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Speedbump wrote:

Here's Mine

good gawd!

*bites lip*

the stock seat is fine for me. it tends to cram me into the tank a bit, but it's not awful.

i've had corbin's on two other bikes, and i like them a lot. i have been thinking about buying one for the zrx, as there is one in OK shape in the zrxoa classifieds. too bad we don't live closer, i'd be willing to swap seats with you so we could see how the other side lives.

i've seen one black one in person. it looked ok, but they just don't pop like the greener's do. 8^)

besides, i hear they are slower. 8^)

--r


godsjester71 wrote:

solomrus wrote:

just picked up a 99 myself. friggen magnificent machines.

i like your faster green color. looks just like mine, save i still have the stock seat, and i'm sporting a leoVinci slip on.

--r

I also liked the black color scheme, but are harder to find. How do you like the stock seat? The Corbin's roomie but very firm.

Larger pics here.

solomrus wrote:

the stock seat is fine for me. it tends to cram me into the tank a bit, but it's not awful.

i've had corbin's on two other bikes, and i like them a lot. i have been thinking about buying one for the zrx, as there is one in OK shape in the zrxoa classifieds. too bad we don't live closer, i'd be willing to swap seats with you so we could see how the other side lives.

i've seen one black one in person. it looked ok, but they just don't pop like the greener's do. 8^)

besides, i hear they are slower. 8^)

--r

I'll be at that Motorcycle Museum in Iowa this weekend sometime, thats about a 1/2 way point, no? Ping me off list for contact info if yah wanna meet up.

the museum's in anamosa, right?

--r

Post edited by: solomrus, at: 2007/05/23 15:23

solomrus wrote:

the museum's in anamosa, right?

--r<br><br>Post edited by: solomrus, at: 2007/05/23 15:23

That's the one. www.nationalmcmuseum.org/museum/directions.asp

damn!

this weekend, huh? we already have plans.

--r

Uummm Gjester???

Complications

Potential complications include ischaemia, clotting of the blood retained in the penis (thrombosis), and damage to the blood vessels of the penis which may result in an impaired erectile function or impotence. In serious cases, the ischemia may result in gangrene, which could necessitate penis removal.

None of that sounds very pleasant!!







Did we need to read that...

neilage66 wrote:

Uummm Gjester???

Complications

Potential complications include ischaemia,... In serious cases, the ischemia may result in gangrene, which could necessitate penis removal.

None of that sounds very pleasant!!
Did we need to read that...

You know, I have a sister named Ischaemia.

ganipganek wrote:

neilage66 wrote:

Uummm Gjester???

Complications

Potential complications include ischaemia,... In serious cases, the ischemia may result in gangrene, which could necessitate penis removal.

None of that sounds very pleasant!!
Did we need to read that...

You know, I have a sister named Ischaemia.

did she have a cousin named ms.lee or ms.kim????