redrocket04

Yeah, but its one of those storm doors with an actual deadbolt. I think its getting busted down. Replacing the glass is a good project for me tomorrow.

Lol. I have my key, but I'm getting a roof put on today, so I locked the storm door so my dog wouldn't be able to get out, but still could watch. A brick is cheaper than Dublin locksmith charges.

I'm locked out of my house. Anybody got skills? I'm gonna give it a while, otherwise I guess I'm needing a locksmith. I'm in Dublin, near Bethel.

That would be too simple, and OSU is a state run university. lol.

Can't be too cautious. I still practice sometimes, too.

I won't be the only one to ask this, but have you signed up for an msf class? Infinitely better than "learning" to ride in a parking lot on your own.

motorcycles can also park in the union south garage at OSU. I park there every Tuesday and Thursday morning.

Vm No you don't. You'll meet gen3flygirl and you will feel better about your bike. Her loud exhaust has the element of surprise, too. Very nicely done, it is.:-)

Glad ya like it. Thought it up myself.

You'll know tomorrow evening.

Absolutely. Just know that going into this, I'm not expecting to get even $3 worth of stuff. Would be nice if I opened the bag and found keys to an rsv4 and a $2,000 gift card, but I know it'll probably be a kick stand puck, an IP sticker, and maybe one of their free t-shirts.

No worries there. I don't have $15,000 to drop on a new one. I just drool on the new ones.

I was being a smartass, but I figured he meant something like an underseat pipe like on my rr. Dunno. Dammit, now I'm thinking about that Aprilia at Iron Pony. I has a sads.

What does being 17 have to do with it? When I was 17, I was allowed out of my parents' sight regularly. I don't think that the parents of this girl would have "let" her get into a car with a drunk driver, but a Saturday night at 1am isn't entirely unheard of, and my parent's were definitely NOT known for being reasonable with their rules.

I've got something AWESOME to write on your bike. lol.

Pipes always exit under the bike. Car, bike, etc. Unless it's a semi or something with a stack. Beyond that, what kahooli said. That's a BIG step up.

Tell ya what. I've got to go to IP tomorrow to get some spools for my new bike stands. I'll grab a $5 glory hole bag and let ya know, ok?

But I do have State Farm, and I just switched. It's something to look into. If not this time, then this year, hopefully.

Agree. And my good old '04 CBR will be a great dedicated track bike, once I get to the point that I can either A)Buy a second, newer bike for street use, and turn it into a track whore, as it's called, or B)Have the $$$ in the bank, disposable income-like, to buy a new bike if I manage to tear this one up. That said, I DO want to try it out, if only to learn to be a better rider.

I've thought about trying it out. Thought very seriously about it. I just can't stomach the thought of possibly tearing up my bike. At least if I wreck on the street, insurance will cover it. If I wreck it at the track, I'm on my own.

Some of the best sins are homemade.

Hey, I didn't say it was any kind of record, just worked for me.

Well I'm excited about that, if nothing else. lol

Make sure you can change your own oil, though.