Mary#17

Yeah! It's has a shocking amount of space. We fit two full on car seats in the back.  Thanks for the comments. We sold it this weekend!

Mary

Manual transmission. 47000 miles. Excellent condition. $14,250

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Red with black stripes. Black interior. Factory sport pack included the body color wheel flares - not black plastic.
6 speed manual trans
Double sunroof with shades (Panoramic)
Stainless steel aftermarket exhaust - sounds great, no drone and not too loud.
New tires last year
Brakes just done - new pads and rotors on all four corners
Heated seats
Bluetooth and USB phone hook up
Comes with a set of snow tires - this car was a tank in the snow.
Gets great gas mileage
Needs nothing.

Not interested in trades.

We usually have two full size car seats in the back, the kids LOVE this car. A lot bigger inside then it looks.

Oh, you just reminded me, there's a Harbor Freight in North Olmsted now too.

Hello all,

It doesn't look like anybody has posted this.  A Cycle Gear store just opened up in North Olmsted over by Target Plaza.  They seem to have a decent amount of gear, helmets and misc. oil etc...

Just wanted to pass the info along.  We don't really have any gear stores in Northeast Ohio so I thought people might find the info useful.

Mary

Ignore this one. computer wants to double post for some reason.

Well, I might as well never wash my bike either then?  I've never understood why some people feel washing or having something clean is a bad thing..............

Hey! it's cooler than black leather. Strictly talking temperature of course.

I like your suit. I had a lot of white on my leathers as well and you would think that would've deterred me from buying a white jacket but it didn't.

Ok. So I bought a new jacket and couldn't resist buying the white version of it. Well now I'm freaked out as to how I can even remotely keep this thing clean. Any ideas?  Thanks in advance for any suggestions!

Thanks for the write up. That's good to know. We go throw tires all to quickly so it's nice to know there's a place close to home to get them switched out.

Mary

We have the SMH10 and love it!

pm sent. Thanks

Welcome! My husband and I did a trip last year to WV and really enjoyed some of the roads we found. If you have the time and/or desire, I'd appreciate any suggestions on good roads as we will be going back a couple times this summer! Thanks!

Mary

Thanks for posting. Good to know.

Brian, What's the actual size of the Corse jacket? Thanks.

Mary

My husband and I got custom plugs made at the bike show a couple years ago and they are worth it.  The cheapo plugs always gave me headaches or killed my ears. 

Anybody know of any way to contact the Oakwood location? They have two promo banners in their service department that I've been offering to buy for a couple of years and I'd love to get a hold of them.

Thanks.

Mary

A Monster or a Triple.  Probably leaning toward the Monster especially now with the increased HP in the new Monster.

Mary

Great starter bike. The SV is also a good choice but it is a tallish bike so maybe not as good for a shorter rider.

Mary

That's pretty cool.

My husband and I have owned over 50 bikes and sold almost all of them private party and yes, we have always gotten a wad of cash upfront for any test rides plus license with valid mc endorsement.  Back during our racing days, we purchased at least 4 bikes that I can remember with salvage titles on bikes with less than 100 miles on them. We actually bought a Yamaha R6 with like 10 miles on it as the person basically crashed it on his way home from the dealership.  Look on any salvage site and you will see this is very common, hence the reason to get all the money up front.

You can also give the person the option to have the bike inspected at a dealership instead of a test ride if the person doesn't want to hand over his cash but they would need to pay the inspection fee. Usually $100 to $200 depending on how thorough an inspection they want.

Mary

Hmm. 328 looks interesting. I'll have to add that to the list. I agree with drc32-0, some of the roads he listed near hocking are nice. Some are freshly paved as well.

I like 278 especially south of 56 although the other side has some fun stuff too. More sweepers in the lake hope area.  Here's a route my husband and I do frequently.

Start in Lancaster. 374 south to 56. 56 west to gas station. turnaround and go back on 56.  56 to 356 south. then 50 west to 278 north. At 30, go to 78 and then 685. We turn around on 685 and then go back to 30 and over to 691 south. After that it depends on what hotel we are staying at.

I don't think you can go wrong with any of those roads. I'm not familiar with 328 or at least I don't remember it.

Mary

Good for you.

Ha! Shouldn't you be riding?

I know why i ride,i will just save my money and buy some gas and ride..

good for you.

The same arguments and rationale lived when seat belt usage became mandatory. I'm completely shocked that wearing a helmet isn't a federal law already.

I've always worn a helmet so this is fine with me.

Mary