Actually, there are very good opinions here, everybody's opinion is well respected, and that we don't always agree don't mean we can't be friends with everybody, i learn something every day, from the old and the new members
That's why I said it was the most useful and accurate; not the only useful and accurate post. I wasn't taking sides, I was agreeing we were flogging a dead horse. The evangelists won't rest until they have "enlightened" everyone, and anyone who remains prepared to be convinced and even a little skeptical is apparently "anti". Sad really.
Mitch, i found them while visiting another forum, i just right clicked on the icon, saved it in downloads, then uplodade to photobucket, from there i can share anywhere i want
see what you think about this one
i got a bunch, if i can figure it out i can pm them to you and you save them
There have been more than just a few motorcycle accidents attributed to the use of CTs in the US, according to one friend of mine who is an expert witness for some of the largest motorcycle insurers on the planet. Problem is that the accident victims are either dead or they have been forced by their insurers to sign nondisclosure agreements by their insurance cos. post-settlement. At some point, it is almost a lead pipe cinch that you will see American policies with much clearer language that will specifically exclude coverage for those who continue the practice.