Rctaylor

http://www.hennessyhammock.com/

Pros: Super lightweight and take up hardly any space.

Cons: Having somewhere to hang them up.

If you're looking at hammock camping, you need to look at Hennessy Hammocks first.

Good thing there was nobody behind him!

I'll definitely catch the next one. You guys were in my backyard!

If guys can whoolie a bone stock drz-400 why wouldn't they be able to on a blast?

It may not be the best choice for said task, but I'm sure its possible.

You can get wranglers for pretty cheap. There's a nice '99 TJ around me for $6k.

You can get em used off triumph675.net for ~$300! And if you can take apart the headlights like you have (Awesome headlight mod, as I've told you before!), you could probably do it yourself.

Both look awesome.

Yea the camera has to be VERY close.

Granted the picture quality is fantastic!

I like the little wheelie coming outta the bridge

What route did you take?

Second pic: Sommersville Road (or something)?

Lucky guy!

I swear I saw one like this cruise through Lebanon a week ago.

I'm liking the color scheme there.

Amen! That gold on black looks sharp.

Thats a really nice promotion for all parties.

I6's in Jeeps are pretty awesome.

The older 4.2L has awesome torque and damn near bulletproof, and the new 4.0L is a decent replacement for gas. Aside from the common exhaust manifold cracking/leaking, they're solid.

- The place you must reach for safety is the location where the last TV show you watched was set (In your own country).

Scranton, Pennsylvania

- Your team are the last 3 last people who called you on your cellphone.

Mother, Grandfather, friend of mine James. Mother and Grandfather are so-so, but James is an outdoorsy-survivalist gun-lover.

- Your vehicle is the last vehicle that you honked at in traffic.

BMW M5, driving just like a BMW owner does.

- Your only weapon is the last weapon you used in a video game.

Last video game I played with a gun involved was the AC-130 Mission in Call of Duty. Do I get all the guns mounted to the M5? Looking good if so..

... - The frist zombie you have to kill is the last person who texted you.

My buddy Sean. Sorry dude.

What are your chances?

Chances are good unless we run out of gas from lugging around a 10-ton cannon and several miniguns.

The CJ-7's also seem to be a little higher up, or maybe have a bit more clearance stock compared to YJ and TJs.

The price of 33x's and up also sucks. 32" tires +4" lift on a short wheelbase jeep is about equivalent to an 8" truck lift with 35"s. The short wheelbase offroad is really nice... Never stuck between obstacles turning left or right, and your tires are so much close together there is less chance to hi-point. Very very steep hills can pose troublesome though..

1980 CJ-7 Laredo, my daily driver for 7 years now. Quite a bit more dirty now.

No lift, no rubbing 33x12.5

Doesn't go fast, but always got me home.

Hate on them all you want, its cooler than your daily driver.

Ringo's had several upgrades.

Are there any scripts from outside sites I should have enabled to find them?

Are we allowed to browse page source?

Never been to vista, but joe's has always been very friendly.

Haha, these conflicting opinions are why I would like to have a little reasoning as well.

I would assume each of you did that for your respective track/race bikes? If so, do you mind me asking how much you invested in what bike?

My answer probably could've used more clarification.

Buy an already built up bike, during the winter months.

Lots of goodies, and over winter means the cheapest pricing.

Built up, and over winter, is definitely the cheapest way to go.

Is that a sport-tour buell?

I like it. Fantastic cover.

I want a batwing for my VT1100C now.

I thought the $22,893.59 discount was enough.

Not counting tax and/or labor charges

I followed the build of this bike on the other forum.. what an awesome project.