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Hello all! I just wanted to remind you that the big ride is tomorrow morning. Although some of you can't make it, due to prior engagements, etc., I hope you were able to spread the word. For those of you that are concerned about the weather, don't fret, the clouds will give way to the sun and we'll enjoy mid 60s weather!!! We hope to see you there!

Hello all! I wanted to let you know about an awesome event that you should STRONGLY consider checking out. The annual TWIG1 Ride For Cancer Ride is THIS Saturday (10/3). Please check out http://www.twig1ride.com for details! A little bit about TWIG1... All money raised by TWIG 1 goes to benefit local patients of Fairfield Medical Center - specifically those battling cancer. Through the Fairfield Medical Center Foundation, we have set up a Cancer Care Fund that benefits local cancer patients by helping with nutritional supplements, diagnostic and preventative treatments, wigs and other necessary items not covered by insurance. Highlights... When: October 3, 2009 at 10:30AM Registration / 12:00PM Ride Where: Begin/End at Fraternal Order of the Eagles FOE Lancaster 1936 E. Main St. Lancaster, OH 43130 *** You can register online, for added convenience **

Good call! I'm from Austin... and this is what we drank in HS and college... wait... we still drink it! GOD BLESS TEXAS!

Thanks to EVERYONE that weighed in... and thanks for the SHAFT image. He's a bad mutha... * WATCH YOUR MOUTH *

Welcome Justin! Enjoy your ride.

Hello all, I have a buddy that is looking to get back into riding. He is thinking about buying a 2007 Honda Shadow 750. Unfortunately, I don't know much about them, but I hear they are shaft driven. Does anyone have any feedback about the "reliability" or the "cost" associated w/ maintenance of shaft driven bikes? Thanks!

Throughout my years, I have enrolled in nearly ALL of these courses. With that experience, I have a suggestion... drink BEFORE class. It's A LOT LESS painful. Godspeed.

So is David Hasselhoff. Nuff said? lol

Hey, I'd love a sticker or two. (red & black). Thanks!

Hey... I think I saw that dude at QS&L's Bike Night. Yuck.

Nice head gear!

Don't piss him off! OK... I'm from Austin and I'm familiar with area of tlown that they office... there's a certain irony to it. Did anyone check out the CONTACT US link? If not, they are located on a N. Austin street called, "Jollyville." <-- Perfection!

70 MPG on my Buell. A LOT less on my 750 GSXR Slingshot.

Are you kidding me? Do we have a bunch of Boy Scouts in here?

Pretty cool. I've never seen a VW towing anything, but hell... I'm sure it'll work just fine. BTW, sweet bike.

Have you ever been hassled by The Man? If so give the details....

I've got a pocket full of rubbers & my homeboys do, too. But (but what) we don't love them hoes, yeah! So we gonna smoke a ounce to this G's up, hoes down, while you motherfuckers bounce to this.

Thanks for the heads-up mrbret... I'm a proud owner of a Convertible TR7. I've had my car since High School... and I have spent countless thousands of dollars in maintenance. Good call, JRM... * Some call it an addiction.

OK... I realize many of you will want to issue a beating for this post, but it's not for me... I'm trying to get a 50cc (gas) scooter for my wife, so she can zip around our neighborhood. With that... does anybody have a good/used scooter that you are looking to sell? It doesn't have to be a Spree or Razz, but those would be preferable. Please send me a Private Message. Thanks!

How will YOU be spending Earth Day on Tuesday? Just in case you haven't thought about it yet, here are a few suggestions: 1. Become better informed and active. Find sources of sound environmental and natural resource information and access them regularly. Attend local public meetings and become active in your community. Understand your local environmental challenges and accomplishments. Protect your local open spaces. Learn about local watershed initiatives. Volunteer. 2. Participate in a local environmental education or Earth Day experience. Visit a new or nearby nature center, science center, park, cooperative extension office, museum or conservation district office. Ask questions. 3. Get your hands dirty! Participate in a river cleanup, pick up litter or plant a flower garden. 4. Enjoy nature! Sit and rest in the woods or along a stream. Take a hike, go biking, try camping, have a picnic, go fishing, look for hawks, rent a canoe, investigate a cave, look for fossils, fly a kite, take photographs, paint some scenery - enjoy the outdoors! 5. Protect water quality! Clean up after pets. Test wells annually for bacteria and nutrients. Don't dump used oil, paint, coolants or other chemicals into the ground, storm-drains or garage drains. Participate in stream bank and wetlands restoration projects and local watershed management planning. 6. Use products that produce less waste and pollution. Substitute water-based products whenever possible when buying paints and household cleaners. Or, switch from chemical-type cleaners to natural products like soap and water. Use fertilizers and pesticides properly and reduce use by implementing biological and mechanical controls. Read and follow instructions and precautions for all such products and dispose of them properly (and not into storm drains or the ground). Buy products in bulk or with minimal packaging materials. 7. Recycle! Purchase products that contain recycled-content materials as often as possible. 8. Save energy! Turn off unneeded lights and appliances. Replace standard light bulbs with energy efficient fluorescents to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. Buy energy efficient household appliances and yard tools. Consider energy efficient construction and building design when building, buying, or adding on to a home or office. 9. Use your car less and take good care of it. Keep the car tuned and leak-free, and get it inspected regularly. Keep tires properly inflated and dispose of used motor oil and cooling fluids at designated recycling centers. Try using mass transit, carpooling, walking or riding a bike as often as possible. When shopping for a new car, look for the most fuel-efficient and investigate models that accommodate use of other fuels besides gasoline. 10. Conserve water! Install flow restrictors on all faucets and use low-flow shower devices. Do not let the water run wastefully when washing anything. Water the lawn in the early morning or late afternoon. Run washing machines and dish washers only when full. Repair leaky pipes, faucets and toilets. * Instead of buying 16oz bottles of water, buy a re-useable bottle and refill it with filtered water. Those little bottles AREN'T bio-degradable... and they take up A LOT of valuable space in the landfills. Kind of scary if you think about. ... and of course... leave the car, truck, wagon, or SUV at home and ride your motorbike!!!

I got this one, as well as the "raffle" e/m, but I seldomly get any e/ms.

Here's my GSXR750 Sling Shot. She's a FREAKIN'beast! And here's my Buell... she's a BlAsT! BTW, she gets mad mileage!

Did y'all see THE RULES IF ENGAGEMENT? It's a new tv show... anyway, one of the main characters was given a "map purse" by his fiance. He wore it to avoid hurting her feelings. Meantime, this gave his friends all kinds of ammo to rag on him. It was halarious!!! *If you were engaged to her, you'd do the same.

Sorry buddy... I'll be turkey hunting... Good luck, though! Be sure to post the pic for everyone to see!