TimTheAzn

I'm not saying the availability of 3D print designs will suddenly make little jimmy that got a printer for xmas say to himself, "well now that I can print a gun, what kind of mischief can I get into." I don't believe that either. I agree that criminals will be criminals regardless of the law, 3D printers or not. All I'm saying is it'll be almost impossible to regulate the printing of these things. When you build a gun now, don't you at some point have to buy a receiver and that requires you to go through the same process as buying a gun? (Serious question, I have no idea.)

Holy crap, he lives!

I agree. While some 3D printer owners may be legitimate responsible gun owners, theres just no way (that comes to mind) how those firearms/ design files can be as easily regulated as a regular gun. Plus even if we could regulate those files, you know someone out there will reverse engineer one and make the design files anyway. Bad all around imo.

I cant wait to see what the NRA does about this. They want to get a gun in the hand of every American, however this 3D printing shit will take away money from the major gun manufacturers, the same ones that donate millions to the NRA.

My dad had one as a kid. I found it while snooping through grandpa's basement as a child and I thought it was real.

Exactly.

It's one of these guys I believe. I've used it like 2 times. My friends have used it maybe 2-3 times. Make me an offer. https://www.harborfreight.com/automotive-motorcycle/ramps/1200-lb-capacity-convertible-aluminum-loading-ramp-94057.html

The Ridgeline is one of the best "I only need a truck every once in a while" trucks out there right now. Kia's theoretical truck probably wouldn't compete with it in terms of quality. Price, yea that would be easy to beat as the Ridgeline is $$.

Ok, they can ride on the back, you can walk.

You can ride on the back. I plan on being on it a lot that weekend buzzing around.

Just so everyone knows, if you plan on bringing a pit bike, you have to get the $50 off road vehicle/ golf cart pass. If it doesn't have a state registered license plate, ya need that pass to ride it around.

I do have an aluminium ramp that would be damn near perfect for that too. It doesn't suit my purpose since it's too short to be useful getting bikes into the bed of my truck.

The way pitbull gets around non-hollow axles is they machine a cap if you will that slides over the axle nut. Canyon Dancer:

Canyon Dancers are the way to go with a chock imo. Hopefully they are wide enough for those vintage bikes you have.

As Todd said, no need for chock. Unless you are transporting other bikes that you won't have pins for. I still have a Baxley that I can't bring myself to get rid of. Definitely going to be using it for the new bike until I decide to buy a trs for that bike.

Selling mine for $140

Why are 2016's so rare? First year of the new gen? Best year of that gen?

Nah man no way. Just leaving room for discussion without me putting my "the shooter went looking for confrontation knowing he was armed and then when he got what he wanted he straight up murdered that other guy" view. I believe this was morally wrong for sure. Just wanted to see other's viewpoints on it. There was some good, well at very least entertaining discussions being had on other boards. Wondered if anyone here knew about this yet. This kind of encounter/ situation plays over and over in my head as a person that has a license. I really think it would take someone to fire a few shots at me before I pulled my weapon. And that's if I somehow got backed into a corner and somehow didnt get shot already. Too late? Probably if someone is already taking shots at me, but I really don't feel like dealing with the repercussions if I were wrong or found to be "wrong". At least this way I can say, this motherfucker shot at me first!

I really hate that pause between the guy drawing his firearm and the actual shot. The guy obviously looks as if he was taken back, and did not appear to make movements towards the shooter at that point. But shit happens to fast real time, its impossible to know what the shooter was thinking. The parking lot nazi does have a record of harassing people at that store.

So do you guys think this is a "good" or "bad" shoot? @Steve Butters @Casper I probably wouldn't have come up and shoved the guy to the ground first thing, but I would've been yelling as soon as that store door opened. He would've seen/ heard me coming long before I was within pushing distance.

Sold.

Have some gently used Q3+ track take offs. They've been through one Code school day. Tons of tread life yet. Sold the streetbike and these wont fit on what's immediately next so $100 takes em. Located in Cleveland.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/columnists/glanton/ct-met-dahleen-glanton-stand-your-ground-20180725-story.html Thoughts?