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OK … yeah … let’s have the oil discussion. I know we’re not supposed to because internet and reasons, but it’s got to happen sooner or later. Your Airhead needs two, maybe three different kinds of oil throughout an entire year of riding and there’s no sense in putting off the discussion any more. You’re becoming more mature as a rider and I’m sure you can handle this knowledg...


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End @ 64,706 (27 miles) Just errands. Had to pick up a prescription—no idea why that took 30 minutes, but it did—and go out to the courthouse complex to pay the property taxes on our cars and motorcycles. They’re doing construction down the hill to the left out of my neighborhood. The dude with the slow/stop sign posts up at the end of our feeder street. He kept trying to say...


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Gas, 3.866 gal/87 oct @ $3.099/gal @ Royal Farms. $11.98. That’s about 33.8 MPG. Not that great if you ask me! End @ 64,679 (70 miles) Total mileage for January: 213 I had to go into the city today to check out my kid’s car. She called me yesterday morning, saying it kept trying to stall at stoplights. If she put the transmission in neutral at the lights, then the engine woul...


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If you are looking for a way to give back to the BMW MOA—and you have some time to give on a regular basis—I suggest you run for a spot on the Board of Directors. For those who have been members for many years, you know this organization was built on and continues to run and rely on its volunteers. For those of us who have been around for a long time and had the opportunity t...


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End @ 64,638 (29 miles) Took the long way into Richmond, avoiding I 95, I 195 and I 295. I needed bay leaves and it turns out Penzey’s was out of stock as well. I got two pounds of lamb at Belmont Butchery and some of their pimiento cheese, too. There were numerous construction zones between here and there and back again. Beeline gave me the same route both directions. I hit ...


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