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I am looking to see what kind of motorcycle I need to find... I have owned two motorcycles, my first bike was a 1983 Shadow 750, and my current bike is a 1982 v45 Sabre. I love the Sabre, though I'm needing something a bit newer. I'm not familiar with many bikes other than the Honda's, and even there, I'm not an expert.

Here's what I'm looking for:

-Shaft driven is a must. I don't want to deal with a belt or chain.

-4-cylinder is also required. I happen to love the V-4's, but I think I could settle with an I-4.

-Must be 750cc's or larger. I don't want to get into the super-large bikes. (let's say 1400cc's or larger)

-Prefer all disk breaks, no rear drums.

-Must not be a "sport bike". Sport bike being a CBR or something similar. I do like the ST1300's even though they're more of a touring bike style. I'm not really looking to get into the large touring bikes, though... Goldwings and the sort.

The reason I'm asking is because I'm not familiar with many manufacturers models over the years. I've looked into Honda, and what I'm seeing is the ST1300 is very appealing, as are some of the NightHawks, excepting the chain drive.

I have the screen set up perfectly on my wall. The projector has many unused pixels above and below the widescreen images (both scope and flat) It would be ideal if I could move the picture up higher within these pixels. How do I do this? I'm not talking about one or two lines of pixels, either... It's a large amount. I don't see an option to move the screen amongst the pixels.

I own a 2008 Scion tc, and a 1990 Honda Accord LX. The Scion still has a lien against the title, and I have full coverage for this reason. I use my Honda as a primary car to drive to and from work with liability coverage only. What I have for coverage now is:

Bodily Injury: 500,000/person 1,000,000/accident

Property damage: 500,000/accident

Underinsured and uninsured: 500,000/person 1,000,000/accident

Medical Payments: 10,000

Comprehensive & Collision: 500 deductible

Is this too much? My agent said something about a new law in Wisconsin making it "stack" for each car, so technically, I have double that coverage, and my premiums just went up. I'm looking for a way to get some cheaper premiums without exposing myself to too much risk. How much insurance do I really need?