nautical1

I wish I was closer to the lake, but the username comes from spending my entire life boating lake erie over in Marblehead and Kelleys.

In the Kent/Ravenna area.

Here are a couple miscellaneous items laying around that I have no need for. 1 & 2. Front & Rear Stand. SOLD 3. Passenger Seat. This is in great condition and looks new. $20 4. Passenger Pegs. Also in great condition. $20 5. Mirrors/Turn Signal. These do have spray tint on the lenses but I don't know how dark it is, I never tried them. SOLD

Fieldsheer Mercury 2.0 Pants, Size 31-33 waist - $40 $30 Comes with zip in insulated liner. Knox Contour Back Protector Tour Model, Large - $60 $40 If you have any questions feel free to ask.

Since the bike sold I have a bunch of gear laying around that needs a new home. None of this has ever been crashed in and has always been stored inside. I'm not sure how to price these but I think what I'm asking is fair, but feel free to make offers. HJC CL-15 Helmet, Size Small - $40 $25 This was worn once and it's too small for me so I have no need for it. Comes with HJC carrying bag. Scorpion Exo-500 Helmet, Size Large - $50 $30 Has about a season and a half on it. Medium sized padding will also fit in this helmet. Comes with Scorpion carrying bag. Bell Vortex Helmet, Size Medium - $70 $50 Worn for less than a full season. Has small paint chip as you can see on the white part of the chin in the first pic. Comes with Bell carrying bag. Held Evo-thrux Gloves, Size 9 - $50 $35 Probably the best gloves I've ever had.

Just sold.

I figured this would've sold by now, so here's another price drop so I can furnish our new nursery! $4,250 takes it.

Bump. I'll take $4,400. If it doesn't sell for that I'll just keep it around for the rare times I can get out on it.

Thanks for the kind words guys. Also for anyone interested, I will throw in the stands pictured as well.

In the Kent/Ravenna area.

I have this on craigslist but I figured I'd list it here as well, maybe someone will be interested. I just don't have much free time to enjoy it so I'd rather sell it to someone who will use it more than I can. Up for sale is my 2007 Suzuki GSXR 600. I purchased the bike with under 8,000 miles on it and it currently has 13,456 miles on it but that is subject to change since I still take it out once and awhile. The bike is ready for the summer with new oil and OEM filter in it. I change the oil every 2,500 miles or at the start of the season with Rotella T6. The bike has always been garage kept and well maintained. The bike does look like it was tipped over at some point in its life since the left side has a few minor scratches on it and the last picture shows how it looks up close. Also, the low fuel indicator light stays on due to a bad sensor, but I prefer to rely on the odometer so I haven't replaced it. - There is a brand new Dunlop Q2 tire that I had put on at the end of the year by DucRX that only has roughly 3-400 miles on it. - The front tire is a Pirelli Diablo Supercorsa that has roughly 3k miles on it. - The chain is cleaned and lubricated every 3-500 miles and the chain tension is checked every other cleaning. - The radiator was flushed and refilled at 10,000 miles. - At 10,000 miles I also relocated the rectifier/regulator to a cooler area just as a precaution. The bike also has some extras which include: - ASV levers - Moto-Elite bar end mirrors - Hotbodies LED front turn signals - Frame sliders - Carbon fiber rear hugger - Progrip tank protector - Scorpion carbon fiber slip on exhaust - Color matched rear seat cowl - 12v plug on the tail fairing To also go with the bike I have the OEM mirrors with turn signals, passenger seat and original tool kit. I also have gear that I'd be willing to sell as well. Here's the damage. There's also another small mark on the tail fairing. Thanks for looking.

If you could post it up that'd help. And for the same reason you stated RVT is the reason I may attempt to refelt it myself and save a few hundred dollars. As for the condition of the rails I'm not sure. The pool table is at least 30 years old and has sat for the last 10-15 at a family members house. They were offering it to me for free if I moved it, so now I have a pool table in my basement that just needs new felt (hopefully). How do I go about checking the condition of the rails? As it sits now the slate is still off the table until I get it positioned where I want it.

Has anyone here done this by themselves or with a friend? I have an 8x4 table that needs new felt so I'm contemplating ordering felt online and giving it a shot myself, the problem is I don't know if I'll be getting in over my head and if I should just pay to have it done. I've seen several videos on how it's done, but they make it look easy (which can be misleading) so I'm hoping for a little bit of input for those who have done this themselves. Thanks.

Seems like making sure cash is in hand and that they have an understanding if they wreck it then they buy it is the way to go. I just want to make sure that should anything happen, I don't get screwed. Thanks for the input everyone.

I'm contemplating selling my gsxr come spring (since this time of year obviously isn't ideal) but my biggest concern is with people who may want to test ride it. It's pretty easy to turn away someone not genuinely interested, but for those that are do you require some sort of cash up front, proof of endorsement and insurance? Maybe type up some sort of agreement that if it's wrecked the person agrees to buy it? I'm curious as to what kind of stipulations you all use.

Same here, I'm no longer active there but I lurk from time to time. And 150 isn't hard but the average person doesn't have much of a clue how to make a proper setup to do so, that's all. But I was never really into showing off numbers, I just enjoyed a well balanced system.

I assume that was with a termlab? And how much power were you running with those Fi's? 150's are quite an accomplishment, unless of course you're Mike Singer or someone of the likes. This thread made me think of my old camaro running two DC Audio level 3's. It was only powered by a US Amp md1d pushing ~1200w but the hatch on the 4th gen camaros made it sound pretty good, but definitely nothing crazy. Also, are you on SMD?

Depending how much of an audiophile you are you may want to try buying used to stay around your price range, but even then it may be hard especially if you want wireless. If you're not too picky with little details then a simple HTIB (home theater in box) may be just fine as well for you. Newegg also has good deals on electronics as well. But Crazy is right, if you run everything through the receiver then it must be on to watch TV, but you may already know that.

If I was closer I'd be all over it, but a three hour drive will cost me more in gas than the pads cost!