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I tried looking for other Gen 2s to compare to, and between Glocktalk, Armslist, Gunbroker and AR15.com I couldn't find any for sale at all, so there is some rarity there now. I thought that would be a fair place to start, and am certainly open to offers.

I've got a Gen 2 Glock 19 for sale. Has some holster wear on the slide, otherwise in good shape. Has OEM Glock night sites, about a year old so still very bright. I sent the slide in to Glock to have them installed, and I sent it in stripped so they replaced all of the slide internals. I still have all of the original parts, and they go with the gun, including the original sites. Also have other random spare parts that go with it. Has rubber Talon grips installed. They can easily be peeled off. Has a smooth face trigger and dot connector. I forget which spring I have installed, but it's a very nice feeling combination. Also have the original connector and several other factory springs that will go with it. Comes with one 15 round mag and one 17 round mag. Comes with locking OEM case (not the original to the gun) $450, or even trade for M&P 2.0 Compact 9mm.

I've got a Gen 2 Glock 19 for sale. Has some holster wear on the slide, otherwise in good shape. Has OEM Glock night sites, about a year old so still very bright. I sent the slide in to Glock to have them installed, and I sent it in stripped so they replaced all of the slide internals. I still have all of the original parts, and they go with the gun, including the original sites. Also have other random spare parts that go with it. Has rubber Talon grips installed. They can easily be peeled off. Has a smooth face trigger and dot connector. I forget which spring I have installed, but it's a very nice feeling combination. Also have the original connector and several other factory springs that will go with it. Comes with one 15 round mag and one 17 round mag. Comes with locking OEM case (not the original to the gun) $450, or even trade for M&P 2.0 Compact 9mm. I'm located in Johnstown, which is just a bit NE of Columbus.

I think I need to work up to that. So.....anyone have an oem exhaust for this they don't want? It came with a danmoto pipe on it, and I'd rather not wake the neighborhood when I leave for work at 4:00am

Thanks everyone. I think I answered my own question, found an adapter here: http://www.adventuretech.biz/adventure-to-givi-adapter.html

Hi all, I'm Mike. Casper had me join many years ago when the forum was new, but I never had a bike so I never posted. I just picked up a 2012 V-Strom 650 from a Chrysler dealership in a small town near Canton that they got on trade in. It looks to be an Adventure model, which comes with oem Suzuki luggage mounts and side boxes. I'd like to add a top case but don't really want the Suzuki one. Does anyone know what my options would be if I want to keep the original side cases but use a Givi top case? I'll try and get some pictures up soon.

Sold, lock it

I took a better look, driver side rocker is the only spot, but it's through. It does have a set of four great condition snow tires.

When I got the car it had a black hood on it and Z3 fenders. I grabbed those parts from pick n pull and wasn't really able to get the hood lined up quite right. I don't think is bent, but it's possible. No rust on the doors, only on the rockers. Hard to notice unless you are up close to it.

http://columbus.craigslist.org/cto/5259042165.html 5 Speed manual trans, comes with a set of snow tires. 143,000 miles. Has some rust, it's not perfect but runs fine. Heat and AC work. See pics on the CL link. It's listed on there for $1700, bottom dollar is $1,200 for CR members (and no, I won't go any lower than that). Great in the snow with the snow tires mounted.

An iphone, and a CTS-V, and they can't effectively use bluetooth together?

I've had lots of problems with HTCs, cannot recommend

I've never had a problem going over a tow limit if its for a short trip, and once in a great while. Doing it often or for a long distance will destroy the tow vehicle and likely put you in an unsafe situation. Do it right, or don't do it.

Take whatever a loan calculator says and double it and that's probably not too far off from the monthly payment including property taxes and insurance. If you put down less than 20% of the purchase price then you're also paying pmi which is just more money down the drain. Regardless of where you end up, start throwing every last cent possible into savings.

Twitter put out a report within the last week or so showing a pretty steep decline in traffic. They've probably run their course, and won't be growing any more without a new business concept.