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just the stock clear windshield..i have no use for it..was just gona pitch it till i seen your bike..thought i'd ask if ya wanted it for an extra before i throw it away..

i have a stock windshield for that if ya want it free..i had an 02..got rid of the bike years ago and found it in the attic in the garage..yours if ya want it..im in findlay though..

ive never had'm or seen'm check at a trackday at mid-o,or any other track ive been to..i think there is for racing,but thats prolly up to the sanctioning body putting it on..

right on..... i had a pearl export series as my first set too,only blue lol.. to anybody that doesnt know,these are a nice set and they sound great..i think they sound better than my german made sonors to tell ya the truth..good luck with the sale..not to thread jack, but heres a pic of my sonors..

few weeks ago, they had in our local paper that findlay is gonna start crack'n down on noise too..the lil tuner cars with there coffee can mufflers,loud bikes and any vehicle that make a crackling noise lol..

what an fucking idiot... i've already seen 3 newer kaws with cracked frames almost in the same exact place without being cut lol....that front end is gonna fold up on him for sure lol...can you say lip skid hahahahaha..

use a wirewheel to get the crustys off, then get a stiff piece of wire and go though the holes lol...

thats a brand new chain i put on maybe a year ago.. your gonna put a 420 on an 80? wtf for? thats just a tad big aint it? lol...and that pic of the silencer,i cleaned the holes and repacked that when i had it,but its a yearly thing to do anyhow..man that thing went downhill bigtime after i got rid of it lol....its come'n together AGAIN nice though..damn things like a cat,it must have 9 lives lol.. did i mention it was stolen from a cop in ottawa hills? hahahahaha j/k...oh, and i found new in the package spare fork seals and some wheel bearings for it in the garage...

TOLEDO, OHIO -- A Lucas County jury has found an Ottawa Hills police officer guilty of felonious assault in the May 2009 shooting of a motorcyclist. After over five hours of deliberations, a jury found that part-time Ottawa Hills officer Thomas Caine White, 27, used excessive force in shooting motorcyclist Michael McCloskey, 25, during a traffic stop on May 23, 2009. White was found guilty of count of felonious assault with a gun specification, charges that could lead to 11 years in prison when he is sentenced. McCloskey suffered serious injuries as a result of the shooting. He is now paralyzed from the waist down. Attorneys for each side made closing arguments Friday afternoon. The prosecution emphasized that this trial was not about all police officers or a specific police department but about the actions of Officer White that night. Assistant Lucas County Prosecutor Jeff Lingo told the court that slides of the police dash cam video show McCloskey made no movement as if he had a weapon and the he gave no indication of being a threat to White. "He says, 'Will you please lift the bike off me?' This is after he's been shot. He's still being police to the officer who just shot him in the back. That's the Mike McCloskey that he faced that night," said Lingo. The defense argued that Officer Thomas White was acting appropriately and that he perceived McCloskey was a threat and had a weapon. Attorney Jerry Phillips told the jury that they needed to put themselves in White's shoes. "You must judge it under the quickly evolving circumstances that Officer White understood when he exited the vehicle after the entire event took place, after he had a service revolver out, after he gave an instruction to Mr. McCloskey and Mr. McCloskey turned a second time," said Phillips. White took the stand in his own defense on Thursday, trying to convince the jury that he was justified in shooting McCloskey. He told the courtroom that he believed the biker was carrying a weapon at the time he was stopped. He said he fired one shot out of fear for his life. On the stand Tuesday, McCloskey answered questions about what happened at the traffic stop near the intersection of Central Ave. and Indian Rd. He told the court he was trying to comply with the officer's orders. "I assumed he was saying, 'Put your hands in the air,' because that's the only thing that I didn't do to comply. I was in the process of putting the bike in neutral when he shot," said McCloskey. The trial, which began Monday, featured numerous showings of a previously unseen police dash cam video, taken on the night of the incident. View police dashcam video courtesy of the Toledo Blade. Please note that the video may contain material not suitable for all viewers.

hahahahaha...

good to hear man... not bad here either.. same ol',still beat'n around on the 600 and work work and more work(mandatory o.t. sux lol)..i've been do'n more trackdays and such at mid-o and grattan, thats about it..im gonna be at mid-o again the 7th(try'n to get down to 1:41's-42's lol..best is 44 so far)..

there also look'n at have'n bands,bike washes,etc... and whats up mr. fonzie dude..how ya been sir?

the whole deal is pretty fucked up.. a few of the guys in our toledo club know him..and speaking of being a ccw holder,he was actually from what they've been say'n,hence maybe some of the overreaction on the cops part if he got a chance to run his tag..but i dont see how he did....unless he was following them for a while before the cam was activated..and trust me,i am in noway condoning what the cop did..he's an overreacting(x-military police) trigger happy cop that should be bent over hard and get the max,instead of plea bargaining down felonious assault with a gun spec..it should be attempted murder on top of the other if ya ask me..

ah,right on...