2fat2fly

Welcome to the forum.

This is a win for everybody that loves racing.

Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forum.

Active duty, reservist,Retiree,National Guard and even you pond pirates in the Coast Guard....from one Vet to another, thanks for your service.

I was down there in July for a week. There was alot of road construction going on at that time. I don't know if that had anything to do with this wreck or not, but if you've driven there in the construction traffic you'll understand how messed up it is.

Good job. I had Foy's in mind when I made the challenge. What's the next one?

Thanks.

Now you're educated enough to know the Ninja is at the top of the sport bike evolutionary chain.

This is from the Bikeweek Prostar drag race in March 2000 at Gainesville, Florida. This is Rickey Gadson riding a Muzzy ZX7R built for the Pro Superbike Class. The rules allowed nitrous,slicks and wheelie bars....The bikes were awesome to watch and pure sex to look at when their clothes (fairings) were off.

Aaron Yates' ZX7R

I was scanning my old pictures onto my computer tonight and I found these old photos I took at Mid-Ohio in 1999. Thought I'd share them. Doug Chandler's ZX7R's

Sorry to hear about your friend. Unfortunately we can't help a person if they never let anyone know they need help.

Welcome.

If you don't have a ccw get one and then keep your gun on you at all times and keep it loaded until this tool moves or you move. Keep a copy of the police report and report anything that looks like he's messing with/stalking you. Hopefully he's not going down that road, but until you know for sure cover your butt.

The winner gets life in prison....until the next one gets caught, then she can fight for her life again.

I agree with everyone else. It's not your hand to play.

+1:)

Verify the VIN tag on the frame matches the title.

I can't argue with you. All your points are valid and I'm personally hoping that Illinois decides that it's not cost effective to let her keep breathing.

Hopefully!

And Illinois isn't a death penalty state, apparently. If there was ever a reason for it, here it is.

The original intent of this thread was to point out the idiocy of the lawsuits that were brought against this company by people who did stupid things that caused injuries to themselves. You've subverted it to a discussion of 7 year olds running around a garage unsupervised causing accidents. Now you're making it a commercial for a subscription to consumer reports. All the while you're still supporting my original suggestion that Darwinism works. Why would you let a 7 year old in a garage unsupervised? That makes no sense to me.Now you're arguing over flame arresting spouts? Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't a cap (when properly installed) a flame arresting device? If you don't know this, why are you playing with gas cans? If you want to argue,please start your own thread. You're boring me.

I don't know of any gas cans sold today that don't have lids. If the parent didn't properly put it on the can we're back to a negligent parent. If the can doesn't have a lid then it's unserviceable. Will you use an unserviceable/unsafe gas can in your house?