Official East NE/West IA BS thread

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I had recently shown that clip to my wife, and that was a mistake.

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Guess you missed it about a year ago when everyone spammed that video on here. Still makes me pucker though

Oh, you should have seen some of the looks I was getting on the highway.

Is next wed night the first euro night in lincoln.
Will have to break out the BMW for that

Yes it is.

Thanks for the reminder. Hopefully someone will be there after I get off work at 8.

Won't be me....but this summer I WILL BE THERE!!!

Yeah, right.

I didn't say on the bike.... I am pretty sure the LPD frowns on riding a motorcycle with an infant strapped to your chest in a Baby Bjorn. :huh

Come on Kurt...........????????????
My kids have both been on bikes before 6 months old. My oldest Brooklynn, was going around a motorcross track on my cr 500 with me when she was 8 or 9 months old. Her freaking helmet cost a shit load of money. I have a harness that we use to strap Brook to my back and we would go on dinner rides all the time.
Still to this day we still strap her to me, because she will fall asleep on the way back home. That little girl will have more miles on her ass in a year then half of the people on this site. No big deal for her to ride 400 miles with me in a day.
By now, i know every little kids church song that you can think of. Got to love those helmet mics.

You are a bad influence.



Not on your kids, on me.

So, where do I go around Omaha for my motorcycle accessories? No Cycle Gear up here which sucks but now I'm at a loss as to where to go...

For what are you looking?

I'll try to help.

Mainly an accessory store, but specifically: chain, chain lube, glove liners, LEDs, bar end mirrors, chain breaker, patch kit..that's all I can think of off-hand but I'm sure there's more thanks

You should be able to find most of it (lubes and tools) at Nebraska Motorcycle Parts, 8415 G Street. They carry a wide range of Motion Pro tools in the back of the store near the parts counter.

A lot of the items can be had at local dealers as well.

Machining a new sprocket for the xr 650

You'll probably need a new chain to go with that.

Yah
that freaking thing weighs over 1000 lbs. Its bigger then a rear tire of a bike.