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11-05-2008, 08:20 AM
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| Leaned over, knee down   Join Date: May 2008
Bike: Twisted 05 M-Fitty
Location: Lurking in the shadows
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11-05-2008, 09:58 AM
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| Clutch Cadet   Join Date: Jul 2008
Bike: Black 2007 Suzuki M50 and Red 2005 V-Max 20th Anniversary Edition #886
Location: SoCal
Posts: 946
| WAWTLT? (why are we talking like this?)
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11-05-2008, 10:07 AM
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| Leaned over, knee down Join Date: May 2008
Bike: Twisted 05 M-Fitty
Location: Lurking in the shadows
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Moto started it. I predict that in the next 5yrs everything we say will be in "text messaging" talk. Could really make for some serious misunderstandings! I know a lady that literally says out loud to you in person, OMG & LMAO...etc. in her everyday speech. Scary stuff man. -
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11-05-2008, 10:40 AM
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| Can Ride And Chew Gum   Join Date: Jan 2008
Bike: 05 Black M50
Location: Milledgeville, GA
Posts: 1,987
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__________________ 2005 M50 Black: "Black Betty" John's Kit Forward Controls/Saddlemen Explorer/Kury Iso-Grips/Stiletto End Caps/Kury Throttle Boss/De-Paired/De-Badged/pac50t Naked Jug Kit/PCIII USB/Cobra Streetrod Slashdowns/Saddlemen Bags/Cobra Sissybar/Metz ME880's/Slipstreamer Windscreen/C50 mirrors Blacked Out: Headlight Bucket, Mirrors, Front Signals, Radiator Cover, Neck Covers, Speedo Cover, Tank Cowl, Fender Rails, Sissybar, Saddlebag Supports   | |
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11-05-2008, 10:45 AM
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| Leaned over, knee down Join Date: May 2008
Bike: Twisted 05 M-Fitty
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Baker: What's the biggest difference between the M or C 50 mirrors? What's the dimension difference? Now that you have them on do you really like them better?
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11-05-2008, 11:33 AM
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| Ditch Magnet   Join Date: Apr 2008
Bike: 2007 M50
Location: Newmarket Ontario Canada
Posts: 163
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Looked at it as I left for work. It's going to be 20 again today and I can't take the bike when I'm on days, Danm. An M50 passed me on the north bound 427 just above the 401 at 8:50am. He had stock pipes and I only heard him for a split second as he passed me. I love my drilled pipes.
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11-05-2008, 04:09 PM
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| Want's A New Title  Join Date: Jun 2008
Bike: 05 Mean Streak, 07 Suzuki M50 Black
Location: Lake Charles, LA
Posts: 4,524
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The weather was pretty nice here today, so I decided to take a ride on the Creole Nature Trail. Parts of it are still closed from the flooding of Hurricane Ike, but it was still a good ride.  
__________________ Mean Streak: Vance&Hines Big Shots, Mustang Vintage Sport Seat, Kuryakan Iso Grips, Iso Pegs, Custom World Highway Pegs, Cobra Mini Sissy Bar. M50: Vance&Hines Cruzers, Debadged, Delumped (Seat)  |
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11-05-2008, 09:28 PM
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| No Significant Other   Join Date: Oct 2006
Bike: 2009 Yamaha Vstar 950
Location: ohio
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After work got together with some guys to go riding, both of them on harleys. Cruising down the road and hear thunk, thunk, bam and then the lead rider runs over some metal object. We stop, look and find that it was his sprocket. So we now have a dead harley at the side of the road, we are 30 minutes away from his house where his truck is. He needs a ride, the other guy doesnt want to take him because his back tire is about shot, so me beeing the nice guy I am get to take the guy to his house. Now imagine this picture, Im a realtivily skinny guy, im 5'10" and 150lbs, this guy is about 6' and about 250lbs. He is no little guy, so imagine that site, seeing big guy and skinny guy cruising down the road on little M50. Bike actually handled pretty good though. We got his bike back home and somehow the sprocket self destructed, took out the rim to, so he now needs sprocket, rim and tire (its about shot). So the original ride turned into something completely differant and got to see what the bike can handle weight wise, agian I was impressed by it |
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11-05-2008, 09:46 PM
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| Can Ride And Chew Gum Join Date: Jan 2008
Bike: 05 Black M50
Location: Milledgeville, GA
Posts: 1,987
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__________________ 2005 M50 Black: "Black Betty" John's Kit Forward Controls/Saddlemen Explorer/Kury Iso-Grips/Stiletto End Caps/Kury Throttle Boss/De-Paired/De-Badged/pac50t Naked Jug Kit/PCIII USB/Cobra Streetrod Slashdowns/Saddlemen Bags/Cobra Sissybar/Metz ME880's/Slipstreamer Windscreen/C50 mirrors Blacked Out: Headlight Bucket, Mirrors, Front Signals, Radiator Cover, Neck Covers, Speedo Cover, Tank Cowl, Fender Rails, Sissybar, Saddlebag Supports | |
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11-05-2008, 09:48 PM
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| Can Ride And Chew Gum Join Date: Jan 2008
Bike: 05 Black M50
Location: Milledgeville, GA
Posts: 1,987
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Please tell us you have a picture of that. 
__________________ 2005 M50 Black: "Black Betty" John's Kit Forward Controls/Saddlemen Explorer/Kury Iso-Grips/Stiletto End Caps/Kury Throttle Boss/De-Paired/De-Badged/pac50t Naked Jug Kit/PCIII USB/Cobra Streetrod Slashdowns/Saddlemen Bags/Cobra Sissybar/Metz ME880's/Slipstreamer Windscreen/C50 mirrors Blacked Out: Headlight Bucket, Mirrors, Front Signals, Radiator Cover, Neck Covers, Speedo Cover, Tank Cowl, Fender Rails, Sissybar, Saddlebag Supports | |
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11-05-2008, 10:34 PM
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| Puddle Runner   Join Date: Aug 2008
Bike: 2005 Suzuki Boulevard M50 Black
Location: Colorado
Posts: 358
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HA HA HA HA!!!!! That is hilarious. I can picture it. HA HA HA As for the forum topic. I did nothing to the bike. No wait, I moved it to a different parking spot. I also checked the mail for my PCIII. It's been a week now and still haven't got it. Also, bought a new vehicle. It's a 03' toyota highlander. I'll post some pics. I'll be doing some small mods, so I will keep you all updated. | |
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11-05-2008, 11:41 PM
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| Newbie Join Date: Nov 2008
Bike: 2005 Suzuki M50 Boulevard
Location: Cape Cod, Massachusetts
Posts: 3
| Sunday: Started out great, ended badly
I went on a big ride on Sunday the 2nd. About 200+ bikes, it was the annual kick-off Toy Run for Christmas. The ride was awesome, my M50 ran so smooth, even though the temperature that morning was around 34 degrees. On the way back home, I was entering the highway and on the ramp I ended up hitting a rut and it bounced me off to the left and into the loose sand near the curb. The bike slid out hard and I went down. I have some road rash, especially on my right knee and a sore ankle, but there was hardly any damage to the bike except for the headlight/turn signal, brake pedal was bent up and the right hand mirror broke off. My saddlebages saved the back end from any major damage and my leg saved the rest. LOL Anyway, I'll heal up fine, I already ordered the new parts to replace what is broken and after taking it for a ride today, it seems to be fine with no issues. One tough bike. I think while I have it apart, I'm going to do some customizing, I want to put a different rear fender on, I was wondering if the rear fender off of a C50 would fit...... Anyone know? Thanks in advance and I'm glad I found this forum! Ride safe. |
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11-05-2008, 11:57 PM
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| Omnipotent two-wheeler   Join Date: Mar 2006
Bike: '06 M50 Black
Location: Manitoba, Canada
Posts: 5,506
|  to M-J!Try this link for fender ideas. http://www.motorcycle-journal.com/fo...der#post401559 There is also a "search" function button on the top and a nice sticky here. http://www.motorcycle-journal.com/fo...tutorials.html
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11-06-2008, 03:31 AM
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| Baft Dastard  Join Date: Jul 2007
Bike: K7 VZ M800 Intruder (M50 Boulevard): V45 Magna: Yamaha XJ900 Diversion
Location: Glasgow, Scotland
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Sorry to hear about you're 'off' glad you and fiddy are okay.. Now THAT'S how to join a forum ..... Slide in there with a big old bang! Stunt kid!  
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11-06-2008, 05:38 AM
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| Third gear and cruising  Join Date: Jul 2008
Bike: 2008 Suzuki Boulevard M50
Location: Fort Worth, Texas
Posts: 488
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Tuesday early AM me and a friend ran down to Waxahachie, TX for a Blue Knight/PGR WWII Vet escort to Dallas Love Field. They're trying to get as many WWII vets out to the WWII Memorial in D.C. as they can before they're all gone. We're loosing about 1,200 a day they say. It was 57 miles there, about 40 from Waxahachie to Dallas Love and no sure how many home but total trip was somewhere between 130 - 140 miles. My friend's a Blue Knight and I'm a PGR member. Once we got down there we talked to one vet for a few minutes. We turned our back for a second and turned back to him and he had collapsed, the ambulance was called but it turned out he was OK. It might have been just too much excitement but he decided to not go unfortunately. The LEO escort was an abomination. He was doing 70 all the way up I-35E, even through the construction and Downtown Dallas. Plus he kept on changing lanes. We had bikes all over the road because of all the cars breaking through our escort. Too many lane changes + too fast = not a fun escort ride. There was a lot of speculation as to how it should have been but I said we should have limited our speed to between 50 and 60 and remain in one lane with LEO in front and back but we only had one in front. But once we got there it became real fun. We all cheered as each and every vet got off the bus and entered the terminal. This was my first escort mission and I don't usually ride with a lot of people so I was kind of leery. I really have to trust someone to be able to ride comfortably with them, like my friend Bernie. We can ride so close we could spit on each other's bikes and I'm comfortable because I know he won't do anything stupid and he knows I won't either. Riding at 70 mph with a group of people you don't know is scary as hell to me.
__________________ “If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. The lie can be maintained only for such time as the State can shield the people from the political, economic and/or military consequences of the lie. It thus becomes vitally important for the State to use all of its powers to repress dissent, for the truth is the mortal enemy of the lie, and thus by extension, the truth is the greatest enemy of the State.” -- Joseph Goebbels |
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11-06-2008, 05:48 AM
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| Third gear and cruising Join Date: Jul 2008
Bike: 2008 Suzuki Boulevard M50
Location: Fort Worth, Texas
Posts: 488
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Tuesday early AM me and a friend ran down to Waxahachie, TX for a Blue Knight/PGR WWII Vet escort to Dallas Love Field. They're trying to get as many WWII vets out to the WWII Memorial in D.C. as they can before they're all gone. We're loosing about 1,200 a day they say. It was 57 miles there, about 40 from Waxahachie to Dallas Love and no sure how many home but total trip was somewhere between 130 - 140 miles. My friend's a Blue Knight and I'm a PGR member. Once we got down there we talked to one vet for a few minutes. We turned our back for a second and turned back to him and he had collapsed, the ambulance was called but it turned out he was OK. It might have been just too much excitement but he decided to not go unfortunately. The LEO escort was an abomination. He was doing 70 all the way up I-35E, even through the construction and Downtown Dallas. Plus he kept on changing lanes. We had bikes all over the road because of all the cars breaking through our escort. Too many lane changes + too fast = not a fun escort ride. There was a lot of speculation as to how it should have been but I said we should have limited our speed to between 50 and 60 and remain in one lane with LEO in front and back but we only had one in front. But once we got there it became real fun. We all cheered as each and every vet got off the bus and entered the terminal. This was my first escort mission and I don't usually ride with a lot of people so I was kind of leery. I really have to trust someone to be able to ride comfortably with them, like my friend Bernie. We can ride so close we could spit on each other's bikes and I'm comfortable because I know he won't do anything stupid and he knows I won't either. Riding at 70 mph with a group of people you don't know is scary as hell to me.
__________________ “If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. The lie can be maintained only for such time as the State can shield the people from the political, economic and/or military consequences of the lie. It thus becomes vitally important for the State to use all of its powers to repress dissent, for the truth is the mortal enemy of the lie, and thus by extension, the truth is the greatest enemy of the State.” -- Joseph Goebbels |
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11-06-2008, 08:38 PM
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| Third gear and cruising Join Date: Jul 2008
Bike: 2008 Suzuki Boulevard M50
Location: Fort Worth, Texas
Posts: 488
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I bought 10X15" flags, one American Flag and one Texas flag, with 13" poles to replace the smaller ones (6X9 flags with 9" poles) on the back of the M50. Pictures coming tomorrow (before and after) when I put them on.
__________________ “If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. The lie can be maintained only for such time as the State can shield the people from the political, economic and/or military consequences of the lie. It thus becomes vitally important for the State to use all of its powers to repress dissent, for the truth is the mortal enemy of the lie, and thus by extension, the truth is the greatest enemy of the State.” -- Joseph Goebbels |
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11-07-2008, 07:49 AM
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| In Training  Join Date: Oct 2008
Bike: M50
Location: australia
Posts: 119
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had crap weather all weekend and weekend is storms so thats 2 weeks now of no ridding... not happy
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11-07-2008, 10:29 AM
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| Seat Tester Join Date: Sep 2008
Bike: 2005 M50 (superfast red)
Location: Houston, TX
Posts: 76
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Left bike at home, took truck to work, feeling like crap, coming down with the flu I think...
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11-07-2008, 12:23 PM
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| Want's A New Title Join Date: Jun 2008
Bike: 05 Mean Streak, 07 Suzuki M50 Black
Location: Lake Charles, LA
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__________________ Mean Streak: Vance&Hines Big Shots, Mustang Vintage Sport Seat, Kuryakan Iso Grips, Iso Pegs, Custom World Highway Pegs, Cobra Mini Sissy Bar. M50: Vance&Hines Cruzers, Debadged, Delumped (Seat) | |
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