r1crusher

And I will continue to call the dude until he answers. Shouldn't have posted a bike for sale if you didn't really want to sell it.

I call BS. What gave you away was the part where you said you sent a friend over. You don't have any friends.

Called and left another voice mail. So it continues.....

Then take your face out your cats ass.

I can go look at it within 15 min. of the guy calling if it's in Elyria. It's really anyones guess as to what this guy is going to do and the real state of affairs. I will call on the hour every hour until he either answers or calls back if I have to.

A little digging shows that number being listed to someone in Olmsted Falls/Strongsville, not Elyria. Owners first initials for the number look to be correct. Still doing some more digging.

Well...we'll see if this is legit. I called him just a few minutes ago and no answer. Left a vm to call me back. I have cash in hand and ready to go look at it.

No, she can keep staying with him. I like the fact that I only have to give her some gas money.

I was very close to making a call to that guy, but I didn't have my check yet. I did get it yesterday but saw that he posted it was 'Sold' already. Dick. Glad you got it though!

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Wrong thread Dub.

I would say June date since May could still be iffy weather.

We could always get run endurance against them. Hhhhmmmm.....

I tried....but I failz. I think spelling it right but failed to send that to my fingers. Pwease do not ninja me!!

Beating him to a SV is about as likely to happen as you beating him in a rice eating contest. Dam chinc's can devour some rice. And it was a 750...I stand corrected.

Yup, I saw you post up about the 600 in Akron. Along with ever other OR dong on here.

You guys need to stay off the WERA boards and stop trying to buy my damn future track bike!

LBTS...too big for my needs also. GLWS.

Right from the website for Engine Ice: "For the 2010 Road Racing season, Engine Ice Hi-Performance Coolant is legal in AMA, CCS and FUSA road racing." Now that was for last year and I don't know if there are any changes for 2011. I'm interested in where your information is coming from. I would be surprised if they are publishing false data, but it has been known to happen.

Just a little additional thing on the "using water" for coolant. If you do decide to replace your coolant please do not use tap water. Go buy yourself a couple gallons of distilled water. I personally use Engine Ice which is approved for some orgs but not others (for some reason). This is because it will actually provide some freezing protection and doesn't need to be drained every year like straight water would. If you have a dedicated track bike this might be moot, but if you plan on using your street bike as double duty then it can save you a good bit of time and effort. That is all.

Agreed. As a still new to track riding chump (because 3 track days doesn't make me as cool as blue or KTM ), I can say that the keys taught are: throttle control, braking, and body position. There are more but those are usually the top ones and what I took away the most. As Craig (blue03636) stated, it's not about how slow you are. People learn at different rates and you if you're a quicker learner than those in your group you'll get move up to a faster novice group or ask to go up a group or two. And the opposite can happen, if things are moving too fast for you, ask to move down (which I have actually seen happen). I think one thing I can say to new riders is: Check your ego at the track entrance. You are there to learn all that you can, so don't come in thinking you're going to be in the fastest novice group.

Brian! Don't be that token ghey track dude! Come on out of that closet! But if your trailer is big enough I'm sure someone can bring the sausages to you.

JFGI Typical coming for someone that solely seeks out leftist political propaganda.

I will say that STT does a very good job with Novice riders. Motoseries novice instruction was not as good as STT but it certainly wasn't horrible and unworthy of taking. I think we all can agree that getting more new riders to the track is a worthy effort. Oh, and the sausage fest love thing in the garage is just as worthy.