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The helmet, silver mirrored shield and amber visor was $294 to my door. Still cheaper than a regular priced exo1000. I'm a little worried I didn't get a large. But the larger shell size is supposed to be a little heavier. We'll see when it gets here.

Looked it up and it doesn't. Oh well, good luck with the sale.

I have an exo 700 medium and went with the same size on this one. If it is the same all will be well. Sizing as always depends on the head.

I purchased a exo1000 helmet Friday night from motorcyclegear.com and figured if you didn't know already it's a good helmet at a good price. If your looking for a decent deal it can be had here- http://www.motorcyclegear.com/street/closeouts/last_chance_bargains/scorpion/exo_1000_apollo_motorcycle_helmet.html See ya'll on the road. Mike

I don't feel like looking it up. Does this Gps have Mp3 playback? If so I'm interested, if not not interested.

Can't make it but have a good birthday Scott.

bikepics, photobucket, flicker, photo album here, facebook, whatever. You see the picture you want, right click, copy image location, go to where you want to post it, click reply, click the embed image icon, right click paste, click ok, post reply and done.

I didn't even read the thread, just the title. THERE IS NO EXPLANATION! All Cleveland sports teams suck and suck bad. Stupid I still root for them

Nice pictures folks. Oh geez, I guess I'll contribute just for shits an giggles. Wish I had action photos but I don't. Maybe someday but not yet

I feel about the same as Hoblick. Except mine is just about completely modded to my liking and is fuel injected. Highlighted the basic summary of my feelings on this post below. I doubt I'll ever sell it.

I'm just going to keep an eye on this if anything happens. Don't know if I'll make it. Like usual.

oops little late to the party. Oh well

If the Toyota's are anything like the three Honda's I've replaced in the past and the Subaru I had to do Monday, they are press in. If you don't have a big socket or cone of some sort to beat them out with a sledge your screwed. Not to mention putting them back in is a much more precise job. Making sure you have something to press on the inner and outer races to insure your not putting too much stress on the bearing during install. Unless you want to do it again.? I used a 60 ton press to install the bearings but beat them out with the sledge and cone method. If you don't have the tools maybe you can take it off, have a parts store with a press or someone here to help remove the bearing and install the new one. Then go home and put it all back together. Also you might have a cambered bolt mounting the spindle to the strut mount. Mark it's position on the nut and strut before loosening so you can keep the alignment as close right as possible. Also keep an eye out for the snap ring retaining the bearing. Don't want to loose that. Have fun and good luck.

Thanks folks.

I'm planning on heading out in a little bit. Should run Chagrin river down to Chagrin then might scoot around the parks for a while. I'm thinking I'll leave around 12:00 be back home by 6-7.

We've done several tanks for the kids over the years and have two now. One 55 gal with Ciclids and a tiny little thing in my daughters room for her 1 goldfish. I've always had a tank since a child and can't imagine life without one. Ciclids can be entertaining especially when you feed them other fish. The kids don't like that so much but it brings a smile to my face. Plus they change the landscape of the tank around regularly.

Cool looked like a good time. Nice Pictures.

One way- 46.3 shortest distance using 3 freeways. Round trip- 92.6 Since I work for family and not in the position to move this is what I'm doing 5 days a week. I kinda like the ride car or bike. Headed East away from everybody and plenty of options for a change of pace. If work wasn't a family business then there is no way I would drive this far day in and day out. Couple years and we''ll move more east and south of here. Until then, It is what it is.