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I'd have to look up the full algorithm again, but I thought it was regionalized (using start position or something). still, it could be difficult when its in the middle of a field 5 miles east of the highway or something.

Of course, anyone every ride their bike to a geohash event? could be interesting.

wow for being socially akward you guys sure do post alot! man i'm going to have to catch up on this after work. Army engineers are members of the army core of engineers so it is an official title. they do things like build bridges, clear minefields, set up battlefield obsticals, etc http://www.usace.army.mil/Pages/Default.aspx in peacetime they design and build things like dams and stuff. Some compsci guys are engineers, and some are not. I consider myself more of an engineering type. I've always taken things apart, I figure out how stuff works, I like to tinker and modify stuff, and most importantly, I love math jokes. I like to design, map and build things. Nerdfight! go! LOL.

man, if I knew there was a club for begin a socially akward engineer, I would have gone out there and not introduced myself to anyone. . . (although i'm a comp sci nerd. same math - different focuses). wish I could have made it though, sounds like it was fun

I had to go look it up to see when/where but I dont think i'll be making this one. Although I'll keep an eye out for the next one. by then my bike should be fully broken in and I'll feel a bit more confident on it.

isnt that most of dayton? you could go to the BMV and pickup the motorcycle handbook. the one that details how to get your license and all that. but yeah, I'm pretty sure the cop was in the wrong.

doesnt do the pearl paint any justice though.

I duno why, but rednecks teaching karate is halarious. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjcplFIlvNI

the pearl white looks even better in person, i saw one locally here not to long ago. sexy.

You don't work up in Troy do you? i used to see another red Daytona up here occasionally. there is a gray 675 where I work too, but I think they work 2nd shift and i have no idea who it is.

yeah, the sato's are double mount. pretty easy install as far as i can tell too.

that's a pretty wicked paint job on yours. recommendations on frame sliders? i've been researching on the site above and I'm thinking about Sato's

I've been riding for a little over two years and finally after shopping for 18 months brought my new baby home about a week ago. I've clocked about 330+ miles on it so far, so i'm still pretty early in the break in. (yeah, i'm following the book) old bike I'll see you guys out there!