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This works best with lead shot fill 1/2 way and then put silicone in each end and push it down to the shot to hold it in place If your hand are getting tingly and numb this will help.

Some where after 21 and 77 merge depends on how I feel in the morning It will be my only day off this week and next week so do not look to hard.

link no longer works https://goo.gl/maps/gtbLbACpDVQ2 I work until midnight but will try and make this and pick you up along the way.

Do not drink and drive someone texting may hit you and they will think it is your fault.

This summer if you are looking for a Interesting place to ride to you may want to stop and check out the Ohio Veterans' Memorial Park It is located at 8005 Cleveland Massillon Rd Clinton, OH New this year is the Family Of Heroes Hall It has 32,000 dog tags hanging from the ceiling. Each dog tag, hanging from the pavilion ceiling, represents an Ohio Fallen soldier from WWI to the present

I see a few of the Harley riders are named Rick I guess we are just a bunch of Dicks

You guys just cant make up your minds Harleys are to dam slow to be Squids LOL

SQUIDS This term is used by Harley riders for new riders on crotch rockets. Squids = Squirrely Kids. Think of what a squirrel looks like when crossing a busy 4 lane highway darting all over. Sometimes they make it Sometimes they don’t.

The trade off Metrics break down less often but sometimes take weeks to get the parts in for the repair. With Harleys 99% of the time you will get your bike back the same day or at least the next. My 2012 Harley has over 40,000 miles and has spent less then 3 days total in the shop for repairs. Hope you back to riding.

I really like the wind excuse even though there are no leaves moving on any of the bushes I did not notice any other problems except for him not paying any attention to what he was doing. Glad he was not hurt worse.

I am claiming lack of sleep Yep thats it.

I got suckered in to that one Thanks.

11 STATES AGREE To Implement And Enforce MOTORCYCLE CURFEW! The U.S Department of Transportation who admittedly placed pressure on state representatives to implement the ordinance within their respective states are hopeful that representatives across the country will take notice and agree to implement and enforce the curfew within their states by late 2016. According to U.S Department Transportation representative Donald McCarthy, the ordinance was born out of a necessity. According to statistics published on the U.D.O.T website, approximately 7,342 motorcyclist fatalities occurred across the country throughout 2015. This is an almost 20% increase to the 6,120 fatalities reported in 2015. The statistics found on the U.D.O.T website indicate that roughly 47% of motorcyclist fatalities in both 2014 and 2015 reportedly occurred during the hours of 10:30 PM – 4:45 AM. Representatives from the 11 states that have agreed to the ordinance(South Dakota, Florida, Washington, Arkansas, California, New Hampshire, Indiana, Nevada, South Carolina, Utah, & Kentucky), have said that their states will be implementing the ordinance as soon as early April 2016 and expect all motorcyclists to be in compliance immediately upon implementation. All states have agreed to implement the ordinance by July 3rd 2016. The penalties motorcyclists will accrue for non-compliance of the ordinance may vary slightly from state to state, however most state representatives have indicated they will be following the below recommendations provided by the U.S Department of Transportation. First Offense: $100 Penalty Second Offense: $250 Penalty & Vehicle Impounded Third Offense: $500 Penalty, Vehicle Impounded, 90-day Motorcycle License Suspension. Fourth Offense: $1,000 Penalty, Vehicle Impounded, 182-day Motorcycle License Suspension The U.S Department of Transportation is hopeful that the ordinance will drastically reduce the amount of motorcyclist fatalities in 2016, however the ordinance is seen as an inconvenience to many motorcycle owners. The most common concern voiced by motorcyclists within the impacted states is simple- they are responsible citizens who practice motorcycle safety and they don’t want the government to dictate their transportation decisions. Additional concerns include citizens who rely upon a motorcycle as their primary means of transportation to and from work within the hours of 11:00 PM – 6:00 AM and the multiple motorcycle rallies that will be impacted.

On the bike I would flee every time. It would be too easy to get rammed on the bike with one hand off the bars even with cruise control. Run away live to fight another day.

MP 40 Shield with extended mag and Talon grips in a Fobus Tactical right hand draw paddle holster. You can make it rain in seconds from any position.

If by chance she did get convicted. Would her Secret Service Team have to go with her after all she was at one time the First Lady and she will have them for protection for the rest of her life. She would running the prison in no time with her armed guards

You are absolutely right But you have to stop this you are taking the fun out of these posts LOL

What are the provisions if Hillary gets elected into the presidency and then gets convicted? Do we keep paying her salary? How would a conviction after the election change things? Would she be forced to step down? Would she be impeached?