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Two minimum.

Nailed it. Needs to be in my garage. Also, not motorcycle specific. Quads fit great. Even saw a guy make sides and use it for mulch.

That blasted WR will hopefully be out of your hair soon. Lol.

That's perfect. I would certainly appreciate it. I just want to load the bike up and see what my tie-down options are. I'd like to be able to wrap soft straps around the lower triple and tie down from there. Then use canyon dancers to stabilize side to side movement. Just want to make sure it'll work before I drop the coin. Would you mind sending me a PM with your number and we can figure a time that'll work?

Interested in a pair.

Can you get the head magnafluxed?

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Hate to say this, but your lawyer friend might not have looedk at precedent. There are several cases throughout the country where lawsuits have already happened. Poker runs, charity rides, group rides, etc. Like I said before, it doesn't matter if it's a case you could win. You'd still have to pay to defend yourselves. You likely would be fine. Odds are nobody is going to sue you. But that's a risk you'll have to take. It's like driving without car insurance. You'll probably be fine, but then accidents happen. By the way, waivers mean very little in court. They help, but aren't foolproof.

You drink anything. That doesn't count. Who has the video of Gump dancing at Beer Fest?

You've named it, make shirts for it, and now have a website for it. It's an organized event. I don't mean to be Debbie downer, but you have to be prepared. Even if you win, you still have to pay for your defense attorney.

The domain is registered to you I assume. That's one link. Plus your threads/posts here. If I get a subpoena, I'll be required by law to turn over anything I have. If you're interested in doing it legit, let me know. I'd be more than happy to help/offer advice. Ohio Riders is an LLC for this exact reason. It doesn't cost much. Your best bet would be to set up a charitable non-profit organization, or 501©(3). I'd suggest raising money for cancer research. It's a cause near and dear to many of us. Get a blanket insurance policy for the non-profit to cover all events. To keep with your free thing, have a free ride option. But also have a not free one that include t-shirts, maps, etc as part of the registration. Encourage donations or fundraising. Donate all proceeds to said cause. Doing this enables corporate sponsorship. Sell spots on the back of the t-shirts. Again, donate all proceeds. You can likely get the shirts donated by a local shop. You could even organize an after-party, or get a local restaurant/bar to sponsor an "unofficial" after party. I'm pretty sure I offered all this advice the first time you guys did this ride, but here it is again. If you want any help, let me know. If this ride goes legit, I'd be ecstatic to have OR's logo on it. A while back I registered www.ohioriders.org in hopes that I'd start a charity side of OR. If you're interested, we could look into doing your event under that umbrella.

http://www.roadracingworld.com/news/bad-will-goodwill-industries-sues-wera-race-for-millions-over-logos-it-left-on-sold-truck/ WTF?

If someone wrecks on your ride, there's probably something you could've done to prevent it. This means civil lawsuit. When we did Roll On Columbus (a non-riding event), we were required to carry a $1M insurance policy. This is why I didn't want the Ohio Riders name on the event. As a sponsor I could be named in a civil case. There's a reason nobody organizes rides like this for free. Get a lawyer. Get a release form. File for an LLC (protects personal assets from lawsuits). Get a blanket insurance policy. Cover your ass man.

You should probably talk to a lawyer and an insurance agent before doing this. I'd hate to see you guys get sued.

I don't think you can just go there though. It's a camp for under privileged kids. They also do corporate events. But I don't think it's open to the public. I volunteer there occasionally.

Wish I could justify the cost. I just don't shoot enough.

I had no idea we had a high ropes course in Columbus. That's awesome.

Model number 3850DD3006A. It's the type with the flat front. All controls are on the top of the door, concealed when closed. LED lights on front indicate what stage it's in. Had a small leak from underneath. Could be a hose. No idea. We planned on changing out our appliances soon anyways so figured why not start with the dishwasher. Bought it from HH Gregg Highlines when we bought the house. It was around $1000 new. Make us an offer. I want it gone. Comes with all hoses, manuals, etc. We have matching side by side fridge, electric glass top stove, and microwave/hood vent if you're interested in a combo. Those all work great and are still in our kitchen. We are switching them out because I want a gas stove and fridge with the bottom freezer. Don't judge me.

Pretty sure there's not a beer sold in Ohio I haven't tried. Four sixes is fine.

Not Bud Light. Surprise me. Light, dark, IPA, porter, whatever. I actually have two you can have. One may have a burned up compressor, but could just be internal breaker. That one for sure has the hose attachment.

I have one that you can pick up cheap. Not sure about the hose attachment. You can always make one. It blows my breaker in the basement, but not in the kitchen. I think probably because of everything else I have on that circuit (servers for Ohio Riders). The one before it didn't, and the new one doesn't. Just a disclaimer. You can have it for a case of good beer.

I have a Saddlemen on the Daytona. I like it.

Awesome. Todd is a good dude.

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I emailed them asking about the Helibars. The problem is Helibars are solid, so there's no place for the insert. I think they may make a model that will fit. I'm weighing all of the options at this point.