Tigerpaw

The invocation was forever long...was more like a biography!

Don't know if this works or not...saw it somewhere else "Get them while they last! Go to papajohns.com and register. Go to enter promotion code and enter the first two letters "TM" and the pick three random letters followed by "OK" For example, use TMJOEOK. I had to play with the random letters a few times but I got it to work twice so far. One for lunch and one later for dinner. You might have to give it a few tries, but it will work. Probably be a good idea to print the confirmation page just in case your local store gets uppity about giving out your free pizza."

I like the thrill, it clears my head, I love seeing new places/traveling in general.

Why isn't this headline news?

When I first heard about these, all I could picture was butterball turkeys! I was WTF how does that not kill the blades...then I pulled my head outta my ass.

- CC payoff - CC payoff - CC payoff Sucks now. No Fun. Best thing to do in the long run though, especially if the economy gets worse.

I've been in the Air Force 11 years. I'm currently stationed at Wright-Patterson AFB. I'm trained as a large aircraft mechanic(i.e. not fighter jets). I'm in a small unit that supports 747s that pass through the base. Unfortunately, i have been flying a desk more than anything else this year. I would love to get promoted to E-7 in 2 or 3 years...then I could apply for First Sergeant Duty:beating: ((There are way too many techies in here for my comfort level;)))

...or... I have freakishly large hands and was nicknamed this when playing volleyball when I first joined the Air Force... you decide.

I wrestled a tiger to the ground and kept his paw as a souvenir to wear around my neck!

I'll check around, but as stated above I don't want to lose any customer service/reilability.

Thanks everyone for the warm welcome and ride invites! Don't forget about Jackass Flats bike Nights on Wednesdays ( tons of fun )

Who was your insurance with? I'm happy with Progressive. Full coverage, $50 deductible, all for $44/month.

No luck, huh? I had to have him and his supervisor cal 4 local dealerships to get the real value of a new 250, and not the shyte NADA they normal use.

Early summer, I was driving North on 675, took the 48 exit... I was slowing from 50 (with a good lean angle) when I realized they had covered the ramp with pebbles to be resurfaced. I got the bike upright and applied both brakes knowing I wouldn't be able to stop before the huge ditch wothout skidding...so i opted to skid...the bike lowsided and I gracefully dismounted, sliding through the grass relying on my gear to do its job. In the end I was fine, the bike was flooded so it took approx 20 min to start. I rode home after that. At first Progressive wanted to total the bike(all cosmetic:mad:). I worked them over, and got enough to replace everyhting to new spec or better and full replacement cost for all my gear(even the helmet that never touched pavement). So...laying it down is never fun, but I had a decent outcome and no injuries:)

Thanks the red is awesome in person, most pics don't do it justice. I ordered the can/full system through areap/nolimits for the price of a stock muffler after my lay down:eek:

Max(Rott) Baxter(J.R.)... Dirty Bike being tore down... Daytrip to Kentucky...

We have probably heard each other then(since I installed the Area P full system)

...I am in Military housing just off of Colonel Glen(Dayton/Beavercreek) ...the two dogs are like velcro(except the Rott pees on the Jack) I'll post pics when my photobucket starts working again:mad: F4 ISVT, I have heard some nice loud bikes, are you near Cobb?

Hey Everyone I just stumbled across this site last weekend on a certain Kawasaki Forum site. So far it looks pretty good. I like how all types and experience levels are here. About me. I'm 29. Married. No Kids. A Rott. A Jack Russell. I've been Active Duty in the Air Force for 11 years as an airplane mechanic(crew chief). We moved here Feb '08 fro Omaha, Nebraska. I picked up an 08 Ninja 250 in Mar '08. I love riding. Put 8000 miles on before the snow. I'm extremely interested in learning the mechanics of the bike, and currently have it torn apart to teach myself a few things and knock out a few inspections. Enough rambling...time to ramble on.