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24 minutes ago, DerekClouser said:

I will agree that the sandbags are a bit too close to the track, but his argument to me is invalid.  He's saying they never let him know of the sandbag, but it was on his 10th lap of that session. which I believe I read was an afternoon session.  

Wouldn't this mean he would have had the opportunity to notice those sandbags at a bare min. of 9 times.  If he had any sort of issue, he should have pulled off and reported it. 

I honestly can't stand when people blame others for their own mistakes.  

He didn’t even show for the riders meetings. 

Absolutely nothing and it kind of pisses me off. Busy with car stuff and the fairlane is about ready to drop the throw out bearing and needs the rear springs done ASAP which is happening next week.

fallen solider that I went to high school with. 

Ya it’s not Mach retard but a nice chill ride with a bunch of Vets. 

And I remember why I don’t ride on holiday weekend. I was coming back from a car show Saturday night around 10 and a black car passes me at 45-50mph on a flat. Guy drives about 2 miles and hits a res light. Amazingly stops at the red light and then doesn’t go. I go to check on him and he’s passed out. I figure either drunk or overdosed. Cops show up and when they finally get him out of the car the whole street fills with the smell of booze and he can’t even stand up. 

Kawasaki Vulcan 

Drunks and Cops mean I’ll be caging it all weekend. Proabably wont even take the fairlane out in fear of a ticket for cruising with the historical tag

20 hours ago, JustinNck1 said:

There is some truth to this. Technically before a motorcycle is ever test rode a pre delivery inspection must be done, which includes checking several torques on axles, steering components, etc. Usually takes like 15 minutes for our shop guys.

Lol Rick Roush sold me a bike with a leaking gas tank. 

9 hours ago, max power said:

Dunno.  We went 78 w to 377-550-Marietta -26-260-78-McConnelsville, I think.  

 

Did my group pass a snake coiled up in the road or did I hallucinate?

Ya I saw 1 that was dead and it was huge. Wasn’t sure if I passed a second one or a tire tread but damn. 

Lots of ibuprofen the night before and morning of long rides. I actually felt good all day long on the Vulcan minus an odd pain in my neck I’ve never experienced before on a bike. 

When I had Gumps 599 I’d use the crash protectors as highway begs. On the Suzuki I didn’t have that option and the Suzuki was the most painful bike ever. 

Home safely thanks to the red Volvo I followed averaging 90-110mph 

48 minutes ago, tall_tracy said:

I'm cancelling, too cold for me.  Have a safe ride.

It’s going to be 72 and Sunny all day 

All I got to do is remember to wake up 

39 minutes ago, Tonik said:

@Danimal @tall_tracy @zx3vfr

 

So here is the deal, we have two of the grandkids over Saturday night.  Deb is going with me Sunday and we need to drop off the grandkids in Granger. So, we are leaving my house at 7:30 AM, me on the bike and Deb and the kids in her car. Head to Granger and drop the kids then across 18 to Fairlawn.

So meet spots are my house kickstands up at 7:30 AM (which means you will go to Granger first too).  PM me for the address, it's just a mile south of Dunkin. I will get the donuts ahead of time.

Second meet spot is  at I 77 (NOT 71) and 18.  North east corner there is a Shell.  Kickstands up there at 8:30.  It's 158 miles to the Epic Ride, so one stop on the way for gas.

I’ll be at the shell 

Us bikers are getting a bad name. 

Will be there now. Saturday I was going to bail because no children or wife and I was going to scrub carpets. 

Sunday I can do. 

1 hour ago, CrazySkullCrusher said:

Triple it and you've got yourself a land missile

 

Not looking for a land missle. 

1 hour ago, CrazySkullCrusher said:

Buy my fucking bandit.

$800

4 hours ago, ricer1 said:

I am wondering why you would want to buy a Ninja 250? It is the perfect starter bike, I bought a 2008 that was six months old for my son to ride as a beginer bike and he decided not to ride. I almost gave it away to my nephew to learn when he was 16. I got the Ninja 250 to 100 MPH one time on I271 and it took 20 minutes. It's a great first bike because you can never go too fast to get in trouble. I nicked named it the "shifter", because you were constantly shifting. As a previous poster stated, there are many other bikes, maybe a little older that would be better choices, unless it for a first bike. Ok, ok, all three of my bikes are 1000 cc bikes and I am used to that kind of power. JMHO!

Lol first bike. I’m looking for a second bike. Something just to throw my leg over And put around 

https://www.state8.com/inventory/2008-kawasaki-ninja-250r-peninsula-oh-44264-2376194i

8 hours ago, TimTheAzn said:

GM is awesome! Did you know that they gave you a quick and easy way of getting your radio lights to come on? All I have to do is hit my dash a few times and the rest of my buttons will light up! Way ahead of their time, I mean Kohler just started marketing those faucet within the last few years with the touch on/off features. GM is way ahead of the curve.

Lol my trailblazer was the same way 

1 hour ago, Casper said:

Put your arms up, and step away from the MS Paint. 

It’s so slow at work tonight. 

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23 hours ago, CrazySkullCrusher said:

Fender delete and spools today. Turn signals arrive next week. Vast improvement over stock.

If I can wake up.