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I built a rack for my square this week, it will attach with bolts/wing nuts through the side of the rails. My two favorite local ride spots require riding a long ways from the truck or any roads so it will be nice to be able to pack some extra gas and/or beverages for a longer ride.

No juggling either, probably the only warranty I've read that made me laugh.

Ride one first, the new rear suspension feels a lot different than the linkless design.

Don't use the camping or yoga mat, I've done both and they both suck, mainly because they stay compressed after little use. The Yoga mat I bought at big 5 didn't absorb water though. If you still have the stock padding you can turf over that but do a good job gluing it or it will come up.

They're 10A

A few pics from last weekend, we camped and rode both days. Fresh wolf kill. They chased this guy a long ways before bringing it down.

One thing I forgot to mention, SXRs use about twice as much gas as a superjet.

Tricerihops is awesome. Sam Adams variety pack.... not so much, unless you like homebrews without full flavor.

The KTM 300 is my favorite bike of all time.

Yes, I know it's from Redmond. I thought it was funny when I saw it on the import section of the menu. I had an Odell Red ale with lunch the other day, good but the finish tasted just like outdoor grown norcal bud smells. I stumbled across some Tricerihops today at a gas station, i'll drink...

Sick I haven't play rode on a track since 2005 or 2006. I tore into my old KX service the powervalves and found a ton of stuff that needs fixed. Piston, cylinder replated, cltch basket, plates and hub, cran an rod bearings..... Ugh, I guess that's what happens when abused bikes get old.

As Crab mentioned I've had both and ridden many skis. The SXR was definitely easier to ride and more confidence inspiring than the superjets are for tall heavy riders. I could only rotate the sxr about halfay around on a wakeless stab but I with a superjet (even a mildly modded 650) it wasn't...

I haven't been able to find Tricerihops here yet but yesterday I had a Laurelwood free range red, which was great other than a sour/bitter aftertaste. I also had a Mac & Jack's which I've liked since one of the local bars started carrying it as an import from Africa.

:lmao: I like KDXs for what they were- A great beginner's bike for under $4K new that responded well to upgrades. Nice bike Andrew. My buddy rides an '04 KX250, I like it a lot other than the lack of bottom end power. Did that FMF pipe make much of a difference?

Pic from last Saturday's ride, spring riding is the best!

They do, or at least an MSO so you can get a title just like a competition-only motorcycle.

Nice, looks like it has everything you need.

Okay, I'll play. Yesterday I had Ninkasi double red ale, I usually prefer amber ales but this was very good. I went riding a couple weeks ago and one of the guys brought a keg of smoked porter that he made. It was his second attempt, it had good flavor but a bitter aftertaste. I think a couple...

Permatex moto-seal is what I've been using for case assembly.

I wish I had one of those back in '82, I would have been a star.