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Selling my 2008 Suzuki SV650S $4000 OBO Was my first bike and loved dearly, but it's time to move on. 17,xxx on the ODO. Oil changed every year, garage kept, lots of cosmetic mods: Rizoma turn signals front and rear Spiegler stainless steel brake lines front M4 slip on Speedo Tuner Fender Eliminator SV Racing Parts Rearsets with multi-position plates Rizoma Front Brake Fluid Reservoir Billet Rear Brake Fluid Reservoir (direct bolt-on no hose to MC) Pictures found here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/473154609431487/permalink/883779261702351/ The file size for the pictures is over 500 kb so I can't upload them here

August 15th, 2015 Rip Rap Roadhouse (formerly Jackass Flats) 6024 Rip Rap Road Dayton, OH 45424 Registration begins @ 10:30am for the ride.....Kickstands up @ NOON! $20 each ~ or ~ $25 per bike FREEBIRD 2015 is a charity ride to benefit BE FREE Dayton BE FREE Dayton's mission is to "abolish and prevent sex trafficking through education, outreach, demand reduction and research." The goal of FREEBIRD is to help support the mission of BE FREE Dayton, as well as raise awareness of the sex trafficking epidemic in our community. Great food and prizes from local sponsors including: LexisNexis, Lowes, Rural King, Sporty's Trikes & Bikes, Joe's Cycle Shop, Buffalo Wild Wings, Taco Bell, & More! Don't forget to stop by our VENDORS to pick up some awesome gear for your next ride! LIVE MUSIC from SOUTHBOUND @ the Rally immediately following the ride! Come join us for an amazing ride, great food, cool stuff, and awesome music! **Don't ride? No problem, join us for the Rally. The fun starts around 3pm. Party Only Passes $10.** All proceeds raised from the FREEBIRD rally will stay in the Miami Valley to help FREE the victims, RESTORE the community, EQUIP local businesses, and EMPOWER the citizens. BE Educated. BE Active. BE FREE! BFD FREEBIRD flyer.pdf

2012 Street Triple R with about 3,600 miles, Diablo Red The good: Excellent condition, very clean bikeBar end mirrorsDaytona fork springs/internals and adjusters. Gets rid of the slightly "spongy" front end feel the STR usually has.Less than 300 miles on brand new Michelin Pilot Road 3's.Just changed all the fluids, oil/brakes/radiator over the winter. Chain/sprockets, pads/rotors are all in excellent condition as would be expected for 3600 miles. The bad: One small scratch on the tank, one smaller scratch on the lip of the front rimBought as a Salvage Title. I rebuilt it and it currently has Rebuilt Title that can be titled/registered no problem. Even though it has a rebuilt title, it has a BRAND NEW frame. I have receipts to show it was replaced by Triumph under warranty due to a neck bearing failure, unrelated to the original reason for the salvage title. So no worries about the frame being twisted/bent or anything other than new. I'll be posting pics tonight.

Hey guys, I am trying to help my brother out and advertise his bike for him. He has a baby and no time to ride since their busy with their other hobbies (drag racing). This bike is super clean and well maintained. $3800 PICTURES BELOW

CLICK HERE YOU'VE NEVER SEEN PRICES THIS LOW ON NEW VEHICLES BEFORE!!!

Winter is right around the corner and unfortunately for most of us in the US this means we'll have to put away our toys for hibernation. But what is actually involved in preparing a motorcycle for winter storage? Some people are okay with parking their bikes for the winter just as they left it after their last ride and while that may work for some of the warmer climates, it's not recommended for those of us in the frozen north. There seems to be a lot of confusion as to what is actually involved in getting a bike ready for winter storage with varying opinions from every rider. In this thread you'll find a general idea of what is required to get your bike through the winter and out on the other side as good as you left it. We're going to highlight some of the best winter prep products here, all of which are available from Riders Discount. If there is something you don't see here but want for your winterization needs, contact our expert sales staff by giving MIKE a call at 866.931.6644 ext. 804. Prefer email? No problem, send us a message through this forum with the products you're looking for or write to us at FORUM at RIDERSDISCOUNT dot COM, and we'll get back to you right away! So what are some of the key winter storage products available to prep your bike for the cold season? Stands to prevent your tires from flat spotting, anti-freeze for coolant, fuel stabilizer to prevent your gas from breaking down, fogging oil to prevent cylinder corrosion, battery tender to keep your battery fresh, and a bike cover to keep your bike warm. Just kidding, a bike cover will help keep your bike clean and partially dust free throughout winter. One thing not pictured are muffler and intake plugs to keep pests out, although a couple paper towels stuffed in your exhaust and intake should suffice. Street riders likely already have anti-freeze coolant but it never hurts to give your bike a good flush and refill every year. If you have ran any kind of track time this year, there's a good chance you don't have anti-freeze properties in your coolant and getting it changed out is a necessity. There are numerous options available for anti-freeze and we sell them all. Pictured here is Maxima Coolanol. Engine Ice is also common and available from Riders Discount as well. Fuel stabilizer is recommended if you plan on storing your bike for longer periods of time. Now, regarding batteries, if you have a lithium ion battery, remove it, bring it inside, and store it in a closet. These shouldn't need a charge, however if you think it may, go ahead and give us a call and we'll get one on the way for you. If you have an OE style acid battery, plug in the Battery Tender and leave it. That's it. You don't need to remove it from the bike if you don't want to. One last thing, a common misconception we've seen is to start your bike periodically through the off-season and get it up to temp. You can look at it from time to time but you really don't need to start it up. Just let it sit and fire it up come spring time. So what do you guys and gals do to get ready for winter? (Be prepared for California riders to post up a witty remark about them continuing to ride...)

2007 Kawasaki ZX6R Race/Track Bike- $4600 OBO Email for pics because it never lets me f@cking upload them on here. (mpm109@case.edu) This bike has served me very well the last three seasons and has been fairly competitive. Unfortunately, I'm going into my last year of school and I need the cash. The bike is a turn key race bike that has everything you need to go racing or have fun at track days. Motor is stock and reliable. Mods include: Elka triple clicker shock GP Suspension 25mm fork cartridges Scotts steering dampener Galfer stainless steel brake lines Attack Race Bodywork (professionally painted but 3 seasons old so definitely not perfect) Woodcraft clip-ons Vortex rear sets Leo Vince slip-on and mid-pipe w/ Pinebox header Bazzaz Fuel Injection Custom map/tune by Dyno Tune Motorsports (112 hp) -1, +2 sprockets BMC Race air filter Probably some other stuff I'm forgetting, and I have some spares that will go with the bike. It will be at Nelson Ledges on 8/31 and Pitt Race on 9/14 unless it sells before then. Clean street title in hand. 440-478-8467 mpm109@case.edu

Follow the link to view details Please no trades unless you are trading cash money I am happy to answer pertinent questions http://dayton.craigslist.org/mcy/4521450242.html

Hey. Just a friendly heads up that I will be heading up to QS&L in Colerain in a bit and maybe on over to O'Malley's for Rally in the Alley. If you get out or are in either one of those places look for me on a green Kawasaki ZX-10r.