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A lot of old folk can't get used to the change? Also it seems every year older more and more responsibilities creep up and Porter is OLD

Oh for real?! That blowwwws

Happy liter bike shipping! :loll:

nope more like these. THESE are deals

you really think a racist group like that really gives a shit about details? They (like the KKK) will take any reason to flex their muscles or try and be bad or whatever the hell they think they are doing

I like the sound of relatively tame, this gets more intriguing to me by the post

cbus to massillon can be a fun ride if you know what roads to take

It took my Dad 3 years to restore his all original 67 GTO and I bet he easily put in an average of 30 hours a week to do it

now that the new tires are going on tonight I want to try and make Saturday, hopefully a few things clear out before then to free up some time

I wonder if I could somehow finagle a way to be in Zanesville that day for work. I'd love to just check it out and see it all in person. It would be so hard not to buy some of that stuff though

the BMV is definitely the worst part though I've lucked out because the one down here by my office has been awesome. The workers are actually friendly and knowledgeable, I can do title and plates in the same place and there is hardly ever more than a 5 minute wait

right, the financing part is where the ability to flip bikes every season for profit or break even is a lot tougher

Since a motorcycle is a fun thing and not a I need this as my only mode of transportation, I would never be able to finance one. I just think its a bad choice financially to finance a toy.

I don't know yamaha's like I do CBR, VFR, or 636's so I don't know if my usual guidelines can work or not. What I'd be looking for is a generation or two old, under 12k miles and $4500 or less. If you can find something fitting those parameters, there is a good chance you can at minimum break even. I've always found ones with cosmetic issues I could use to pay less for the bike then fix them on the cheap so you can sell at a higher price because its now nicer

In my experience its harder with cars but if you know what you're doing its simple. I have 2 friends that flip cars on the side for fun and small profit. I've personally never bought a motorcycle I knew I could lose money on. The VFR is the closest thing and I bet I could still break even if I sold it today. IF you know what you're doing, its rather simple

I couldn't disagree more unless you are losing money on each purchase. In that event then I agree

Yup I can edit all my posts immediately after and for as long as its there

In his defense I think he did say condo and those things are cheap. Especially around Columbus since its not prime real estate like NEO. Also, I thought someone also said he's a cop?

Too much nitrous will blow out your passenger floor board

I could buy it if I reallllllly wanted to but I don't feel like tapping into other savings funds for a bike. Sunday Funday lives!!! (even though she doesn't like football but she enjoys the food and alcohol ) Not to mention I already replaced the only gun I've sold so

being financially savy is to buy something thats actually a good deal (not a perceived good deal) with cash. Then if you don't like it you flip it for more than you paid or at least break even

it is a primary offense indeed. I know this as I've been stopped a dozen times for it

fuck I wish I wasn't footing the bill for all these wedding planning deposits. These would be fun cheap options to get into the FZ1 without having to get rid of my VFR http://cleveland.craigslist.org/mcy/3921579520.html http://cleveland.craigslist.org/mcy/3897540800.html

I want this but my financially responsible side says no http://cleveland.craigslist.org/mcy/3921579520.html

In mention this becuse no matter how quick you pay it off, loans opened within a year of getting a mortgage can affect your rate. At least that is what I was told by my banker