jester3681

Debate is over. Mainstream media has declared Cleveland the winner.

Mainstream media also declared Obama the best president in a generation or two. I'm just saying, they don't have a particularly good track record.

Cleveland is full of rust and loud people (mostly Eye-tal-yuns). These are the only things I ever see when I drive through - rust and loud Eye-tal-yuns. It's like New Jersey, only less cosmopolitan and more rust.

To summarize, Cleveland = (New Jersey - What Little Class it Has) + (Rust).

Cannondale needs clear coat and put together and then I hit the trails this spring. Can't wait. Been too long.

Nexus it is then. Where can you get them at a retail store? Not seeing them at best buy.

I got my wife's straight from Google - shipped almost overnight from Kentucky. Just about everywhere but Best Buy has them - $199 for 16 gb, $249 for 32 gb.

I got my wife a Nexus 7 for Christmas - she hasn't put it down since. Our 4 and 3 year old both play with it too - get a case, it's sturdier than others make it out to be.

Nicely done!

Pretty bike man - congrats!

Nice.

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In the interest of full disclosure, I didn't really tow a yacht with a bicycle.

I used a bicycle to tow a 45-foot yacht once. Anything is possible.

Use the van, cheapass.

uh, yes. if not under warranty it could just use some grease on the shaft. they'll put a new starter in it.

Or... if it's not under warranty, they charge you diagnostic (likely $100), and then tell you what's wrong. Then fix it, presumably. If it's belts, expect it to a) not be under warranty, and b) cost about $150. In addition to that $100.

Welcome to the world of flat rate technicians.

Replace the chrome muffler bearings

You joke, but at Nissan, we actually had muffler bearings.

Some OEM oil filters have a check valve to keep oil from draining back into the oil pan when a vehicle sits. If you're using a FRAM (or other) filter, it may be allowing oil to drain back into the crank case and in a cold-start situation, cause the noise you're hearing. Using OEM filter may help? Little metal parts make a ton of noise in sub-freezing temps, as well, but based on what you described, I'd try an oil change with OEM filter if you don't have one on it.

It didn't work at the hotel yesterday, all day. At home today it works fine. I blame Ben, he makes an easy target.

Price is high and older BMWs will nickel and dime you to death. Those 740s were top of the line, $80,000 cars. They were technical marvels, with all sorts of easily broken electronic do-dads. Parts are priced accordingly - expensive. 7-series BMWs also hold their value like a porn star after 30.

Try clearing your DNS cache.

Android:

- Perform hard reboot (pull battery, wait 30 seconds, replace battery)

iOS:

- Turn airplane mode on for 10 seconds, then turn airplane mode off

or

- Reboot phone

Windows:

- Start -> Run -> type cmd, press enter

- At command prompt, type ipconfig /flushdns

Linux:

- /etc/rc.d/init.d/nscd restart

Mac:

- dscacheutil -flushcache

or

- lookupd -flushcache

ORDN Admin:

- Fix website

And sold - lock it up!

It's been 24hrs without a better offer...I claim myself the winner.

Please PM me your address and I'll pick it up.

Kthanks!

Sold to this dude - lock it up!

My wife gave me a more entertaining offer than your $100 to keep it, sir. But less entertaining than $190.

I have a $200 Macy's Gift Card from Christmas - I'll sell for $190 OBO. I live near the Macy's at Easton, I can meet you there.

CL deal fell through - buy it up!

Bump - this may be sold on CL, first dibs to OR folks!

Well. It doesn't do anything well.

Beat me to it!

Just like you see at the gym. I bought it and have only used it once - they just put in a bike path by the house - don't need it anymore. OR Price is $225 OBO - see CL ad.

http://columbus.craigslist.org/bik/3550643704.html

Up for sale is a used Life Fitness LifeCycle Model 9100 Upright exercise bike. This is a professional quality bike, bought used at a gym. I've only used it once since I bought it, but it works fine - they just put in a bike path across the street from the house, so no more need for this. Help keep that New Year's resolution! Only fault is that the battery door is missing. Stock photo shown. Do your research - these are at least $750 online!