MidgetTodd

A full dress Harley, chaps and sleeveless HD shirt.

All black and get the Darknite Batman suit . That would be baller.

To quit looking for 7th gear , and to double check to make sure I'm in 2nd when I go to clutch one up.

I think I would probally be there ... Just thinking out loud.

Ben really was into sheep all along

She dont look like that no more that was years ago she's put on a good 20#'s since then

It is, thats why I went with it. Its a plug and play model no splicing or "learning cycles" or delays on the readout. just plugs into the ecu diagnostic port and your done it also reads the gear the instant I shift.

They'll be down to $50 when the snow melts.

As for you Dealership bashers, In order to get a job at our shop we all had to first be ase and Icar gold certified. Our equipment is updated on a regular basis and we spray the best paint money can buy. While it is true that select dealers only have shops due to being mandated by the mfg, it is not a requirement for ours. Tansky is the only toyota certified shop in columbus.

Thats good to know about Tansky atleast theres still a dealer or two out there that cares to do it right. I have a feeling you know exactly what I was talking about in my dealership comments though.

and here's one for fun. Zombies at 40ft.

I gotta say that zombie's kinda hot. I got a thing for freaky chicks and midgits.

I've been there once for lunch, it's deff a pretty cool place.

I dont know what you were trollin for to find that but good job it had an awsome quote from Ben. And I knew Ben was in to sheep and just hiding it

I<3u Matt

I prefer not to play with my balls in public so I'm prolly not gonna make it.

I'd own a Vrod with turbo or nitrous, not as my only bike though.

This is the indicator I use

http://www.healtech-electronics.com/ht_gpds_introduction_en.swf

I dont have a snowblower but Ill sell ya Matt or Justin real cheap they're always blowing hot air and smoke , otta work just as good.

I will agree with Matt "uhg" . They either dont need to be or have standards.

The preferred list should also be called the avoid list.

I like Putnam.

I'm being honest I ride a springer

No you dont

No matter what dealerships tell you they do not have the latest equipment for autobody and frame. They dont invest in the body shop as much as the service shop.

The techs there also do not have the same training. A backyard tech can get a job at a dealership bodyshop but would never get a job at a reputable bodyshop and the warranty is no comparison. Thats a few of the reasons I say dont use a dealership bodyshop.

I've worked for True 2 Form and would not recomend . I would also not go to a dealership bodyshop especially with a car line not supported by that dealer.

That leave Comb's and Mcombe I've not heard bad about either but have not heard good either.

If you truely want it fixed right and fixed right the FIRST time with a lifetime warranty I highly recomend Forgraves. It is a small family owned and ran shop that has been in business in the same spot for years and years. I only use him period, for both personal stuff and work stuff and come to know the owner and everyone in the shop all are good people. Bruce Forgrave is the owner and is in there everyday go in there and tell him Todd sent you there he will take care of you and make sure the deductible goes away and probally save you a little more too. Plus Lifetime warranty on his work.

Its in Newark so an extra 25 miles but you will not regret it.

And fyi Tru 2 Form used to be ACRA collision and theres a reason "very bad reason" the name had to be changed.

Captive born and raised sheep dont count as farm animals

Carry spare oil, plugs and belt. Sign up with AAA. Get assless chaps and HD tshirts with the sleeves cut off and you should be good to go.

Seriously though good luck with it I'm not an HD fan odviously but hope it works out for you.

Can put a gear indicator on any bike man.