u/WitchoBischaz

I am planning on coming to Milwaukee for the Air and Water show here in a few weeks and am trying to figure out what to do about tickets. I know that generally speaking the show is free, but there are also some tickets and parking available at Center Point.

We’re going to be there with our young kids so shade, seating, and restroom access are priorities for us. Would getting the tickets for Center Point be worth it, or can we bring chairs and an umbrella in the free viewing areas? What about parking?

Also, are there any rooftop viewing options in the city?

Thanks for any insight you can provide!

Thinking about taking my family for a weekend trip to the Milwaukee area and found the Doubletree in Racine when I was looking around. I love to fish and so do my kids - how is the fishing around the hotel? Can we fish off the docks at that marina? And can we walk out by that lighthouse area and fish there?

Appreciate any insight you guys could provide!

I have 2023 Monkey and I’m looking to improve the acceleration so I can get up to ~40mph a little faster. I’m a bigger guy (250lbs) and right now I am holding up traffic a bit at stoplights which makes me a little nervous.

I have an exhaust upgrade already (was on the bike when I bought it) and I’m planning to add an intake and tune, but I also keep reading about changing the sprocket. This is my first motorcycle and I really don’t know anything about sprocket changes. I’ve been reading through this sub and the Grom sub trying to understand what I should do here but pretty much all the advice is just “+1 front” or “-2 rear” or 14t this or that…I don’t really understand wtf that all means.

I would honestly like to understand what I am doing and should expect from changing the sprocket out. I would really like to understand what the stock sizes are. And then I would love to know whats actually involved in changing these out - like do I need any special tools (and if so, what tools?) or do I need to change the chain (and if so, to what?) or am I going to get halfway through this and encounter some nut that is always seized or is there that one thing that if you don’t do exactly right you’ll end up in the emergency room. Asking you to explain this to me like its my first bike and I’ve never once worked on these before because it is my first bike and I’ve never once worked on one of these before.