Jay

Trauma is one of the best albums to come out recently. Gets played all the time. One of my go-to's Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk

The girlfriend sideswiped someone in her civic and I got one of those pre-painted fenders off of one of those companies. Her car is a dark gray. The paint is pretty close but not exact. I notice a difference but she says she cant see a difference. Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk

I have a 14 3.5 xlt screw that has 68k miles. It was a Canadian truck and has no rust. Only issue I've had with it is a wire chaffed on the alternator harness that caused the battery light to come on. I get 17mpg mostly in town. Usually will do low 20s on the highway. Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk

I've never had a truck but was around that business for just over 10 years. My dad currently has a truck. It's not too good to be true but just like any business that you own you have to put in the work. I've seen hundreds of distributors fail and a vast majority of them are because they think that the tools just sell themselves. They dont go to work. You have to put in the time, especially when you first start out. But once you get going and build up your customer base, you can make some good money. Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk

Are you trying to adjust claims or are you trying to write estimates? A lot of companies have turned them into 2 different jobs. Adjusting/handling claims is not as hard to get in to. Most companies require a bachelor's degree. You can get hired without one but it makes it a little more difficult to move up. Writing estimates/field adjuster is very difficult to get in to. You usually have to start at another position and move into it. Not saying it's impossible just hard to get into off the street. Ohio does not require a license. It's a good job if you can get your foot in the door. Pay increases the more difficult types of claims you handle. But just like any other job it does suck at times. Most of the time your dealing with people that are having a pretty bad day and some don't react well when you don't give them what they want. Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk

Thank you. Good to meet you

I have a set of 10 holes with tires. Not perfect but have all center caps and tires match. I haven't used them in years so they're just taking up room in my basement. $75 if you want them. Let me know

It's vacuum operated. More than likely there is a bad line. Usually it's the one that goes through the firewall.

2003-04 ninja 636

This makes me sick. How could anyone do that.

Sorry to hear that. Thoughts and prayers

Really nice!!

Looks like im not gonna make it either. Something has come up. Have fun all

I'm in if its not raining.

Wow. so sad. Rip

That's an awesome vid

Sorry to hear. Hope he recovers soon

This happens to me just about every time I ride. There is an apartment complex about a mile away and it's almost guaranteed that a person will pull out in front of me. I anticipate it, so if I see a car there I'm already letting off the throttle. Then it happens, I just shake my head and move on. People are crazy out there and you have no idea what they will try to do. It's not worth it to get angry and confrontational.

I've benn running off and on for a few years now. Right now I usually run 3-4 miles at a 8:30 pace. I like to use runkeeper because it calls out your pace every half mile so I know if I need to pick it up a little or slow it down.

If i ever get to ride besides going back and forth to work i sure will Thanks for the welcomes

Thanks all for the welcomes!!!

Hey all, I signed up a couple years ago when I had a Ducati 748. Shortly after i ended up selling it and didn't come on here much. A little while ago I finally got back on another bike. Still a Ducati, but this time it's a 996s. Hopefully I'll get some free time and be able to on some rides before winter sets in. Heres a couple quick pics.

Weims are awesome dogs. Ours is 5 yrs old and is just as crazy now as he was when he was 6 months old. They are very challenging, but I couldnt ask for a more loyal dog. Good for you for taking him in. A lot of people give up and abandon or abuse weims. They are one of the most intelligent, but one of the most difficult. A lot of people dont realize how hard it can be. There were many times my wife and I wanted to give up, but we stuck with him. Here's a picture of him. He's one the bigger ones Ive seen at 95lbs http://i1024.photobucket.com/albums/y310/towbar78/007.jpg http://i1024.photobucket.com/albums/y310/towbar78/IMG_1209.jpg

I know you guys dont know me, but i'd like to play. Played a lot when i was in the military and i've been looking for a team to play with. Im only available on the weekends though.

I've been riding everyday this week...been way too nice out not to.