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I would say that kind of confusion is what the Obama camp is trying to foster in their adds. Seriously...do you think that ANY candidate for President of these United States doesn't have a plan???? I thought Romney made that point clear when he spoke of the Massachusetts health care plan vs Obamacare. Rather than mandate that A-Z need to be included and push it through without bi-partisan support (as was the case with Obamacare), Romney said he would rather have the players involved work through the details (as Romney did in Massachusetts with a 80%+ democratic majority). For the record, I am not a fan of Obama(Turd Sandwich) or Romney (Giant Douche). But, I would say the debate was clearly a much needed win for Giant Douche.

If your mind is already made up, why bother watching a debate in the first place? Seems like a waste of time. ob·jec·tive adjective - not influenced by personal feelings, interpretations, or prejudice; based on facts; unbiased: an objective opinion. Being able to understand (I didn't say agree with) the other point of view is a not a skill everyone has. See gridlock in Washington.

Sounds like someone needs a hug.

According to CNN Romney won by a large margin: 67% to 25% http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2012/10/03/cnn-poll-romney-wins-debate-by-big-margin/?hpt=hp_t2

We have a turd in the punchbowl.

Not a big Romney fan but I thought he won the debate.

Some of Yamaha's snow mobiles are powered by 3 cyl 4 strokes.

I am in favor of any legislation that requires that guns be locked up and kept unavailable to defend one's property. Home invasions are a big part of my income. I am sick of worrying about some home owner preventing me from from taking what I need. Some of my fellow meth heads are total pussies and won't even rob houses because they're worried about getting shot in the ass. We need way more effin laws! They should make meth illegal....that way I wouldn't be a meth head in the first place. #not sarcasm (just incase sarcasm has already been outlawed) #reallywassarcasm

Common sense for the win Oh please, please mommy government save us from ourselves

What about motorcycle racing forums?

This thread should be reposted on other local-ish forums.

I would assume that a CBR shock has a greater range of adjustability than the VFR. Depending on your weight, you may still need to change the spring. I happen to have a VGC shock from a 98 'CBRF3. I was going to use it to swap the shock on a 919, but sold the bike before I got around to it. I would let it go for a 6pack of Guinness

I've had good luck using stock shocks from other bikes (07 GSXR600 shock made a huge improvement on my SFV650 for example) . They can be found dirt cheap on fleabay. Not that familiar with VFR suspension....it the shock adjustable for compression, rebound, and preload? Do any CBR shocks fit the VFR?

Obviously this is the best answer.

Zing!

Pretty much. He has all the tools to be a reciever...except for the catching.

I approve this message I was with the same woman for 13 years. We figured what the hell and got married...separated after about a year...divorce finalized after 2.5 year...haven't spoken to her in years.

It's all about confidence, technique, and body position

According to the new South Park last night, the whole NFL is turning into a gay dating site. They might be on to something.

They go for $80.

That type of ride needs a slightly slower pace. Unfamiliar roads...and putting a bike down in Coshocton would suck, but nearly as bad as lowsiding in Buttplug, WV. Someone (other than me should organize this. I can help with the route, but not enough time for the planning. For day 1, you can make it from NEO to Harrisonburg, VA in a day (the mountain pass on WV33 ends up there). Harrisonburg is a college town, complete with college bars and restaurants that are walking distance from hotels.

Yep. It's hard to justify not having 2 bikes I pretty much have the Gladius set up identically to my old XB9. It's great for long days of corner carving. Still, I have this feeling that a CBR600RR will be sitting next to it before next season.

Meant to add this before.... In 2,000 or so miles the only slab was the ride from Cleveland to Bolivar and back. I might have ridden another 8-10 miles of slab in WV just to connect a route, the rest was twisty goodness. I still have my route somewhere. A trailer wouldn't help that much, because the nights would probably be in different locations. I did that trip on my Buell XB9S...damn good bike

To get to the best roads in WV from NEO you really need to spend 3days/ (2 nights). You can still ride some fantastic roads on a 2 day trip, but you are so close to twisty awesomeness you might as well spend another night. I did about 2,000 miles over 4 days (mostly in WV) 5 or 6 years ago. The rt 33 mountain pass between WV and VA is one of the few roads where I just had to turn around and ride it a few more times. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PR2VW-qXD7w