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Guy had integrated tails and fender delete installed, a full GTYR exhaust and jet (thing sounds angry), and he threw in a top case, tank bag and a seat pad. After tax ended up paying ~3750. I'm pretty happy about it!

2005 FZ1, 19000 miles on it. Pulls like crazy... I'm already loving it.

Thanks boys... she's already home. Just rode it back.

Sales, man. It's a sales environment in an increasingly competitive, regulated and stressful industry. Most of these guys, with the exception of the CEO, are going to be in sales-oriented positions. I can tell you that, as a denizen of the big-bank lending industry, there are a LOT of changes going on right now... a whoolle lot. It wouldn't be that big a surprise to hear that a market contraction, paired with increased pressure from the top down, would lead a lot of these guys to off themselves.

Yeah, but when I was 19 years old that ish was hot as hell. I had a '95 Bonneville... in a vacuum a mediocre car, but it had the best overstuffed cloth bucket seats in the world, and I liked the fact that there were diagnostics displays and readouts and guages in orange. Looked so cooooooooool..!

Ended up doing: 6x10 tricep press @ 100lbs, made it seven reps into a seventh set when my form started to suffer so I cut it short. 6x10 lat pulldowns @ 130, 2x10 @ 160 3x12 @ 115 military/vertical press 2 miles on a stationary bike afterwards, high resistance. Apparently my gym doesn't have a cable row machine?? Crazy.

Would have loved to see what Pontiac would have done with one of those newer frames... Commodore chassis from Holden? Something besides FWD?

Thanks guys! I think I'm just gonna take zx3's advice and get a box truck. Easier that way... Shoot, depending on the temp, I may just ride home tomorrow....

Day before yesterday was chest-biceps... 3x12 pec. fly @ 130 3x10 pec fly @ 160 3x10 bench @ 130 2x7 bench @ 150 -- was trending towards failure at this point so I cut the sets short. 3x8 curls @ 75lbs.... stupid girly-arms.... Tonight will be back-tris... probably 6x15 @ 130 row 6x12 @ 130 lat pulldowns 6x10 @ 110 tricep pulldowns And 3 miles on the bike... at least. And tomorrow is Leg Day! Wherein I forget that it's leg day and do more bike after legs, and am crippled until sometime late Sunday afternoon. Need to cut like a hundred pounds so... yeah... going to be doing this for a while. Food today is a spinach salad with 4 oz of chicken breast, crumbled bacon, cukes, red onion and O+V for lunch, will probably have a can of soup for dinner after the workout. Total caloric intake of ~1000-1200 cals on the day (haven't managed to get the calorie count from my local spot for the dressing on the salad).

That's probably a better idea, but I feel kind of silly going for a 14' box truck to move a 4' motorcycle... haha.

Looking to go pick up my next ride this weekend, and need some way to transport. I'm going to rent a pickup truck from UHaul, but I have no way to get the bike into the back. Can anyone supply a ramp on Saturday morning/afternoon? I'd offer a sixer of your choosing as recompense.

I have a pair of the Latigo Air boots. They're decent, but I'll be honest; the sole is pretty flat and hard. Doesn't seem like it'd be comfortable after a while.

If you share a Twix bar with your friends, do you both have half a twix, one twix, or a twick each?

Easier to make square frames.

Sad that kids can be so evil to each other. Different for guys, of course.

http://cleveland.craigslist.org/mcy/4300922178.html This guy has dropped the price by $200 a few times now. It was $4k a few weeks ago. Might be worth a phonecall.

Also been raced. And dropped.

D: That's repugnant.

Is there a way I can donate a-la-carte, without buying a shirt? Don't want them to waste a shirt I won't wear when i can just put cash in hand. Let me know.

He's not lying about this center-stand, though. You have to put a lot of heft into it -- I'm well over 300 lbs and I've stood directly on the thing, with one foot, and it still took a pretty solid jerk backwards to get it up onto the stand. It can be done, but I'd shudder to think about what it'd take to do it without 3 decades of poor nutrition.

THIS LOOKS FAMILIAR

Pucker Factor -- Defcon II

My dad had a CB750A a lot like the maroon one, though I don't know what color. He always geeks out a bit when he sees one.

Wow -- that was yours? Insanely clean and a great-looking ride. Pretty nice-looking bikes, if I say so myself. They've still got an insane amount of presence on the floor, and you can instantly tell what it's trying to be. I'm not well-informed enough about Indians to say if they're as good as the real thing, though.