fox_racing_guy

Great roads down that way for sure, I'll be planning another ride down around May probably.

For you guys that go to Eldora be on the look out for this guy (his car # is the same) He's a damn good MX'r as well and you might know his father as the "Wild Child"

Some of you guys really need to check State Farm for insurance, they rate bikes by engine size and could care less what type of bike it is ( Super sport, Cruiser,) My most expensive bike is $117 (1200cc) and my least expensive is my Zuma at $9.47 (50cc). Those rates are per year, full coverage 100/300/100. It helps that I insure my homes, cars & life with State Farm as well and the only claims I have ever filed are for 2 car windshields in 27 years on the road. I agree with everyone else that says riding without insurance is just plain dumb and that includes medical insurance as well.

I have 2 of them ( both propane) If you have a 1 car garage the 35,000 BTU unit would heat it well with the tank from your gas grill. I would take $50 for it. The other is a adjustable unit, 65, 85, or 100,000 BTU, it would heat a 2 1/2 car garage easily but you will need a 100lb propane tank to run it, just like the one in the photo. The big tank weighs 180lbs when full and the bigger unit makes a Hell of alot more noise. I would take $100 for it. I would sell the tank for another $100 and it has some propane (not much) still. You can purchase the tanks from Tractor Supply. If your interested in picking them up all of this is at my office in Barberton (close to Akron) or I could haul it to my house near New Philadelphia.

I have the direct lift pro cycle model from Greg Smith http://www.gregsmithequipment.com/Direct-Lift-Pro-Cycle-Air-Operated-Lift-p/tpprocycle.htm I got the extensions with mine and have never used them once in the 8 years I have owned it. If your willing to drive to Indy to pick 1 up you can save the shipping charge. I painted mine white to help reflect some light back up on whatever I'm working on.

I love that Parilla, been trying to find one of those for myself for years. Any more photo's?

My home security system.

If I was in the market for something that size I would spend $500 more for the Suzuki TU250X and be more confident in making it to my destination. The Chinese are getting better but still have a ways to go before getting anywhere near the quality of the Japanese or European offerings. Harley laughed at Honda in 1969 when they released the CB 750 and by 1982 Harley would have been out of business if Uncle Sam didn't step in and bail them out and put tariffs on import bikes over 700cc's.

"Model Rockets" can be much larger than some of you are thinking. I was just at a launch in South Charleston, Ohio this past weekend for a launch and the model pictured in this sequence is 8' 4" tall. That flight went to just over 12,000' and we have a FAA waiver to 18,000' at that location. Now you can't just go and set these types off in your backyard and you must be certified by either of 2 national organizations just to purchase the motors for that type of flight. Up until last year you needed a federal explosives permit to purchase/store/use them. The event in CA was probably a classified target test missile launch from San Nicolas Island. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Nicolas_Island http://www.navair.navy.mil/ranges/SE...SEA/FS_SNI.pdf Target test missiles for the ABL Tests are launched from there, as are target test missiles for the Alaskan GMD Tests.

If it's just a upright piano get 3 of your friends and pick it up. My Bosendorfer Imperial 290 took 9 of us to carry in my new house when I built it in 2004 and that fucker is not moving again. It weighs about 1,300lbs and is 9'6" long, a upright piano is a piece of cake to move.

If your serious about launching your own balloon project here is some info http://www.amsat.org/amsat/balloons/balloon.htm I can build the recovery system for anyone wanting to make a attempt. My day job consist of design/engineer, & manufacture recovery systems for projects like this. I make recovery systems for the hobby high power rocket community as well. This is my 6 year old daughter next to one of my own rockets. Here it is on the recovery phase. Just for reference 100,000' is not even close to outerspace, the official barrier is 73 miiles (385,440')

Jimmy Jarrett will once again be representing the USA in this years ISDE event in Mexico. He receives little to no money to attend this event and there is zero money to be won, it's just a race for pride. Jimmy is a amazing rider and he regularly races at WRMC in all events.

Here is the best game ever (NWS) http://guesshermuff.blogspot.com/search?zx=1b2cbdf2d24c8fa

I know many guys in the MX world that use Bobs services and they all have great things to say about him. He offers same day service for many things and does great work.

A couple weeks ago some shitbag in Canton was dragging a dog behind a bicycle. They did catch the guy and the dog is recovering well. http://www.cantonrep.com/newsnow/x1351163751/Canton-man-charged-with-animal-cruelty-for-dragging-dog

You nailed it again, great work!

That cunt Wendy Murphy would go into cardiac arrest if she went near a MX track and seen 8 & 9 year olds flying over 60' gaps.

You have to scroll down a bit but it's worth it! http://www.superbikeplanet.com/2010/Aug/100826e.htm

http://www.crowcanyonmx.com/

This is a friend of mine wrist after clearing a 86' jump then collided with 2 dipshits having a chat on the tranny. This happened that last weekend in June and I think he just had his 5th surgery to repair his wrist and should be back riding around April of next year. Make sure you have good medical insurance if you ride off road or on.

Nice looking ride and I love those spoked wheels. If you keep it put a "Historical" MC plate on it and save some $, the last one I purchased was like $17.00 and it doesn't expire till 2050.

You might want to look at a Suzuki DRZ400, it's a much better dirtbike than any of the other 650's and has a pretty good track record for reliability. I'll guess your uncles bike is the L model instead of the R model? There is a Hell of a difference between the 2 and the R is much more capable off road. If your not concerned with street legal and just want a good all around dirtbike you might want to look at a KTM 300 EXC, it's a 2 stoke but it doesn't have that explosive hit of a MX bike and makes great power at all RPM's. Maintenance wise a 2 stroke is also much easier & cheaper to work on V 4 strokes.

I have 3 Park repair stands (1 mounts to a bench vise) but I don't think you want to drive to New Philly to get 1. I think I have at least 1 of each of every tool they make as well.

Good ride with no cops or drops. I did take a few pics along the way. Underway on 212. There is a guy on adv rider that takes some amazing photo's while riding, I'm still working on my technique and I find it pretty difficult with a SLR camera. Rest stop in Amsterdam I did ride 542 on the way home and it is NOT chip & seal, it is prime asphalt so we could have rode it as well. This is right before you get into Dellroy.

Could also ride Dueber Ave South from Canton, it's pretty decent road last time I was on it.