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I also have a G2, and I like it a lot, but, I also have an FNS-9C, which is nearly the same size as the G2, and the trigger is much better...in my opinion. With the FNS-9C you also get a flush 12 round, finger extension 12 round, and a 17 round magazine with the purchase... The huge negative, you can get two G2's for the price of the FN.

Congratulations on the PX-4, I still regret not buying one... Rural King had them at a huge discounted price a few months ago. Have you ever considered a 10mm, my Glock G29 can be uncomfortable for some with hot rounds, but, in my opinion, certainly worth a look.

Stock engine, previous owner had a spill at Putnam before I purchased, never down since I have owned (4 or 5 years now). yoshimura 2-1 exhaust, engine was gone through a few years ago, all in spec., no side stand, http://www.baxleycompanies.com/, comes with it, mileage unknown, the speedometer has not functioned (didn't need it) since I have owned, stock connector pipe, with two sets of stock cans (one set is rough, the other is like new from a 2006 I previously owned). Body panels have wear, and a few small cracks, but they pass tech...all that is needed for a day at the track is a new battery ( which I can replace if any interest), anti-freeze removed, oil change. I have not been on the track for two years now, so possibly a tire change (current Dunlop Sportmax Q3's installed are decent). The motorcycle could possibly benefit with a tuner, and a good dyno tune, but it runs fine the way it sets now, so I did not bother. This is basically what the motorcycle is, no surprises...make me a reasonable offer as it sets. Thank you, Troy

Nothing fancy, fun reliable track bike. Good for someone new at the track, or someone who would like something for standard "track days". $2,300 I will answer questions, and supply details, if there is an interest? I need to take updated photos... sorry for the lack of information, things have been busy. Troy

Looks like a nice ride/route.

I am confused...

Nice choice!

Danville, Bladensburg, Coshocton area, this should be a decent start for you... decent stone/dirt roads found in these areas...Enjoy!

Welcome, good luck on the endorsement, and congratulations on the new to you 600RR...I am not very far from you, but I am old and fat, so I would probably bore you with my style of riding.

Not mine, I do know the seller, and I am sure getting it to Ohio is very possible. Here is the link if anyone is interested... https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10203075134958842&set=o.1407599992805584&type=1&theater

Good news Doc, thanks for the update... I could have, and should have, slowed him down, and I was, but I waited to long...This one is on me Doc!

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Welcome.

That is a good route, and I agree, 209 & 212 are also great roads. I can't/won't do anything until (if) my hands/nerves heal...3 months until my Colorado trip, and I am worried that I will not make it due to the fact.

Why would you mention that, even if it were true, to a customer that you just dropped their motorcycle?