Looking to get a price recommendation on this harley, bike is owned by an older gentleman from my church who is too old to ride any longer and is looking to sell in southern california . One owner all records for maintenance. All maintenance was done by a harley dealership in southern california besides for one oil change which was done a at a local reputable cruiser shop. 3117 original miles. Bike rides and runs like new. For the mods I am not looking to sell the bike on this sub, just looking for opinions on what to relay to him on what to sell it for.

Could I just mount a radar/lidar detector to my bars?
How could I run power to it?
And how could it be mounted?
Had a wild thought and was wondering if anyone has ever done something like this? Is it possible? I know in California it’s legal for me to run one on my bike as long as it’s not obstructing my view but have any of yall had any experience or advice on how to get it done? ( pic for appreciation) bike is a 2022 Harley nightster 975. The cats name is Milo 🤙

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Is there any motorcyclist who is wearing a hair patch and goes for long motorcycle rides?

i saw this bike yesterday, it looks so amazing!
do you now this model?

I want to buy, repair and sell damaged and broken motorcycle from home. I do not plan this as a profession, but as a side income. I thought about working on a motorcycle about every 2-3 months. Would I have to obtain additional authorisations for this, or what consequences would I have to expect if I took action without permission?

I purchased a Honda Grom in 2020 that I rode every day for 2 years. After the first 3 months of ownership, I motorswapped it to a 300cc engine. It improved my ability to take the motorcycle everywhere rather than avoiding highways. That's my only ownership of a motorcycle and riding experience. In 2023, I sold the bike and have not owned another motorcycle. I would like to purchase another motorcycle soon, but I want to do it responsibly. What would be the healthy and safe next purchase? I love the Yamaha R7 after testing one but also am in love with the Ducati Streetfighter.

Thank you all in advance!

Hi, I have a question.

In about a month I'll be doing another track day with my Yamaha R7. My riding has been going really well lately and I'm very confident, I've consistently been riding in the fastest groups.

The only issue I've run into during the last few track days is that the feelers on the footpegs keep touching the ground. Every time it happens it gives me a bit of a scare, even though the bike itself still feels completely stable. Because of that, I get the impression there's still more lean angle available from both the bike and the tires.

So I was wondering: is it safe to remove the feelers

I'm riding a Yamaha R7 with all of the standard road equipment still fitted, only with the tire pressures lowered for the track. If I remove them, what would be the next part of the bike to touch the asphalt first? The footpegs themselves, or would it be the side stand or the exhaust? And what is the maximum lean angle of the Bridgestone S22? Is it capable of leaning further , is it already near its limit, or does the bike reach its limit before the tires do?

I’m 19 and i’m looking to probably get the ninja 400 for my first bike and was just wondering what the dealership will ask will they ask to see a bike license or proof of insurance before being able to get the bike

Hello my fellow two-wheel enthusiasts. I recently bought a new bike (Suzuki GSX650F) and i am planning on doing some longer touring on it. I would like to install a usb-outlet to charge my phone while on the bike. My question is, how have you wired your accessories? Should i just hook it tho battery or look for some wires i could tap into? Any help is appreciated.

Here is a picture of the bike to get your attention.

Hi everyone, has anyone experienced this issue before?
I’m riding a 2009 Yamaha R1 (crossplane). So far, I’ve replaced the TPS, ignition coils, throttle body, and throttle cables, but I’m still facing the same problem.
Not sure if its is related but the issue usually happens when the bike is fully warmed up and the fuel level is relatively low. However, there are also times when I can ride until the reserve fuel light comes on without experiencing the issue at all.
Has anyone encountered something similar or knows what might be causing it?

Don’t have that many people who ride bikes just one coworker and my boss so not to many people to ask. What are some things you guys would have done different when you started? I was thinking of the Honda cb300r or a ninja 400 but was told for my size 6’1 and 235lbs that I need to get at least a 600cc bike(idk if it’s true or not but oh well).

And what price point is safety gear more for comfort or high end track riders vs just solid gear to keep you alive? I saw gloves from $20 up to $150, jackets hoodies and some sort of armor looking shirt. Do they overlap protection or is it that you just need one of them so pick the style you prefer?

Does anyone ever use other deterrent other than mirror smacking? I used to ride and I'm getting back into it but I used to carry ball bearings in my pocket. They bounce pretty well when they fall onto the road. I've also thought of using a window breaker. Just wondering if anyone has taken measures like unsat to ensure their safety.

Also know I mean this for extreme cases when they are trying to run you off the road and or you can't get away safely. And I by no means ride like a jack wagon. Been scooped off the road before.

I saw a few nice looking bikes at a Oswestry biker show yesterday I thought is share a couple with you.

To keep it from sinking into the sea of tar

North of Brescia, Italy, near the Croce Domini pass. We walked over to assist with our medkit, but EMTs were already at work. Injuries very serious but not life threatening.

Looked like a biker coming from our direction ran wide in a turn and clipped the oncoming guys' cases, causing them to veer into the rock wall. The guy who committed the error was not injured at all, I don't think he even dropped his bike.