Helmutt

Oops, the gun and 50,000rds then Better?

Most likely because the neck option was ordered that way and possibly mismatched by whoever placed the order, did you buy it used? If used, someone else may have bolted on the dual scale. A lot of the dinky's I've seen were typically shortscale necks at 22 fret, but options galore on most of these so dinky 24's aren't uncommon. Seems like a nice 6'r but what year is it? By the looks of the neck joint and the pickup models, I'm guessing it to be at least 6-7 years old or more. Still well worth the price, and backplates can be bought for $15-$20 so I wouldn't let this go for less than $250. Case included? I know a guy looking for an electric, and I'd buy this if I needed another......let ya know if he's biting Edit - you saying Dinky body had me thinking this was a Dinky. Performers are 90's guits arent they? Sorry for the flurry of questions, I'm an Ibanez guy and not as versed in Jackson

Ask your buddy to fork over all the info he has on this for you to post up. This would be a fun and worthy piece at $400-$500 pricetag with the extras, but nothing near $800 from what I'm finding online unless he's throwing in 5000 rds of ammo

That could haul some deadly little explosives, you're just a 7ch away from adding bombay doors and dropping a burning bag of shit on the Whitehouse lawn:D In all seriousness, its pretty pathetic how the public can react to a 'toy' when it portrays something warlike and disagrees with THEIR ideas of fun. With the internet allowing much more publicly expressed personal opinions, disapproval is far more apparent than prior generations. Just think how much worse the reaction would've been in the Vietnam era if they had the media freedom we have available today total BS, but a whole 'nuther topic of discussion

Who all here instructs at MidO?

My plan is to hit the gates with ZERO intentions of displaying bad habits, but I'm sure a few will naturally spill out the first couple sessions since all I know is all I know. I'm going there to forget what I'm doing wrong, and learn what I need to do right.

I know I have trouble with throttle ap, how soon and how much.....but my bike is all wrong to begin with and surely needs some attention with susp setup. Someday I'd like a cheap track specific machine and really learn what I'm capable of doing instead of tiptoeing around corners, slowly braking in, and slowly powering out, but the vast majority of my experience are random courses planned out on my local backroads; and albeit fairly clean surfaces ( usually, that is ), they're far from a good learning tool. I plan to hit MidO this year for sure so you guys can school me the right way. I understand a good bit of the physics mentally, with how perpetual/centrifugal forces work with/against the bike and rider - but I definitely need to physically learn the way these forces FEEL and how their limits apply in a real world environment at the track......but not beyond the limits to where a shovel is needed to get back to the pits

Cripes! A 16 minute ammo sale.....I didnt stand a chance

That's right........who the hell was I thinking of? Sorry, my head's at work but my brain is still home in bed

Was a hell of a good set of heats/mains - Milsaps came out swinging again this season and actually got the W. Stewart needs to quit putting his feet down on the berms or he won't have any good knees left Villopoto got a shit start and hit the dirt just under halfway through the main, instantly he was limping again so his 3peat possibilities are dwindling if his knee is torn again. I was pleasantly surprised with Malcolm Stewarts early jump towards the front, and a decent finish in 5th so there's hope for him since it seems he can keep it on 2 better than his brother most races, but James did manage to keep control this time and finished top 10 at least - probably due to his knee hurting from the practice crash. Barcia finished further out than I expected since he was in the top 3 off the start, but his fitness may not be quite up to par with the heavier machine, 5 more laps, and better riders to contend with. A few mistakes on his part set him back some but he can typically make that time back up.....guess the elite class is going to MAKE him prove his worth, and do so "cleanly":D I'm excited to see this weekends continuation and surely will get better with every stop all season long - 2013's rockin' so far!

That's too bad the infant passed as well. Her family is enduring quite an ordeal, and wish all the power in the world for them to persevere :rip:

Deepest condolences to you, her family, and especially to her infant child who will never know a Mother's love. Hope all is well with you, the baby, and the family gets through this toughest of times. All are in our thoughts

From what I've read, this seems to be the trend. Logic & politics will never marry, at least where it's deemed sensible to those that ARE talented in common sense

So what I've gathered here is that America rules no matter what country we're whoopin, I want an Apache helicopter too, Jack Nicholson just says everything with more conviction than anyone, Haaji's are descendants of cockroaches, and Pokey should be on the news......got it

Welcome new fella!

Good luck man, I've been striking out everywhere I check

Anyone who can make it out, please do - giving up Indy Supercross weekend for this get together so make it memorable since I'll be 29 for the eleventh time!

Is it open to the public to spectate? Or is this strictly a military invite only?

Would I be allowed to come into the shop to have something done? Dont want to put either of you guys in a position to get in any trouble over this

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