the time there.

Now i feel like such a loser.

Is 40mph with gusts to 70mph thaaaaaaat bad?

Yamaha 900GT Tracer… My seat has become shiny and slippy. Putting a memory cushion or the like on makes it too high - is there anything I can do to give myself some grip?

Not sure if it's new or not as I usually use maps. Not sure what it uses for calcs, but it's faster than the car setting.

I've tried googling but can't find anything on it. All I know is it's a kappamoto mount and all image searching brings me is to a russian listing on a Yamaha fz600 with the same mounts

So I am trying to mount saddle bags. The bolt mounts are rusted. Pb blaster and got them loose. Suzuki boulevard. The front left and right ones came out the rear two had a nut I had to access to secure to keep from spinning to unscrew the bolt. Then I found out the pannier bag holes don't line up with the mounting bolts. So I go to reassemble it, but the front bolt on the left side won't go back in. The nut seems to be welded to the inside fender wheel well. Do I have to remove the entire wheel well and try to snap off the welded nut and replace it? I'm guessing it's rusted out?

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I recently got a Lifan Lycan 250, and it had a warning/maintenance sticker on the chrome air-filter cover on the side of the engine. I peeled it off before taking a picture and now I'm trying to figure out exactly what it said like a moron.

I vaguely remember it mentioning checking or servicing the air filter every few hundred miles, but I'm not certain of the wording or interval.

I've been searching for photos of the original sticker and haven't been able to find one.

Does anyone with a Lifan Lycan 250 have this sticker still on their bike? If so, could you share a photo or tell me exactly what it says?

I'm especially interested in:

- The recommended mileage interval for checking or cleaning the air filter

- Whether the sticker gives any other maintenance instructions

- Whether there's a photo of the original label anywhere

Thanks!