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  1. I have a 6x10 enclosed that I am considering letting go. Work,health,family has not allowed us to use it as much as I had hoped. Its currently being used as a garage for the quad.

    Particulars-

    tires/wheels plus spare/ez lube hubs and brakes all less than 3k miles.

    set up for two bikes with baxley sport chocks and e-track

    shelf and cabinet in front for gear/tools

    Pm me your # or email if you interested and I will send you some pics.

  2. It's funny (in a sad way) that the ones who deal with public and enforce the laws daily have a much different view from those in Washington who make them up.

    But hey, at least we get a budget after waiting 5 years that will reduce the deficit by 1.8 trillion over the next 10YEARS. :rolleyes:

  3. I thought if I coated the side rails with truck bed liner that would protect the bikes.

    As Hellmutt stated, I do not think that paint/truck liner would offer much protection if a bike would fall or rub against the side of the trailer.

    As far as spray in truck liners go for trucks, I personally would spend the extra money and have the uv protection used. I have seen too many fade over time and end up looking very bad. The ones with uv protection seem to stay their color longer.

    For what it worth, I have had a plastic liner in my 96 work truck since new and had taken it out every spring for a wash and wax. It's the only part of the truck after 300k miles that still shines:)

    From what I have found, the plastic liners are nice if you are hauling large/heavy objects that have sharp edges or things that you want to be easily removed or slid from the bed- drywall,rock, gravel,mulch,manure etc.

    Spray in bed liners offer good protection and a less slippery surface which is nice if you are climbing in and out of your bed alot and I think look better compared to hard plastic liners. But they are susceptible to gouges/tears if a sharp, heavy item is allowed to slide across it and my only real issue with them, make removing items that I would haul, a pain to get out of the truck easily.

  4. Bump, and a settlement offer from Rebecca's insurance agency from being hit last year. There is a chance after all...:bow:

    Roland, I am sorry. I just finalized the deal literally hours ago. She is sadly....sold.

  5. Just because you 'pay their salary' and they are 'nothing without their badges and guns' does not give you the right to behave like douche nozzle and treat them like dirt or as your as your personal movie prop.

    I want to see the unedited video where he cries and pleads with them not to arrest him, then sobs for his mommy. But the edited one was much cooler:rolleyes:

  6. I think throwing away $15,000 is just as wise as putting on a wedding. A bike is a much wiser investment...

    As soon as I win that arguement with Kelly, I'm getting this bike.:o

    For less than 15k I will throw in a 07 Tuono and a enclosed trailer so you can have sweet his and hers wedding set!

  7. :eek:

    What's up? Did you buy something slightly less flashy?

    Lol......:bigfinger:

    Just thinking of getting something more suited to longer trips for an old' date='fat, slow rider:(

    And before you ask, no it ain't going to be a Wing!

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  8. Technically yes, you are correct as Ohio law is slightly ambiguous. Burglary tools are defined by prima-facie evidence of things that have a high tendency for criminal use. So a rock would not constitute that, but lock picking tools would. It is a case where you are presumed guilty until proven innocent and it is better to err of the cautious side. Therefore it can be interpreted by an officer that it is illegal to possess and you would have to go to court to overturn that. I cannot recommend walking around with them unless you had a reason and better yet, apart of an organization like TOOOL.

    ok

  9. They are legal to possess until they are used in the commission of a crime. Anything can be charged as 'possession of criminal tools' once they are used to help facilitate the event.

    Ex.- a rock used to break out a window during a burglary / a plastic baggie when used to carry crack / a large purse used to help shop lifting an item etc..

  10. Take him youth weekend

    This,^^

    deer are still partially in rut mode and not spooked by all the pressure yet, plus you have way less lead from the-hunter-for-a-week crowd whizzing by,especially if you are hunting public access areas

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