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there probably wont be any

I'm probably going to do this poker run, if anyone wants to tag along we can set up a meeting place to ride down to it, the start is a little ways away from Columbus, starts down in Londonderry, SouthEast of Chillicothe. All the stops are Fire Stations, NO BARS! All proceeds going to the fire stations equipment funds. Here is a map of the stops. It loops back around and ends at the same place it started.

Any local sign shop should be able to set you up.

You know you've purposely avoided telling me how the rest of that night went. Hiding something Please tell

Umm, this is Fridays, hope you weren't there this evening

Ha, looks like something I'd do , the alternate route part, not crossing the yellow like that, I've never done that . Definitely a good move going left around the other cars cause it looks like he he would have hit them if he didn't

Sounds like it. I think this style of pant is designed more for a snug fit. I most definetly ain't getting anything on under them, and as heavy and warm as they are I don't think I'd want anything over them either. A textile overpant or some riding jeans are on my "to get list".

Naw I just need to get a nice pair of some riding jeans for knocking around at bike nights and around town, save the leathers for long twistie weekend rides.

My leathers are too snug to be wearing over anything. They are fieldsheer pants like these... Not always appropriate for where I might be riding "to", fine for just going out and riding.

I need something other than my leather pants, they ain't always appropriate.

I wasn't "suggesting" that he let it die that way. I was simply stating that if he doesn't do something soon it will probably die anyway. I'm not a hippie but I don't really agree with purposely making it suffer, putting it down quickly is one thing, letting it bake is another.

I'm sure if you leave it there much longer it will die on it's own from the heat or dehydration. Spend the $50 or move it somewhere else and let it go. The info on that link explains it can be safely done.

http://icwdm.org/wildlife/skunk/skunkrelease.asp

Done

Dang it. I would have if I had seen this earlier!

Thanks. I'll keep an eye on it, both places kinda said to just watch it too.

Ok so IP and Ind Motorsports both agree that the cut and scuffs are superficial and not not deep enough to warrant a safety concern and should just wear thru with normal tire wear. I'm wondering if I didn't do this when I locked my rear up last season when I almost bit it on Rt 60. Its more on the left side of the tire and when I slid I slid left twice and right once

Yeah I was thinking the same thing, I got em at IP last year, I have the receipt, I think I'm gonna ride up there and have them look at it.

Tom, the tires are Dunlop Roadsmart's. I found the receipt, they were put on on 4/3/2010 with my mileage at 5791 at time,. I have 10,500 now so they have 4,709 miles on them. I was planning on heading down to IND Motorsports to see about getting my chain serviced so I'll have them look at it.

I believe I run 34 in front and 36 on the rear, this is the rear tire. Never put in any more than that. Tom I'll go look and see the brand.

Getting ready to wash the bikes when I spotted this on my tire, wtf is this, it's like a slice and bunch of littler scratches??? Is this something I need to be concerned about? I got these tires at the beginning of last season.