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let me know if you need a ride or a hand getting it together

you need a ride?

sold!!!!!!!!!!

190/55 17 rear and a 120/70 17 front. They are medium compound. This set I'm asking 75.00 can be good street tires just the sides are worn.

I mounted mine on some 3/4 plywood and it doesn't move plus I can move it around as needed. I can bring it to the track etc

I like Held Phantom gloves for their reputation as a great glove. I've been down a few times but not sure if the impact was actually focused on the gloves to say they held up to a crash. Don't get me wrong it wasn't like they didn't have a scratch on them but most of the damage to my gear seemed to be of the leathers. I did notice that the back of the hand seems to get a good amount of damage meaning the knuckle area. The only problem I have had with the HELD gloves is that they tend to be for people with longer fingers. This caused some bunching up of material at the base of the fingers when riding. I had a few incidents when that bunching up caused awkward throttle input. This last year I tried a set of Knox Handroids and they fit much better for MY hand. If you can get past the goofy futuristic exo spine it has. I really do believe these are as good if not better than the HELD glove. What I did like about the glove is the adjustments that can be made. I was able to get the glove tight against my hand and eliminate the bunching up of material on the palm. Unlike the HELD gloves these are much easier to get on and off. Plus they seem to have a little more protection for your wrist. Plus they are a little cheaper compared to the HELD gloves. What I didn't like about the glove was this goofy white "wing Like" covering over the knuckles. I know its for protection but half the time I got out on the track it was flapping in the breeze because it came out of its little channel. Also I did crash test these and the little channel that holds the wing doesn't last very long. So the good news was I was able to remove that part of the glove and not worry about it flapping around. Finally everyone talks about crashing multiple times with a set of gloves, boots etc. I'm just as bad at this... the big thing to remember is that its to protect you from A crash. 100-300 dollars to save your piano career is a small price to pay for a set of gloves. I hope this helps again its just my opinion.

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Bwahahahahahaha:bow:

wow the Dude is still glassing. I remember his phone message: if your crashing were glassing

$500 shipped

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March 19-20 just added. http://www.americansupercamp.com/

paul sent you a pm

I'm doing it

nice paul is awesome

NWS http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQfcJMPpG7g&feature=related

I would rather buy a superjet

Thanks will check that out. Good luck with your sale

will do

We had issues with slow speed at first. I called had two service calls before they fixed the issue. I run 15-20Kbps and WOW actually refunded the cost for running slow. The first service guy had no clue but the second guy who came to the house found the problem. Also older routers can be a big issue.

Nice looking EX but sorry I have too many bikes and really want to buy this... http://www.yamaha-motor.com/waverunner/products/modelimagelib/139/1/1/0/image.aspx

ha ha no I actually ride the Ruckus Yes street legal

Feeler: two YSR 50's both have stock bores but each have 24mm flat slide carbs, Team Calamari pipes Red bike has Douglas wheels, aluminum boxed swingarm, powder coated frame, tapered steering bearings,cryodized clutch plate, billet wheel spacers, clip-ons. and newer motor. Blue bike E-coated frame which thanks to UPS replaced the stock frame which I still have and will go with the sale, nology ignition, brass swingarm bushings, and probably more I can't remember. Both bikes in great shape haven't used them for the past three years. Asking 2,000 a piece.

G flex is sold by west systems boat supply stores have it

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