fox_racing_guy

I think I still have my stock units in a box, I'll look when I get home and report back. If I don't post over on the zrxoa.org I'm a member there as well but haven't logged on in months. It is a bunch of geezers that bitch about politics all day long now.

It looks like the hub broke on the rear rim as well. He definitely had a very bad day

He cracked the engine case too.

Don't forget to torque your sprockets properly as well. This guy had a real bad day this past Wed.

I use a right angle die grinder to remove the rivets, do this while it is positioned on the rear sprocket and the chain will not flex on you. No need to use the chain tool to remove the link. Just shove a big screwdriver or chisel in the old link to pry apart.

RK chain tool here to install your new master.

River view is pretty good, just not very long. It twists through some rock quarries, nice scenery, good pavement. I also like to jump down 40 corners rd into the farm land around marshalville and Doylestown area. North Lawrence is ok too, not super twisty but its open, sweeping hills, hardly any stop signs or cops.

Did you mean Riverside Ave between Orrville St. & Forty Corners Rd? I grew up in Canal Fulton and use to ride that 25 years ago.

From the spec's it shows that it only has a 80GB hard drive, I would have that filled to capacity in a week. You might want to add another hard drive if you store photos/videos on your computer.

Tractor Supply http://tsc.tractorsupply.com/search?w=trailer+wheels&searchButton.x=0&searchButton.y=0

This guy was on top of the MX world at 1 time, fucking drugs

http://www.motocrossactionmag.com/Main/News/GODSPEED-PHIL-ALDERTON-19572012-8738.aspx

Now 2 dead.

http://www.woio.com/story/17030236/source-second-chardon-high-school-student-has-died

Yesterday I got to use my new Sony A65 and 2.8 70-200.

Lucky guy here, 2 brand new KTM's, 450 SXF and 250SX

Hailwood for the win! Great shots Will.

Sigma also makes a 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3D DC for $279. I don't own this model though so I can't provide any personal experience on the optics. Sigma is probably my favorite 3rd party lens supplier and I've never had a poor performer from them.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/404442-REG/Sigma_777205_18_200mm_f_3_5_6_3_DC_Lens.html

This Sigma 18-250mm f/3.5-6.3 is one of my favorite lens and what I use most at the MX tracks. It keeps me from having to make a lens change at the track where it always gets dusty in the afternoons. The cost is not to bad at $479 and would work well for anyone looking for a great walk around lens. I linked the Sony mount but they do make it for every major manufacture.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/609114-REG/Sigma_880_205_18_250mm_f_3_5.html

I now have 2 DT 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 Zoom Lens (kit lens) that came with the A65 and A560. Neither of them have even been mounted to a body, if you need 1 of those I will sell either very cheap. I have 1 more that came with my A200 that I actually use. I have 2 Zeiss lens, a 16-50mm f/2.8, and a 85mm f/1.4 for when I thought I wanted to do portraits. It turns out that I really don't like shooting anything other than MX.

If you are ever in the Tuscarawas Co area and want to borrow 1 I would be more than happy to lend them to you. I need to look up that camera guy in C-bus and have my 560 professionally cleaned. My stuff takes a beating at the MX tracks.

Today I received my new Sony A65. It is a Translucent Mirror DSLR and shoots 10 frames per second at full resolution (24.3 mp) with continuous forcus that also works in HD video mode. I also included a new 2.8 70-200 lens. The camera next to it is my Sony A560 gripped.

The best thing about using Sont gear is all my friends use either Nikon or Cannon so they don't ask to borrow my prime lens.

Nice looking ride, did you try it our first? 29's are not for everybody so I hope you like it. Read the manual that came with the fork and set it up to there suggestions then dial it in from that point.

Fox racing guy. Do you have road bikes or components?

Only 2, My old Cannondale 3.0 "crash a terium" with Campagnolo Record components & tubular tires. If your not familiar with tubular tires these are where the tube is sewn into the tire casing then you glue it on the wheel.

My old Cinelli fixed gear is in my attic. I use to live in San Diego and rode at the velodrome there frequently.

Buddy has a Trek 4500 disc. Im trying to get him to sell me. Are they any good?

Trek makes good bikes, if you like it buy it. Sometimes it's just a preference for what you like Grip shift (twist shifters) V Shimano Rapid Fire. My favorite is still Old School thumb shifters. My Cannondale pictured has XT 7 speed thumb shifters and I love them.

Look on craigs list too and I bet you can find a deal. The only thing that loses value faster than boats is bicycles.

Bianchi B.U.S.S. (single speed)

Cannondale Full XTR & RaceFace, Mavic Crosslink wheels.

Cinelli Capitano Nemo Full XTR, RaceFace, Marzocchi Fly

How much do you want to spend?

I also own a 73 H2. My father purchased it brand new in 1973 and gave it to me as my first street bike in 1984 when I turned 16. I took my motorcycle endorsement test on that bike 4 days after acquiring my regular drivers licence.

Do you have the titles to both the runners? If you are interested in selling your best bet is to put them on Ebay or advertise in Walnecks. If you don't need the cash right away I would wait and see if the market comes back some. If they are in original condition some overseas bidders will pay a real premium for a correct original.

Congrats to Ryan and KTM.

This is a Ohio based MX/Off-road forum http://www.pitracer.com/vbulletin/forum.php

There is a dirt section here but the postings are few & far between.

http://www.ohioriders.net/forumdisplay.php?f=82

If you just need it for a 1 time use both Corel DRAW and Photoshop CS5.5 have 30 day trial versions. They are fully functional for the 30 day period.

You don't need anything close to 700W to run the system you spec. This Antec 380 would power those parts easily. Save some $

http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0340516

Instead of storing movies why not stream them? Here is something I found on the Windows 7 forums a couple weeks ago and it works great. I currently have over 7TB of photo's only and I don't see the need to fill even more hard drive space storing movies.

Follow this guide and enjoy.

http://www.sevenforums.com/media-center/203248-watch-almost-anything-your-pc-xbmc-navix-icefilms-4free.html