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  • Profile Type: Personal Users
  • Profile Views: 992 views
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  • Last Update: May 31, 2016
  • Last Login: April 28, 2016
  • Joined: March 27, 2012
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  • iascahabitat replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:
    January 27, 2014
    Turning off your motorcycle
    Do you put the bike in neutral first?  I do automatically every time. Do you use the kill (on/off) switch and then turn off the ignition on the dash?...  moreDo you put the bike in neutral first?  I do automatically every time. Do you use the kill (on/off) switch and then turn off the ignition on the dash? I don't.                          OR Do you NOT use the kill switch but simply turn off the ignition on the dash? I do.  Using the kill switch and the ignition switch to turn off the bike is kind of a jinx thing for me.  I believe it is unnecessary wear on the kill switch, decreasing the life expectancy.  And since I have to turn off the ignition on the dash anyway there's no need to mess with the kill switch.  And, the ignition switch is a helluva lot easier to fix/replace than the kill switch. On my shovel head?  Same scenario except that like Aquadave, I shut off the gas.  less
  • iascahabitat replied to a topic in the forum Biker Chat:
    June 28, 2013
    Waving to Other Bikers
    There have a been a few topics on here about who waves and who doesn't on the road. This past weekend I did a little observing on the subject. A group of us were riding, all on Harleys but one Spyder and me on my custom. I saw several hundred...  moreThere have a been a few topics on here about who waves and who doesn't on the road. This past weekend I did a little observing on the subject. A group of us were riding, all on Harleys but one Spyder and me on my custom. I saw several hundred scooters and this was what I observed. Every Harley and Goldwing rider I saw waved back. Most metric cruiser and sport bike riders waved. Very few BMW riders waved and damn near no dual sport riders waved. Hell, the BMW folks weren't even friendly at the beer joints. I don't know what any of this means but it was an observation.  less
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Personal Information

  • First Name Wayne R
  • Birthday February 6, 1958
  • Gender Male
  • Relationship Status Married
  • City Grand Rapids
  • State MINNESOTA
  • Zip 55744

Riding Info

  • Type of Rider (Passenger) Weekend Warrior
  • Primary Bike Type Touring Bike
  • Ride My Own Bike Yes
  • Rallys & Biker Events Local & Regional Events
  • My Primary Bike '97 Harley Davidson Ultra Classic

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  • Occupation Media Sales
  • Hobbies Motorcycling, Classic Cars, Golfing, boating
  • Music Anything!
  • Message Shiny parts rule!

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August 27, 2016 3:00 AM PDT November 29, 1969 4:00 PM PST

Itasca County Habitat for Humanity "Construction Cruise"

1 guest response led by iascahabitat
Construction Cruise Habitat or Humanity 510 SE 11th St Grand Rapids, MN 55744
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  • iascahabitat
    Posted in the topic Turning off your motorcycle in the forum Biker Chat
    January 27, 2014 1:14 AM PST
    I always turn my scoot off with the ignition switch. I like to leave it in neutral but, try to be aware of the slant or grade of where I am parking. I have the same parking spot in the garage, so I put it in neutral and turn the ignition switch off.
  • iascahabitat
    Posted in the topic Waving to Other Bikers in the forum Biker Chat
    June 28, 2013 6:00 AM PDT
    If you are on two wheels, we have something in common. I wave to everyone.
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