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No worries.

OK sounds like the place in Mansfield is about average. My parents have the title so it shouldn't be a problem. Bad, I'll be at my parents on Monday. I'll send you pictures and get the mileage. Believe me though it's in rough shape cosmetically. I'll drive it and let you know how it runs too. It's a basic v6 auto in black. Custom stripes and dents from what looks like a yellow pole. Told my mom she should stick to making sandwiches. Thanks for the comments guys.

My parents have a beat up old '95 mustang. It runs and drives fine, but it is pretty ugly with paint peeling and some body damage. I am going to get rid of it for since it is a second car and they don't need it anymore. I don't want them spending the money on tags and insurance. Anyone know the easiest option to get rid of it? I was thinking of trying a scrap metal yard/junk yard. The car is in north side of Columbus. I found one but they were offering $175 includes picking it up. Found another place in Mansfield that offered $300, but I'd have to drive it there. I was hoping to get at least $500 but maybe I should take it to Mansfield. I don't want the hassle of selling it since the title is in my parents name and the car is a couple hours away from me. I don't really want to take the car back with me either and sell it myself. Anyone have experiences on scrap prices or other quick and easy options.

Sorry to hear about your loss brother!! You're a solid man and gave your buddy a wonderful life. Some dogs don't get the love their whole life that you gave in just the last few months.

A jet engine... Pointed the opposite way... On a truck...How does it not make it wheelie all day?

That was the longest 4 and a half minutes. I don't understand why after the black car pulled out why the driver only creeped back a foot instead of all the way back. Amazing.

Signed... But I think most people won't know how to do it properly. And cagers will try to block lanes and cause problems. But fast forward several years and it should become second nature.

Welcome to NEO. My wife works for GY. We live in North Canton/Jackson township. About a 20 minute commute and great schools. Hudson has great schools too.

LOL. That's awesome!

If you are willing to drive, I've had all my ink done by Blair at Art Bomb in Massilon. He did a large back tatt and a large abdomen tart for my wife too. He is outstanding. Check his gallery on his website. Hellmutt is right. You'll be doing it in at least a couple of sessions. Actually three. First for a consult and so he can see the canvas. He doesn't rush the art so it'll be a week to get you a rendering. Back and forth with changes. First session probably will be just the lines. After it heals, he'll do the color or shading. If you are interested, I can introduce you. I'm probably going back in a month or so for another one myself.

Burgers, pizza, summer sausages, chicken wings, brisket, single malt scotch, puppies and unruly kids. Point is if I was concerned about weight, I'd drop weight off of me. But I don't have delusions of being a racer so weight is not a factor in my decision. A handful of track days, back road twisties, and weekend trips are my passion. Although the real reason I don't care to race is because I'm slow as fuck. ;-)

Triumph, Yamaha, BMW all come to mind. Tiger, Tenere, 800. Triple, FZ, S1000R. 675, R6. New R1M, and S1000RR.

I'm fantasizing about the R1... But I've had two so I'm very partial. I'm not worthy of a Panini... Having #46 help with the testing and development is sure to help with its legitimacy and performance. Weight doesn't bother me. I could take a good ole shit and drop the weight difference. But then I'd just read another plate of chili cheese fries and their it back on. Maybe in a year I'll pick up a leftover or find a used one on the cheap. Otherwise I'd have to trade in my 50th and I don't want to do that.... But part of me does...

I bought that exact set. No issues or leaks.

Sorry to hear that bro! It's never easy. I've had to put down 4 dogs in my life. It's hard for sure. Time heals the pain. But love him while you've got him.

Ultimate Solution: I have my Galaxy Note 3 mounted with a Ram Mount with X-Grip. I use the app: CoPilot Live. Maps are stored on the phone so losing cell coverage doesn't matter. Gives you turn by turn voice navigation as well as allows you to add waypoints with a drag option like google maps. you can save your route/trip for later use and edit on the fly. I pair this with a Bluetooth Earbud style headphones. LG Tone Plus: http://www.amazon.com/LG-Electronics-Bluetooth-Stereo-Headset/dp/B00FO0IHMY/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1411699678&sr=8-4&keywords=lg+tone+plus This fits under the helmet and you don't fiddle with cords. I stream music from Milk Music and the navigation directions interrupt my music temporarily. I use my Battery Tender terminal leads and connect to a USB adapter mounted on my clip on for power.

Awesome man!

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Well it's not me... Especially if he found the package under the seat. If he didn't find it, then I'd love to meet him and see the bike... You know... For old times sake. Other wise I have no idea what you are taking about.

Sam I Am... Since I sold my black R1 I was bikeless. Just now got my track bike back to dual duty, like two days ago. Too much work also. We'll need to ride soon.

Another vote for RAM mount and X-grip. I have the stem hole mount. Its low enough to see my entire dash but higher than a tank bag so I don't have to take my eyes of the road. I had the tank bag option and it's too much looking down of the road. I got it on my R1 and it is stable as a Mack truck. Couple this with IP's suggestion on the in line fuse battery terminal thingy with a USB connection. I run my Galaxy Note 3 plus a blue tooth ear bud headphones. Wireless connection to my GPS app n my phone plus music streaming.

THIS!!

When I first read it I thought the survey was going to be about sax.

Good decision. Make a day trip out of it. Just plan a away to carry a helmet back.

Last thought Doc. Life is too short to own just one bike.