Kent2406

Born in 71. I can remember walking to the gas station and buying cigarettes for my parents. Metal Tonka trucks were my favorite and pretty much indestructible. Evel Knievel..........

Soooo, the answer is 4, right?

WTF! WOW, alrighty then!

I understand that documents created in Microsoft can be opened with Open Office but how about the other way around?

Thinking the same thing! What the hell is sailor moon?

Yeah, I would normally be down too since I'm right down the rode in Strasburg but after todays ride to Columbus, my old age and the trouble I'm about to go look for tonight, I don't think I'll make it. Definitely next time!

Had a good time guys and gals! Definitely gonna meet up with you all again this summer. I managed to stay dry on the return home trip, but the further north I went, the colder it got. Damn Ohio weather! Oh yeah, the little ZZR600 pulled a 100.9.

Ah man, I should have checked this earlier. Which way you guys heading, maybe I'll see you on the way down. I was planning on taking SR36 accross.

I'm going! I'd ride down to Coshocton to meet up with you kawi kid but that's a little too early for my blood. Especially with the alcohol content that I plan on consuming tonight.

Holy crap! He does amazing work!

Yeah, reimbrandt definitely does some awesome work. Those look sweet, he does an amazing job! Does he have a website or somewhere that has pictures of his work? Cornell would love to see his work. The majority of Ballistic's clientele are in the go-kart, midget racing series and they usually don't want helmets like those you posted. Those go-kart guys are weird like that. Just thought I would share, the more information available the better for everyone.

If your looking for a custom paint job for your helmet, check out Ballistic Designs, http://www.ballistic-designs.com/ He is pretty much a one man shop from Dover, Oh. Most of his clientele is from the go-kart racing series, midget racing and other types of racing. If you have been to any races in Ohio or Pennsylvania in the last few years, chances are you've seen his work going around the track. He's a good guy that does excellent quality work. Go to his web page and see samples of his work, you won't be disappointed.

I was wondering if they just buried him with the chair! I feel bad for the person that had to peel the two apart!

My horse

Hey man, if you look through my thread over here, http://www.kawiforums.com/zzr600-zx-6r-old-school/169118-kents-project-kawzzr.html You'll find my results of painting my tail section. I used rattle can paint from Colorite.com. Only reason I got it was so it matched the rest. Otherwise, I would have used Rustoleum. Actually, I did for the frame and it came out nice. I watched this guys videos, http://www.youtube.com/user/DIOSpeedDemon#p/u/347/U2j9EJXbR40 I found him to be annoying but his information and knowledge is pretty good. He's got a lot of videos, you'll have to dig around to find the ones about painting with rattle can.

Thanks everyone! Now if the weather would just straighten it's shit out, we could get our bikes out and keep them out!

Hello everyone, my name is Kent, glad to meet you all. I ride a 2005 Kawasaki ZZR600 that I have rebadged to it's original intentions, the 00'-02' ZX6R. A guy from another forum told me about this one, so I figured I'd check you all out. Looking forward to find out what's happening in Ohio this summer. Take care, Kent