Lovely to apply with no brush strokes, it leaves a nice smooth finish. He had a nice lookin' windscreen on it as well. The mirrors on the Vino were small, but even with a heavy coat on, I could see behind me very well. Furthermore, you must make sure that the wheels are properly aligned and the tires are well inflated to ensure safety, better handling and ride quality. Perhaps I'll take one for a test ride and give my impressions here. I'm going to take a clumsy stab at both fully expecting to be corrected later by some of the more observant riders. After lunch, I took my wife to Jo-Ann Fabrics for some more craft items. In any event, I started the day by making pancakes for my family, after which, my wife and I did go shopping, but we went to places that aren't exactly known as high cost shopping destinations. We then went to Michael's Arts and Crafts to pick up some craft stuff for my wife so she could make some Christmas gifts for our relatives.
Later on, my son and I circulated some fliers with the event detail on them, and then we went to do some shopping. Before I go on, if you want high resolution files of these pictures you can download them from my Flickr site. Click the following links to go directly to the Japanese auto parts you want. If you want to make sure you are getting the best tire possible, our tech team is standing by to answer any questions you might have concerning tires or motorcycle parts. Someone asked (and I think I failed to answer) if they had to drink beer to be part of the Moto Hang -- here's photographic evidence that you don't. Our friendly and experienced staff is available M-F 7am-7pm and Saturday 7am-6pm to answer questions about fitment for your specific vehicle's fitment. It's my blog so I'll post pictures of the scooter until I'm sated.
One visitor to this blog mentioned recieving poor service from B&B and I've begun to see some of that myself. No one shown up with an electric motorcycle yet. John Dershimer rolled his Suzuki motorcycle down the diamond plate ramp and gave a short course on some of the ins and outs of riding a motorcycle at high speeds on a race track. Every Moto Hang gathering seems to have some new aspect of motorcycling or riding in play from a member riding around the world to custom sidecar builds to this evening when a truck and a racing motorcycle appeared. Here's where I realized I should have taken notes to at least get some specifics on the motorcycle and rider. I drink bottled water heavily at the get togethers but not beer. One out of three has a beer. So, safe scooting and keep your eyes open for all the other scootin' fools out there.
We started out at "The Dollar Tree" in the Golden Triangle on Lititz Pike. I chatted with Mark a bit, looked at a 2009 Zuma (which had a sold sticker on it), then wended my way up to Trans-Am cycle in Lititz. We left there and headed up over Ridge Avenue to Mohler Church Road, then over to the Green Dragon. Since then there have been many similar races between F1 cars and road cars. Road irregularities are no problem at all, since the 16 inch tires just roll over potholes like they aren't there. The People's high beam is very bright and illuminates the road very well, as does the low beam. Oh well, that's the bulk of my adventures over the last few days. Much of the 99 honda prelude a few weeks in UK showrooms by summer 2010 as a protective shell around the 99 honda prelude of the 99 honda prelude over 40 per cent torque hike. He also has a 300cc Wildfire Maxi Scooter with over 2,000 miles on it and no problems thus far. I had picked up some Amsoil scooter oil (10W - 40) at Lancaster Honda the day before, so I had my oil already and it only took about 10 minutes.
