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650s not allowed in my club.

Best. Quote. Ever.

Name one hillbilly thing that isn't awesome.

I kinda agree with that, but I bought a Glock to be part of an elitist douchebag GSSF club. Other clubs still let me shoot with them too.

So I was in Daytona this weekend and the bar across the street had a sign that said, "Come party like a pirate at our boat bar." I forgot to get a pic.

I'm starting a club for people who don't even have bikes and want to hang out at QS&L.

You can always build do-or-die doubles by digging the dirt out between the takeoff and landing.

Most people I know who build a private track on their property get most of the dirt for the jumps by digging out a pond to water it with. It takes forever to build even a small table top with a bobcat - nice to have an excavator and dozer to at least move the majority of the dirt where you want it.

In stock right now if you're still looking. http://www.natchezss.com/product.cfm?contentID=productDetail&prodID=GLMF17117&src=bckrdAlrt

Yes, since at least 2008. You can thank the goovernment for making wheel swaps a PITA. It was a response to the Explorer/Firestone thing.

So my plan was to switch to SF in the spring - anybody hear the 3C radio commercials? Thoughts? I've made one insurance claim in my life and the car was totaled...

For sure. Might even get your eyebrow and cheekbone areas too. Nothing I would consider a major concern. I think some people are worried about the actual lenses shattering, from when glasses were made of glass like in days of yore...

If it hasn't been run it doesn't matter. Moisture boils off as soon as you reach operating temp. Moisture can combine with combustion byproducts to form acids, but new oil is new oil.

That's probably pre-panic pricing on an out-of-stock item.

It's a Kalifornistan-spec mag release.

Actually a mutual friend of wantahertz and myself wore -8.00, and is the only person I've ever met that was worse than me...

The type of chicks attracted to a group like this don't know the difference. Get some leeter bike stickers for yer Ninjer. And a bandana. Chicks love bandanas.

I take it the other thread went to hell...

Forget safety issues. If you just got glasses and can "still see fine for the most part," your prescription is probably so light you will have no problems with glasses under your helmet. You would probably also have no problems with contact lenses except under extreme circumstances. As someone who wore glasses since second grade, had a contact prescription of -7.75 before lasik, and wore both through many different helmeted and non-helmeted activities, successfully and unsuccessfully, if you still have concerns or questions give me a call.

Meh... they were the "blingiest" bikes for awhile - I'm picturing a yellow one with chrome decals that may or may not be a figment of my imagination. Between that and the way "gixxer" rolls off the tongue and pretty much became a generic descriptor for sportbikes attracts a certain element. My guess anyway.

Really? If people are really still paying that much, I have 5 for sale @ $300ea. Might as well, not getting upper parts or ammo anytime soon. P.S. Better get them now before Obama gets reelected!

Busa

Who's taller, your tint guy or MT?

Bonus points if you run it out the bottom of the bike with the other overflow tubes and skip the whole pulling over part.

All of the companies used to cover it. Their exclusions were for competitive or timed events. Most companies lately have been adding verbage like "on any surface used for racing." I made sure Geico had me covered last year by painfully obtaining a full copy of my current policy. Over the winter I got a policy update that changed it. You know, those things they send every few months that you never actually read. I'll find out in the next month or two the details of State Farm's exclusions. Worst case there is per-event and per-year HPDE insurance available, but I don't really want to pay twice when I'm just out there dicking around in my street car once in awhile. My insurance company should be happy I get out there once in awhile to exorcise some demons. P.S. I've never had collision coverage on a motorcycle. All my bikes were of a low enough value that I could stomach a total loss in the event of the worst. I made an insurance claim once. Won't do it again unless it's worth at least 5 digits.