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No penalty if you are a member according to the membership benefits. I'll be there. Meeting up with some friends. Hoping for a good weekend. My first track day of the season. Looking forward to shaking out the cobwebs. My last one last summer ended with a mangled bike in the last session so looking for some retribution. CCW is the most fun-est ever!

so, when is the drawing/selection?

Price drop to $9500. I'm trying help my father with medical expenses.

obligatory post to be considered!!

Grattan is my number favorite! This is a great chance for those on the fence to try it out. I have a friend who won this last year. If I can get my shut together I'll be there that weekend (July 6-7)

Father's Day bump!

LOL. Pics of all the mentioned items... who we kidding. I just want pictures of the GF... Seriously though, I'm not looking for trades. Need the cash to help my father pay some medical bills.

Thanks for free bump. Feel free to make an offer! Worst I can say is "No Thanks"

LBRAG? Lesbian Bisexual riders and Gay? @Skully, Pass on the offer...tempting tough. No one interested? The price is negotiable...

Yeah the harmonic note from the crossplane is one to remember... Definitely hard to let go but it for a good cause...

Thanks guys... Remember. Ask for forgiveness, not permission.

Price drop to $9k cash As I stare at her she asks “why?” I say “its not you…its me.” Other priorities dictate that I sell my beautiful, barely broken-in, black 2011 R1. With less than 2800 miles on the odometer, she has the entire summer and her whole life to spend bringing joy to you. Purchased in the winter of 2011, she has only seen one summer of riding. During the short time together I’ve treated her with the following gifts: • Y.E.S. Extended and transferable warranty • ECU Unleashed flash • HMF Carbon Fiber slip-on exhaust – Low mean growl • Shogun no-cut frame sliders • Shogun swingarm spool/sliders • FP Racing Shorty levers in black • Tech Spec tank grips • Flushmount front signals in smoke lens • LED tail light with integrated turn signals. Smoked lens. All stock parts will go with the bike (exhaust, levers, lights) She has not been raced, tracked, laid down, crashed or tipped over. She has seen barely a sprinkle of rain. Kept in a heated garage over the winter. Priced at $10k, negotiable. I have a clean and clear title in hand. Located in North Canton, Ohio area.

welcome. another NEO rider.

Welcome fellow NEO-rider

welcome

Welcome neighbor.

I used to do 110 mile roundtrip. It was between Detroit to Toledo. Little traffic and all highway. No big city to drive through. Roads always plowed and salted. Opposite of traffic flow. Best possible scenario for that type of commute. I did it 5+ years. I wouldn't do it again. Averaged 40k miles on my car per year. A new car would have 120k miles in 3 years. I left my work laptop at home several times. Those days were 4 hour commuting days. 4 hours! I ended up changing dentists, doctors, optometrists, car service centers, to near work because you can't do any of them on a weekday. Snow days or rainy days or cnstruction added a mystery on ETA. My wife couldn't count on me to be home on time. My wife got into a car accident when she was 8 months pregnant. I did my 1 hour commute in 40 minutes. That was average mph of 110. And I was still 4o minutes away. versus a job at 20miles roundtrip, avg mpg of 30, at $4.00; you will spend $3000 more per year in gas. You will need new tires on your car Evey 2 years. And finally. I'd leave my house at 6am to get to work at 7. I'd leave work at 6pm and miss dinner with the family. Even riding motorcycle was a chore. Had to look at weather for two different cities and study radar maps. Eventually as long as I got to work dry I didn't care if I got wet on way home. Money isn't everything. Now if you know for sure you'll eventually move in a year or two, then no big deal. Otherwise I would not do it again.

I never have nor never will consider frauding the insurance company on this or other insured products. Not only is it illegal, but my moral standards dictate that it would not be an acceptable option. With that said, if one wanted to do it, what would be the best method...for educational purposes. Any videos or step-by-step instructions would be helpful...for academia...

good tip. thx

http://www.acepowdercoating.com/ Located in Green right off of I-77

My Haulmark enclosed trailer apparently has a leak in the roof. The snow over the winter must have leaked in. Now I've got mold growing on most of the walls; white fuzzies that is dust like and at the main point some blackish mold as well. All the screws and bolts look corroded...white colored patina. Even the mushroom buttons on my Pit-Bull TRS are corroded white. Never seen that before. Considering I sleep in the trailer at the track I want to get it all cleaned up so I'm leaning toward just replacing all the wood. honestly I don't have time to deal with this and would rather have someone just take care of it, but I'm rather fond of my money. So any tips or things I need to watch for when removing and replacing to make this go smoother/quicker? Is it as simple as just removing screws and dropping in 3/4" for the floors and 1/8" for the walls? Not sure if I should replace wood on the ramp too and how difficult that would be. The only difficulty I think would be that I have four D-Ring embedded in each of the four corners (which are also corroded). Of course I need to fix the leak first of all. Any advice would be welcomed

I may be in depending on how long the ride is for. I'd like to be back to spend part of the day with the family.

O'Reily's takes it with no limit. The question is, where do you take your Coolant?

So much truth here with the warning. My kids go to the zoo several times a summer since they were 2. It's good age. Once they see a live lion, they aren't going to want to get closer.

yeah, you may not get the stickers on the lower fairing or the Star on the A-Star boot or helmet graphics, but a good artist should be able to do most of it. Blair at Art Bomb in Massillon did mine and he did great.