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According to the website it is discounted, not free. http://www.motorcycleshows.com/content/ohio-parking Do you have other information?

I was just happy to be in the final, given how bad the season was. Though I see both finalists had a loosing record in the regular season. Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

I rented a DRZ400sm from sportbikes4hire a couple years ago when the family vacationed in the area. A supermoto was a great bike for the area and they were great to deal with. I rented for 1 day. They delivered the bike the night before and pick it after I returned back to the cabin the next day. Definitely would do it again if I was not riding my own bike down. Craig

http://legalizeohio2016.org Looks like someone is already planning for next year. I disagree with tonik I think it will be back on the ballot soon and maybe more palatable to the average ohioian.

arrgh, my 2 top scorers this week were on the bench. Looks like my opponent (Jeremy) had about as much luck with his best QB and W/R on the bench. So I go into this evening with a good chance for a win despite scoring about 30 points less than was possible. So I'm sure I will play those 2 next week and they will do squat as starters. Craig

I lucked into a very close win last week. Mixing it up a little this week and hoping for the best. Amazing how close the league is. Most of the 2-3 teams have scored more points than the 3-2 teams Sent from my SM-G900V using Tapatalk

Well that was a disappointing week. Not only did I score the lowest point total I have ever scored but my bench had 0 points. So I could not have done any better than I did with the players on my roster. Now I notice that my backup QB, who is playing for the injured starter, has a bye week this week. So I need to find a 1 week fill in that can hopefully score a couple points. I may be bringing up the rear if this continues. Craig

Big open yard - HP and deck width determine the effort required. ZTR or tractor no big difference. Lots of trees or other things to go around get a ZTR. Saves a ton of time and effort.

In all the home buying/selling transactions I have been involved in there are typically 2 agents involved. A sellers agent and a buyers agent. The commission is typically split between the 2 though the actual terms are in the sellers contract. If you sign a contract with a buyers agent it is typically an exclusive arrangement that they will represent you for a period of time in any real estate transaction, and thereby collect their share of the commission even if you find the house yourself. I found the buyer's agent useful in getting viewing appointments and leting me know what steps I needed to do for inspections, financing, etc as well as helping with much of that work. Not so much in finding a house. Craig

Ask Pauly how often I wash my bike. I have ridden in the rain a few times this year, does that count? I did take some cleaner and a rag to the windscreen and head lights due to a few million dead bug recently. Craig

I paid less than $3000 for my 650 Vstrom, however I have seen very few for sale in that price range. The Vstrom does make for a pretty comfortable very capable bike if you are looking to explore more adventurous gravel roads without spending a ton. Bikes like the Bandit and Versys are probably a little cheaper with the same age and mileage if you plan to stick to the pavement most of the time. Craig

So pests that feed on your blood and spread diseases are OK. But those that exterminate the former are bad. Hmm you may want to reexamine your priorities

Speaking from experience with the Garmin Vivofit kind of. These devices sense "steps" based on a motion sensor. It seems to be mostly based on the step impact. On a bicycle the Vivofit seems to count some of the road vibrations as steps but it is inconsistent. This morning my 26 mile ride netted me about 5000 steps. I chose the Vivofit over fitbit because it was cheaper, waterproof and does not need charged. It is also simplier but I don't mind the missing features. Craig

The seller signs the title and puts the price on the back of the title. This step must be notarized. This is all you need to get a title transfer at which time you will pay a fee and taxes.

1) yep 2)This is the step you need notorized, when the seller signs the title over to you. The back of the title will have a spot for his signature and price. 3) Not advisable though some people do. Be aware the state may look up reasonable values post title transfer. 4) yep need a plate 5a) Probably should get insured with purchase at step 2. 5b) Your temp license is good for 6 months but has limits (no freeway or passengers plus must wear helmet until 1 year after full license) 6) Good to go.

I have not used them but I have seen several bikes setup with Rotopax mounts.

We have a gym too. I have used it enough to know I hate working out, especially inside However I do enjoy cycling and recently standup paddleboarding. So I am bicycling to work atleast once a week (26 miles each way). I find this the easiest way to fit exercise into my schedule. Its not what you do, just that you do it. IP your looking great. Congratulations. Craig

Interesting product I happened upon. http://www.homedepot.com/p/NDS-8-in-x-10-ft-Prefabricated-French-Drain-with-Pipe-EZ-0802F/202259347

You did my rear last year the both the year before. Will need both replaced soon enough. Craig

Glad you are OK. That intersection is messed up. It should be treated as one but looks like there are 2 separate intersections. Sounds like the auto driver was an idiot, still as you know you were at fault and giving yourself more room would have made it easy to avoid the problem. Get that bike repaired and back on the road. Learn from your mistakes don't make it an excuse to stop doing something you love. Craig

Sorry to hear. So when do you think you will be back in operation? I'm going to need new tires pretty soon. I probably have about 1000 miles left on my current set. Craig Sent from my KFTT using Tapatalk 2

+1 He is in Ravenna

+1 There are a large number of chocolate stouts on the market and Sam Smith's and Young's have been doing it for years. A good stout and dark chocolate go together really well. Might have to try Southern Tier's version to see how it compares. Craig

Been commuting on the Vstrom most of March. As long as there is not snow or ice on the roads I am riding. Craig