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That farm truck is a sleeper, might need some new front shocks

I noticed in Northfield there is a blue, newer style, Grand Prix running around with the movie logo and decal that says " transformers" down the side. I dont get it. But hey, their money and their ride.

That almost looks like my garage where i park my classic, rustorical 1982 GS 850, except it is not 2 floors, and the only thing that rolls up is the garage door

There is a couple good tunes from Black Eyed Peas. An early song called "Where is the Love"

Lost, thanks for finding the original thread on parks and waterfall ride. Happy because i remember how great the ride was, but sad, in a way, seeing Timothus.

Lost could probably get the new tag without even starting his bike. That is at the begining, or end, (depending on which way you are going) of a great road that is in north east Ohio

I will be going out west soon and thought I would check out Craigslist for some cars. While looking for a 1972 Cutlass, I found this ad: http://lasvegas.craigslist.org/cto/2329728763.html I dont know if I should laugh or cry . I am sure it took serious time and money to make this work, but why? Kids today......

ok, since it is a "sport" wagon, i'll call it the Milf wagon

Speedy, you are rockin' the mommy wagon....

I am interested in the boots, but from Alpine's website, they would be a bit small for me, I wear size 12, would need to be Alpine Euro sz 47 http://www.alpinestars.com/shoesizechartm.htm

Wow, guess i missed this thread the first time around. But I cant comment on anything since I only have an 850...... I am confused by that V shaped engine, I thought all engines were like, um, inline and had 4 sill-land-ers......so that must be the only V-twin...

The end of April is the end of this week...dang, I better get a few boxes of Twinkie's, the food of choice for zombie hunters.......

Wow seeing that makes it kinda real. Not like video games.

Welcome, my guess is Lost1888 if he pulled away in the twisties

I will be out of town this weekend

"stick to what you are good at............drinking!!" super nice

It is like a Lincoln party out here tonight....... I work with TRMN8TR and he is a good stand up guy, other being a Prius drivin', ginger kid Steelers fan,

I was going to stay that you are ok for a Ginger Kid, but that would have been too easy. I might end up with a Prius, but I would change the logo to read PRIMUS ( the band) just to man-it-up a bit.......

He is ok for a Steelers fan.

If your Saturday afternoon include the words from the TV " Mutual of Omaha presents..." you were a kid in the 70's. This was a TV show linda like National Geographic channel. Remember the Mr. Quaterback football launcher? Pretty much a heavy spring loaded catapult that would launch a football.

Not exactly the same, but I had a 1990 Katana 600 for about 4 years. It was carbed, and heavy ( compared to the newer bikes). I enjoyed riding it. It is kinda cool that these 20 year old plus bike still run and look great. Kinda like a motorcycle time capsule. 2009 was a rough year money wise for me or else I would still own it. Sold to another member on OR in early 2010. Actually it was one of the pics that appeared on the OR home page when i signed on after dinner today.

i am sure other people that actually race can add more detail, but an air shifter will allow you to shift gears with out using your foot. There is a air cylinder connected to the shifter lever. Another way with the quick shifter, just shift the gears with your foot. There is a sensor that detects you are shifting a does something to control engine power to allow a wide open throttle shift

Not trying to start anything, but could there other factors like PCV valve system and overall engine and engine bay designs that may create a difference in "less internal buildup"? A better comparison would be same type of vehicle and same engine. One with conventional oil and one with synthetic? Now back to the female zombie link from the other thread......

great, there goes an hour of my life, about to click on the link

The bike is still in "as crashed" condition.