JackFlash

There is not enough hunger in this country. The poor have it too easy. They are well paid to not work, and to continue to not work. They are provided clothing and shelter. They are given one or more cell phones. Hunger is a good motivator. It causes people to be creative. It gives them an incentive to achieve, to succeed. It inspires them to instill in their children a reason to be successful and to have a better life. Plant a person in your basement, give them a cell phone, meals, electricity, hot and cold running water, and some spending money. Then, send them out to get a job. What's their incentive? They have it easy. Their needs have been taken care of. Hunger is a good motivator. There are not enough hungry in this country. .

No worries, Goose. Go here >> http://ohioriders.net/index.php?/topic/104179-unofficial-ride-may-17-central-meet-and-ride-down/ .

We have a list of 55 riders among the follow skill levels. Fast Medium-Fast Medium Slow Cruiser and heavy touring This means we need at least 5 Leads and 5 Sweeps. Step up. Step up. Step up. .

Leads and sweep riders, raise your hand. There's a need for more than what is currently listed. Who has the skills to be up to the task? This is your chance to step up to the plate and take a position of leadership among your peers. Who's up? .

Me and some friends are meeting in Logan, Ohio on May 17th, for a big ride through some twisted roads in the lower part of the state and we welcome you to join us. Last May, there were around 70 riders that showed up from all over Ohio, some from Michigan, and at least one from Indianapolis. This ride is a big deal for the OhioRider community. You don't want to miss this if you can help it. Read the details here: http://ohioriders.net/index.php?/topic/103963-unofficial-spring-2014-epic-ride-may-17th/ Hope to see you there. .

Check out this thread from the guys meeting at Iron Pony. Last year they buzzed down US-33 E. Send ZxHooligan a PM if you want to link up with them when they cruise by, unless you just want to meet us all in Logan. http://ohioriders.net/index.php?/topic/104179-unofficial-ride-may-17-central-meet-and-ride-down/ Eat something before you leave home. We don't stop for meals. I always carry some beef jerky, trail mix, and Gatorade on the road. Some of us are dining together after the ride. Don't know where yet. All are welcome to join us. See you then. .

I know. I know. .

That's a cool floodwall you have down there. I checked it out last summer. Watch the posts. Some ride in N. Ky. .

A community of riders who eat their own. Welcome to the herd. You belong here. .

And as if it ever really mattered, I did find a parts list that shows a GSX1300RAL3 (2013) as having a "stay" for $12.33 USD. 44574-35F00 STAY $12.33 Details here. .

We're required by the rules of the forum to razz the shit out of anyone that doesn't cross all their t's and dot all their i's for the first two years. You are also required to give back as much crap as what is dished out to you. You found a home here among friends. .

It's way past time for a bloody revolution in this country. .

Dealer puts a Temporary Tag on for you. You have 30 days to register at the BMV ( ) where you get your regular tags. .

Here's another one. I had just fueled up. I saddled up and cruised off. I kept feeling something rubbing against my back. I stopped because I couldn't figure it out and it started bugging me. I discovered it was my tank bag sitting on top of my trunk bag. I always put it there when I fill up. I forgot to put it back on the tank. It's a good thing it didn't fall off. .

This is what you want. For fifty US dollars you can't beat it. The Basic Riders Course is what to sign up for. Some people take it every year just to brush up after those long Ohio winters. http://www.motorcycle.ohio.gov/basic_rider.stm Hope to see you somewhere on the road. .

I'll likely do a pre-ride ride before the event. I'll post a thread in case anyone would like to join me. Still deciding when. Don't have details yet. .

One hot summer day I pulled into a shady parking area for a little stretch. I carefully backed into a parking spot then enjoyed the cool shade while sending a few last minute texts. Finally I went to step off the bike and leaned it onto the kickstand, the one that wasn't down yet. Trying to right the bike while still sitting on it, with only one leg, while it continued it's slow descent, was just a bit more than I was prepared for. I gently laid it down, and quickly snatched it back up before anyone could see. There was a car parked a half dozen spaces away but the guy never noticed. I walked off as if it hadn't occured. . .

It won't let me post the parts diagram. The part number is the same for each item. .

These are from 2012, but could they be the same? 2012 Suzuki Hayabusa (GSX1300R) OEM Parts Item # 23 possibly? (E03) http://www.suzukipartshouse.com/oemparts/a/suz/505a1b7bf8700203b4ed1dd5/fuel-tank-gsx1300r-l2-e03 ...and here, item # 23? (E28) http://www.suzukipartshouse.com/oemparts/a/suz/505a1b7ff8700203b4ed1dd6/fuel-tank-gsx1300r-l2-e28 ...or how about here, item # 23? (E33) http://www.suzukipartshouse.com/oemparts/a/suz/505a1b84f8700203b4ed1dd7/fuel-tank-gsx1300r-l2-e33 They didn't have a list for the 2013 posted yet. .

Just a little feedback from a PM between me and another rider from last year. Perhaps a few adjustments should be considered. Me: How did you feel about the organization of the ride, when everything was getting started? Any suggestions or changes you would make? How did things go at the fuel stop? Was it a ball of confusion or a mass of congestion? Give me some feedback, if you don't mind. Not Me: There are a few things that were confusing. Maybe next time some signage at the meet point to get everyone grouped when they roll in. Fast, Med. etc. Our leader was great but almost got us going the wrong way. So maybe a map for each leader/sweep. We stopped right away after we started the ride for gas which didn't make sense as everyone was already filled up from the meet point. Then we rode the rest of the ride without a stop...you could tell the riders were getting fatigued. Doing a lot of stretching etc. So maybe adding an extra stop in there. There's time to review the after-ride comments from previous events in order to fine tune future events. It's seems a few things should be considered not just from this one person's viewpoint but from others that were posted as well, from last year and before. .

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Work is set to begin this Monday, April 14, on a project to resurface 18 miles of State Route 79 in Licking County. SR 79 will be resurfaced from Main St. in Newark, north through Wilkins Run and Fallsburg, to the Coshocton County line. Traffic will be maintained at all times by flaggers. Motorists are advised to SLOW DOWN and use caution when driving through this area.

It's the “fastest mouse in all Mexico" on a 'busa. Welcome to the mad house where the lunatics have taken over the asylum. .