jacobhawkins

Got a pellet gun today. Thing is not sneaky at all! Much louder than anticipated. Oh well. Gotta dial in the scope at dads house, rabbit massacre is coming.

The thing about the ORC and Columbus rules that is confusing is the part about explosives. If my "airgun" pushes a pellet with a spring really fast, is that an explosive? I would argue not. Since we're a farm, maybe I could get a nuisance permit. "No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged any firearm, airgun or other instrument used to explode any cartridge or thing filled with any explosive substance or material"

I need to kill some rabbits. Now. Little rascals are trying to eat Katie's veggies and we can't have that. Also I like to eat rabbits. I live in the city, so I'm curious about pellet guns and their legality and sneakyness level. Anyone here in the know about such things?

Yep, I'll take the blame for that. Posted for the first time in forever about a track day. Day gets canceled.

I'll be at NCM both days 23/24.

Windscreen for a 1999 Ducati 900SS.

See the above pic. She'll be back and faster than ever.

Yikes. My doc just cauterized em. Whatever does the trick I guess? Guess I'm gonna have to find that thread. Hope it's all good now bud.

Hey guys, I'm Jacob. I live in Columbus and own a few motorcycles. Note I said own, not ride. *Humor engaged* Been a wild year and I'm hoping to be a full keyboard warrior once again. Highlights include (ahem, lame excuses), Katie went full time on the farm on our property, our son Lucas was born, and a major remodel on the house is mostly done. Dreams for this season: more track time, mini racing with Luke, maybe a street ride or two. Well, what have y'all been up to?? I have some catching up to do.

I love my '14 675R. Nothing wrong with turning a sportbike into a track only bike. I tried to do double duty with mine, but after a year of swapping bodywork, full track for me. Have fun!

Thanks guys, Lucas Eugene will be a staple figure at future motorcycle events. I look forward to introducing him to many of you. Katie's doing great, no meds, girl's a fucking beast. 16 hours labor to get the 7lb 2oz 21" scream machine out.

Vintage Day race bike, if I ever get a free minute. Katie made a small human on Monday morning, so I'm one handed for a bit.

Some of it, I'll be getting a lot of help from Jake Brown at The Dyno Shop in Powell. Once the heads are free, I'll be doing the machine work on them. If the cam gears need adjusted, I'll do that myself also but I don't know exactly what to do. That's where I'll rely on his expertise, I can follow directions.

She's out! Big thanks to @what for all the help.

Not been on much lately, so happy to pop on to see this!

You might notice I'm not riding a Triumph in these pictures. Gingerly riding a less than 100 mile old GSXR1000. Weird to still be accelerating past the kink. Obviously lots of fun to have that much power available (65 more wheel HP on the same dyno). Thing revs real quick and handles pretty well. It's set up for a bigger rider so it was stiff. Lot more work on my wrists, guess I need to think about how I brace myself more. Didn't want to push it, I can see how with a little more time it would be an absolute monster. Still love the Daytona, but damn!

No problem, thanks.

One of those airbag vests, delivered by this Friday. Whatcha got?

Just bought my ticket and camping pass. Andy and I will be getting up there Friday evening.

Somebody buy this bike. Shes real clean, no issues, and frankly, as Pauly aluded to, a bargain.

Yep, I'll be there this year. I think @what and I are getting a camp spot. I'm bringing a trailer with pit bikes and doing another test run for our Watkins Glen trip with the new tow vehicle.

Remember the little drive she took in the new wagon? Sport+ down the on ramp!! Get on it! haha At least she has a dirt bike to learn a little how they handle so if she ever decides to get an ADV or street bike it'll come easier. Can't find it now, but Katie and I saw a stand up comedian tell a joke about at the minimum teaching your daughter enough about mechanical things to not be impressed by a guy with a V6 Mustang. The fact that she rides on a CBR1000 pretty regularly should take of that! Nice work my friend.

She's a beast! When is she getting her own bike?

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Yep, Hoblick did the seals on my FJR a while back, no issues, ready for me when I got there, good work, fair price etc.