dustinsn3485

Come get her. I'm finding more pics now...Stand by

Pictures I only have one of the others right now, the rest are of the one I took. The black and white one is a female, and possibly the best one in the the litter. I'll see if I have more pictures at home when I get there.

Ok so my brother's lab had puppies and he is trying to get rid of them. His lab is female, full bred. The father they are unsure of, but the pups appear to have some beagle in them. They are 8 weeks and ready to be taken, he's giving them away free. I took one so I'll post up pix of him and try to see if I can get pics of any of the others. There are 4 left, I think 2 female 2 male, but not positive. They are primarily black, one has a little white on the paws and belly. The other has a darker brown on its legs. Another has a mixture of brown and white, but again primarily black. And the other I don't recall, but I can assure you it's mostly black. If you have interest let me know, he's going to hold on to them a bit longer, but doesn't want to raise them all so if they don't all go he's taking them to the pound or a shelter and I'd hate to see such good pup's go to a life like that. If you have questions let me know, also if you want to see them let me know and I can meet you or take you over or whatever you need.

Like I told you, there's not a road in the area I don't know or haven't been on...

True, 56 will tighten your butthole if you're not ready for a few of those drops. There's another short road outside of Cedarville, south of 42 a few miles off of Cedarville...Lackey to S Charleston is how I go...It's alright, has one open stretch to wind the bike out and hold it for as long as you feel necessary. Then a decent road until you get into S Charleston...But then you're getting into Central OH a bit... Leatherwood Creek Road NE of Piqua is a neat short road with some cool sweepers...

And likewise

Not a problem I did 6 hours, got a bite to eat at Hooters and endin up meetin with another guy and ridin around a bit.

Thats some crazy cool information. Diggin up an old one..

Girls opinions don't count Understood and agreed FI is more rider friendly. The OP original question was if it was a deal breaker. The answer is no. I like both equally. Both are just as easy to work on IMAO. And in the case of my bike. Just as dependable too.

You've had me all messed up with your name change. I just finally paid enough attention to realize what happened...Darn woman.

Storm creek is a fun, but yet again short little road...

you guys are really hatin on carbed bikes. mine fires up just fine never dies and will give any modern FI bike a run for its money. Anyone I've ever ridden with will tell you the same thing.

I agree with this too... All things considered the F4i is probably the better deal... But my point above was that carbs shouldn't be a deal breaker.

I am partial to carbs myself... FI is harder for a garage mechanic to work on for tuning purposes... My carbed 6R out powered a same year F4i which of course is injected.

How long have you been riding?

Uhh...2008 I think. Kaw Concourse.

I've got zero information to give you. I do know that my dad has the PCV on his bike though. That is all.

If I was closer and not busy I'd help ya out... Buy a clip link ride up here and I'll press it on for ya.