By using Roadcarvin's system, you are agreeing to the following terms and conditions ("Terms of Service").

DESCRIPTION OF SERVICE

Roadcarvin makes available a collection of resources to registered account holders ("Members") or site visitors ("Guests"), including forums, comments, articles, and other various services (collectively known as the “Service”).

In order to use the Service, even in any closed or open beta stages, including new services or functionality that may be made available by Roadcarvin from time to time, Members and Guests must abide by these Terms of Service. If a user fails to follow these rules, Roadcarvin can discontinue their ability to use the Service. In addition, we have the right to delete your postings without notice if we see evidence of abuse or other inappropriate activity. Read  More...

We've been operating with 'open comments' -- unregistered guests could leave a comment and it would be visible to other visitors without review.

Due to several recent inappropriate comments (which I've deleted) I've now enabled comment moderation - so if you aren't signed in to your roadcarvin.com account, new comments will not be visible to site visitors until they've been reviewed by a site moderator.

If you want your comments to be visible immediately, you'll have to sign up for an account. Membership is free at present, so why not stop lurking and come out of the shadows? What are you waiting for?

Ringtones, Ringtones, and More Ringtones

I'm sure you've noticed that there are "Ringtone" ads in various places on this site. This is because Google AdSense (which provides our main advertising revenue at present) seems to think that Ringtone ads are appropriate for a motorcycle-related site. Apparently, there are people who enjoy buying and downloading ringtones and are interested in seeing ringtone ads.

Are people visiting this site really looking for the "best ringtones"? Read  More...

Some of you may have noticed: we removed the TextLinkAds blocks from our site over a month ago. We did this after becoming aware of the adverse affect it could have on our site's performance in some search engines. The paid text link ads were clearly labeled as sponsored links, but we failed to mark them with rel="nofollow" because we were told that this would violate the Text Link Ads terms of service. Once we found out we couldn't add the rel="nofollow" marker, we decided to pull these ads.

We also removed the single ReviewMe.com paid review page (which had been clearly marked as a paid review) a month before. We will not run these ad programs in the future. Read  More...