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I'll be driving to Destin, FL in 10 weeks and it will be done in 3 stops just like most of my trips down that way. We have drove to Daytona, Tampa and New Orleans a couple times this way. I leave with a full tank and will stop somewhere around a half tank for a potty break. Then the next stop (near Empty) will be for fuel and food. Then again I will stop around a half tank for another potty break and the wife's car can go about 550 miles on a tank of gas so 2 tanks gets us there. This is they way I've done it for year s and my family is used to it and knows dad does not stop for nothing. Now keep in mind I also usually lave around midnight and half the trip they are all sleeping too.

I can't watch the clip because im at work(they block youtube) but I don't understand the problem with removing the wheel and brakes to check it out? If my bike has any kind of questionable problem I'm going to dig in and figure out what it is if anything. I know not everyone is a jackass of all trades like I am but I can remove my wheel, caliper and pads on my bike in less than 15 min., it not the difficult. It's only your life at stake, nothing less. Just my thoughts on this before I get to see the video.

Here is a question I have for ya'll. Is it true that it's best to do cardio or run un the morning while your body is fasted? I heard that's best because your body will burn more stored energy (i.e. Fat) when it's in the fasted state before you consume anything in the mornings than it would say if you worked out in the afternoon after work. I've heard if you exercise mid day after a meal or two you are just burning what's in your digestive regions.

+1 for Brian, but I still feel it's unessesary in your case.

It works. Only thing I change daily is the type of meat for dinner (chicken, fish, pork, tofu) and the seasoning I put on it. And maybe a different blend of steam vegetable with my dinner.

I'm not tracking just eating the same things every day. I have to have routine when I do this, only way I can do it.

I'm about to start, treadmill for now then I'll move out side. Been dieting for 3 weeks and down 20 lbs, I wanted to detox my body before I started doing any cardio because I would have felt like shit and gotten discouraged.

Desk is gone, a coworker came and took it.

There has to be some black market ones out there. The TRE I had on my TL was home made from a guy that got pissed that a company quit making them.

Yea i wouldn't waste money on a full system, if you want sound i totally get that, a slip on will be the only thing you need.

Booooo!

This! Listen to this wise man. I'd wait even longer than that. You might decided you want a different bike all together.

You shouldn't need to tune for just a slip on. Me personally don't think any one needs a tuner or programmer for the street. Most of the bikes out there (especially newer ones) will out perform the riding skills of most riders. Waste of time, money and why fix something that isnt broke? Just my opinion and everyone has their own.

I think your putting too much thought into your shifts if that makes sense. It should almost be one mindless fluid movement, clutch in - shift - clutch out, should all be happening with in one seconds time. Honestly seat time is what you need most. The throttle and clutch feel and response and just getting all you movements fluid and smooth will come in time and experience. Like others have said don't be scared to rev that bitch and use the engine brake. And head on a swivel and always assume the car in the intersection is going to pullout in front of you. I like to see the drivers eyes when i roll up on a cager that might make me have a bad day.

I'm willing to drive to Jacksonville, Orlando or Tampa to save mass funds but the southern cities fuck that I'm flying.

I can see where this would be nice if space were really limited but unless your backpacking I have never seen the point of these high dollar super compact tents. I have had this one for years http://www.coleman.com/product/sundome-3-person-dome-tent/2000024580?contextCategory=DomeTents#.VtnDeXn2bcs and it packs easily(maybe 20" long x 8" round) and I think its way more durable than the light pack ones. If I remember I picked it up on sale for less than $50 at Dick's, here is one I found at target for about that price.http://www.target.com/p/coleman-sundome-3-tent/-/A-10489129?ref=tgt_adv_XS000000&AFID=google_pla_df&CPNG=PLA_Sports%2BShopping&adgroup=Camping+Tents_SC&LID=700000001170770pgs&network=g&device=c&location=1026069&gclid=CPntm5vEp8sCFQmQaQodhqEBLg&gclsrc=aw.ds I can pack my tent, airbed(w pump), sleeping bag and a small pillow on my rear seat when ever I feel froggy to go camp. The bedding i'll roll up in a dry bag and force as much air out of it that I can.

Our's is Progresive, Married, kids, no record, good credit, muti vehicle, car bundle, home owners and we have 2 bikes 08 C14, 07 Vstar 1100 with full coverage on both and a ATV 07 Recon with Comp and 2 riders, and we pay $307 a year.

FREE!!....Dose anyone need a computer desk? It's a really nice desk and in good shape. It's fairly large and has a place for a comuter tower in the middle. This used to be in the rec room in the basment but has been in my sons room for a couple of years. He no longer wants it and I hate to take it back to the basment so om giving it away to anyone that needs it. Please let me know soon before I make other plan for it, it's currently in the way. Location is Fredericktown , you will need a truck or large van. Also have a decent chair I can throw in.

How do you know? Maybe IP just told you that and instead of actually checking them wasted the time and money you gave him on cheap Pot and slow wiminz.

"That's not what I searched for" ....