Any Vermonters out there? Im headed back to btown next summer looking for people to ride with.

This dude is hilliarious. Check out the rest of his vids to.<br />
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Sooo......final testing has been completed.<img src="http://images.ibsrv.net/ibsrv/res/src:www.stuntlife.com/get/forums/images/smilies/rockwoot.gif" border="0" alt="" /> The verdict is that the needle bearing that comes standard with the RSC Ultimate edition makes the lever a bit smoother, and creates less fatigue throughout a full day of riding. Granted, the difference is small, but as we all know after clutching up all day.....every little bit helps. The RSC Ultimate Edition is identical to the standard RSC, except it comes equiped with a needle bearing vs. the Delrin bushing found in the standard RSC. At the moment, shorty levers are the only option. I have been told by my machinist that full length levers should be available at the end of next week.<br />
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If you're interested in ordering an RSC Ultimate Edition Stunt Clutch w/ a shorty lever......paypal $93(orders w/in the US) or $100(worldwide) to...<br />
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....all pricing includes shipping. Please remember to include your SL or SR user name in the message box upon checkout at paypal.<br />
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<font size="4"><font color="cyan">If you are a current RSC owner that bought a standard RSC prior to the release of the Ultimate model, I am offering you a needle bearing for $5 shipped(w/in the US....worldwide guys PM me) that fits directly into your current lever and instantly transforms your unit into the Ultimate edition. Paypal to the address above, and include your SL or SR user name.<img src="http://images.ibsrv.net/ibsrv/res/src:www.stuntlife.com/get/forums/images/smilies/cheers.gif" border="0" alt="" /></font></font><br />
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They will be deleted immediatley. Thats what the Buy/Sell section is for;.<br />
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Here's a direct link to the &quot;Wanting to Buy&quot; forum<br />
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next year I plan on converting over to DB bars even though I love my current setup. Whats a good setup for the F4i? which mounts and bars?<br />
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I always liked the 1 piece pro-tapers on dirt bikes and atv's, they seemed to have the best control opposed to standard db bars that have lots of angle back towards the rider.

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i know we have alot of people on here thats in the military or know someone that it so i hope is wasnt anyone you guys knew <br />
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I wasn't in a costume but i had a my new helmet on. I look different in my pictures. I had my other helmet for 3 years. Feels good when the pads don't fall out when i'm riding.<img src="images/legacy/smilies/LolLolLolLol.gif" border="0" alt="" title="LOL" class="inlineimg" /> And thanks to Reclipse for the great pictures.<br />
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What is better to learn on stunt wise/more fun to rip around on? Looking at picking up one or the other pretty much which one would be better to learn on and eventually transfer to a big bike? Pro's and Con's of both would be appreciated their gonna cost the same money wise.

ok so i got a ticket and my insurance went up a lot... my dad syas my mom will have to pay the insurance now.... the bike is registered in CA and titled in my dad's name, but im going on my mom's insurance plan.....theyre divorced, but does it matter whos the title in? or registered? she lives in NC so i cant get it registered in her name but i can change the title holder.....so does it matter whos its title or registered in?

Who do you guys get your insurance through and what are your rates??? I think i'm gonna have to sell my 08 600rr and get an older one its expensive as FUCK!!!! they want over 2 g's a year for full replacement and 530 for no coverage on anything.....i don't wan2 fuck it all up and have only liability on it, but if I had an 03-06 it wouldn't matter to me that much