Making both lights work on low?
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12-26-2007 | 01:33 AM
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12-26-2007 | 12:10 PM
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RE: Making both lights work on low?
Oh, C'Mon... Riding year round and very bike friendly State. Ton's of great twisty roads. Geographically, diverse. From the lowest point in the Nation, (Death Valley 200ft Below Sea Level) to the highest point in the 48, (Mt. Whitney 14,500ft. Above Sea Level) In the same State!!! Beaches, smokin' chicks. Nothing Beats It!!!!!!!!!
I'm not biased. I just love where I live. :-) !!
I'm not biased. I just love where I live. :-) !!
ORIGINAL: bmg velocity
That is the only good reason I have heard for living in California.
ORIGINAL: Papi Chingon
it is 100% legal in california for a motorcycle to drive with its high beams on 100% of the time
it is 100% legal in california for a motorcycle to drive with its high beams on 100% of the time
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12-27-2007 | 01:31 AM
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12-27-2007 | 02:28 AM
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RE: Making both lights work on low?
ORIGINAL: bmg velocity
That is the only good reason I have heard for living in California.
ORIGINAL: Papi Chingon
it is 100% legal in california for a motorcycle to drive with its high beams on 100% of the time
it is 100% legal in california for a motorcycle to drive with its high beams on 100% of the time
Bout' to get ugly up in here. HAHAHA. Them are somefightin' words.
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