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Joe, I'll take the AS back protector insert.

Needs more skulls, then it would be perfect.

Always have a good time in Chiraq. Love the food.

Put me next in line. I suck so bad, it can't matter the quality of my set.

Lots of ghetto folk in shit neighborhoods have ebt cards. Ghetto folk in shit neighborhoods shoot each other at disproportionately higher rates than normal folks in less shifty situations, and skew the violence statistics in the favor of dirty gun-grabbing, emotion-appealing, "ambulance" chasing, panic inducers. Therefore, give ghetto folk access to legal, government sponsored guns.

Man, my son has the same ride. May have to give it a few upgrades. Nice work.

Congrats.

Congrats on the new ride, looks like fun.

Picked up PC version, no longer need. Game is incredible. Can meet in Westerville in the evenings, or downtown in the day during the week.

$35 obo.

I'm sorry for your loss Tim, I can't imagine how tough it is.

So Chad Lindsey (Alabama, graduated) is to be a buckeye.

Andre Johnsonless

 

We have to close this thread now. Anymore jokes beyond this fine observation, would be dickless.

Haha, nice! Congrats on the new toys.

I really want to ride the Grom, looks fun as hell.

I feel your pain.

 

http://www.columbusracing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=107448

Congrats on the new ride.

Network?

Nice work!

Tend to agree, 530lbs is practically svelte compared some of my buddies cruisers. Of course both of my CBRs are right at 400 or less.

 

I rode dirt bikes growing up starting around age 8. As an adult did some occasional trailriding with family and friends. I've always wanted a street bike, but didn't get one till last year. Recently picked up my second, and I'm thoroughly hooked, and really enjoying it. Of course drivers still stress me the fuck out.

Worth it for the flipped car cutout.

Burn out you puss

 

I've been out in the garage for an hour and a halfish, hit all four sides with the dish soap and water mix a few times, each pass seemed to make a small dent in the big greasy lines. Switched from a rag to an abrasive sponge for a few dish soap passes, then switched to a rag with 50/50 iso (thanks Ryan), seems to have knocked out 95% of it or better. I expect some easy carving should scrub off any residual bits.

If its on the rear just do a sweet burn out. :fuckyeah:

 

that's plan b.

Cool, I'll give dish soap a try tonight, and hopefully that's that, thanks.

So I guess the guy that sold me the CBR used tire shine to dress the tires for the sale pics, problem is it appears to have also got onto the actual contact surface as well. Is a soapy water solution the best cleaner to use on bike tires? Is a degreaser too aggressive? It looks pretty slick and I want it as clean as possible.

 

Thanks,

 

Rob