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Suggestions for first Motorcycle? by DavidL19 (Posted Wed, 03 Feb 2010 18:03:21 GMT) My first bike 3 years ago was a Suzuki GS500E 2002. It was a great choice all my biker friends told me that this was the bike for a beginner if you don't want to buy a new bike in less than 6 months. They were right, it was easy to ride and learn on plus it is strong enough to have some fun with it later on. If you get a riding then post your routes on my online map site. You can save them to your own personal site or make it public to the world. I am trying to make a huge map of tons of lists, so if you have the time after riding for a bit post em at the links below. I am an affiliate of allstate and thus I use their web pages. Thanks and good luck on the bike choice. David Lipsky http://allstategarage.com/routes http://allstategarage.com Motorcycle shipping? by PenKenny (Posted Tue, 02 Feb 2010 03:10:55 GMT) Foraward Air is very good REV'IT! Winter Sample Sale, Sat. Jan. 9th, 10am-6pm by Nigel2323 (Posted Wed, 06 Jan 2010 18:34:17 GMT) Folks, Just wanted to give you a heads up. We couldn't manage to get it organized before the holidays, but our sample sale will be held on Sat., Jan. 9th, 2010. Save the date and save some cash, 'cause we have plenty to get rid of... The will be a wide assortment of mens and ladies motorcycle apparel - gloves, jackets, pants, leather and accessories at greatly reduced prices! Most of the gear will be in samples sizes (medhttp://motonyc.com/forum/large), but there will be plenty of lightly used, tested or flawed smaller/larger stuff as well. Cash is preferred, but credit cards are accepted. Saturday, Jan. 9th, 10am-6pm. REV’IT! Sport USA Showroom 275 Conover Street, Suite 5-P Brooklyn, NY 11231 888-681-0180 How to get here: Take G or F train to Smith and 9th Street then take B77 bus to Van Brunt St, or A C F to Jay Street then take B61 bus to end of Van Brunt Street. Take free IKEA Water Taxi from Pier 11 in Manhattan, take left on Beard St. and walk to Van Brunt St. We are above the Fairway Market- Entrance / buzzer on far right of Fairway building Cheers, -- Aron Ahlstrom Operations Manager Rev'It accepting test riders by dan (Posted Tue, 05 Jan 2010 10:30:54 GMT) They are based in NYC... REV’IT! Sport International and GORE-TEX have formed the motorcycle apparel industry’s first prototype and product development test team composed exclusively of rider-enthusiasts. The purpose of this team is to learn firsthand how our products are used, how they perform in real world conditions, and what the perceived success of these new products will be in the market, says Jordan Levitt, REV’IT!’s North American Director. Both REV’IT! and GORE-TEX are market leading brands, with a focus on new technologies which will improve the quality, comfort and safety of motorcycle apparel. Colin Bell, Motorsports Garments, GORE-TEX says "We are delighted to announce our new cooperation with the Netherlands based brand REV'IT!. REV'IT! is a well known and respected motorcycle apparel brand globally, thanks to their innovative and stylish designs and their proactive approach to garment technology and functionality. We believe that this proactively and focus makes REV'IT! and GORE-TEX® products a very complimentary partnership and we are very optimistic about our future business together. The process is as follows: Riders who are interested in becoming part of the team may fill out an extensive survey at http://motorcyclelab.com where they will input information about their riding habits, clothing sizes and other information allowing REV’IT! and GORE-TEX to assemble the team. The initial pool of riders is expected to be from 300-500 selectees, which will be divided into groups of 50 team members. These team members will receive products for testing, and will be expected to complete a product specific performance log on a regular basis during the life of the test. This data will be used to improve the products prior to the introduction to the market. According to Mr. Levitt, riders are often vocal concerning their desires, likes and dislikes in regards to motorcycle apparel. For the first time ever, we are allowing them to become part of the development process. It’s very exciting for us to have direct rider interaction we expect that it will be exciting for the team members as well. To apply to become a test team member, simply go to http://motorcyclelab.com and apply. My next motorcycle!? by RavenVulf (Posted Tue, 05 Jan 2010 02:34:57 GMT) I like the Ducati 1098S. But Its always about the speed and the looks all three got the looks but when it comes to speed as you said Triumph Daytona 675 can be faster. ... | |
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Keino at M Keino, the Brooklyn based custom bike builder had on of his creations on hand for the launch of M by Megu. M is the new Japanese lounge that is above the Megu resteraunt in Tribecca. The Brainchiold of ex VJ for MTV Japan, Mami Shirakawa, M is know for its authentic Japanese food and more importantly… [...] Piaggio announces the New 2008 Vespa S NEW YORK – Italian manufacturer Piaggio, renowned for revolutionary ideas in personal transportation, announces the debut of the 2008 Vespa S, a retro-forward 150cc interpretation of the iconic “Vespino” scooters that dominated the European street scene in the ‘60s and ‘70s. Combining advanced technology and iconic styling, the new Vespa S embraces the rebellious spirit [...] AMA: New York City Transportation Department thumbs nose at federal law PICKERINGTON, Ohio — In one of the most outrageous acts the American Motorcyclist Association has seen in years, the New York City Transportation Department defiantly refuses to change its rules so that they comply with federal law to allow motorcycles to use high-occupancy-vehicle (HOV) lanes. The department states that it won’t change its rules to comply [...] AMA Board election results INDIANAPOLIS -The American Motorcyclist Association (AMA) announced the election results for corporate members of the Board of Directors following the Association’s two-day Board meeting in Indianapolis, February 15-16. New members elected at the corporate members meeting on February 16 were Wayne Curtin, Harley-Davidson Motor Company; Nick McCabe, Ducati North America; and Jim Williams, Kawasaki Motors Corporation. [...] AMA Alert: Motorcycle Training Funds Diverted U.S. Transportation Secretary Mary Peters is urging Congress to allow states to divert federal money now used for motorcycle training and awareness to instead promote the use of motorcycle helmets, the American Motorcyclist Association reports. Peters sent letters to House and Senate leaders this week asking for the change. Ed Moreland, AMA Vice President for Government Relations, [...] | |