As reported on UltimateMotorcycling.com, the MIC Tire Guide is available as a free downloadable PDF, or you can order packets of the booklet to hand out at your club events, shop, etc.

To give you an idea of what we’re looking for, here’s my kit. I used a RoadGear tool roll and replaced most of the OEM tools with better quality stuff, then added things that I know my bike needs and that would make most road-side repairs easier. This includes a ratchet, a selection of the right sizes of sockets, some hex-head sockets, pliers, wrenches, wire cutters, screw drivers, etc.

Tool roll, closed up

Tool Roll, opened up

And for good measure, here’s a link to the Road Gear tool roll…

http://www.roadgear.com/Accessories/Bike_Maintenance/Sport_Touring_Tool_Pouch/

In light of this, The Pace Podcast has chosen to no longer participate in, nor support, the online forums at http://thepacepodcast.com/forums, and will be taking down the forum software some time in the next few weeks.

A redirect page will be posted in place of the forums to direct traffic to the show’s Facebook page. Some of the information will be pulled from the forums and posted on the show blog for the sake of archiving.

If you have a specific topic or discussion thread on the forums you would like to see archived, please contact the show hosts at feedback@thepacepodcast.com with a link to the thread in question. If possible, the thread’s contents will be posted and archived.

This should not be perceived as any sort of problem with the show. This is simply a matter of concentrating the attention and interaction with the listeners where it makes the most sense, and where the listeners choose to interact most.

As always, thank you for listening and supporting the show.

Chris & James
The Pace Podcast

Tilted Horizons

We talked a little bit about controlling fog inside the visor this week. I thought I’d post a link to Doug’s excellent  Pinlock review.