r1crusher

The smarter thing to do is just slow down and let that retard go on his way or get off the highway for a few minutes instead of continuing to instigate shit with him. A 400 lb. bike is no match for a 2+ ton car so why continue to push the issue with him. Smarter heads would have easily prevailed in this situation, but I certainly do not condone the jackass car drivers actions in the very least.

Yummy! Coca leaves! Now we know the real reason you took your trip there.

In every sport I've ever competed in, one thing has always rang true.... There will ALWAYS be someone better the you. I think this is basically what B is trying to convey about Hopper. He's good, very good, but at the level he's gotten himself into he doesn't cut the mustard so to speak.

HBD Drew!

Todd turned me onto the Corsa Rosso and I've been stupid happy with them. They're not a full out race tire so no warmers needed but I'd imagine if you're burning through a Q2 in one day even these might not last you very long.

Them are some tasty boots...how about I finish your bike in exchange for them? It's a win/win...you get the bike done and get in on the damn track already and I get some comfy new track kicks.

What do you know. You don't even have bike so your comments and opinions are not valid here.

and Motion Pro Revolver throttle.

I would have to agree with B on the subject of Hopkins. I want to like him and see him do better, but.

Because all the listings have expired, but I did sell a few items. I'll remove the link but I do have more stuff to get rid of and it won't be going back up on eBay either. That shit was expensive to sell on there.

I personally do not like headlight modulators as they are more distracting to drivers than just running with your high beams on full time. But outside of that, I do run with my highs on during the day light hours. Always have and always will.

But what he failed to inform you of is that along with the $120 in cash, he had to mow 40 lawns, trim 60 hedges, and weed 10 gardens. Mexican labor is cheap these days.

Nope, sorry.

What GPS brand are you using, Mary?

Actually, I though RVT said that the caps are the same on some small displacement cars as well so you could possibly get a new from the auto parts store.

I think Steve (RVT) has an extra cap if one is needed. We know it works as we switched them on his old tracker.

I got bad news for you. Most new washers and dryers won't last you that long. These things are not built like they used to be. PM coming your way.

I personally do not like front load washers. You must be diligent and make sure that you wipe the door seal of any water or it will leak. This may have changed with better seal designs but that's a chance I don't have to take. If you like having water on your floor, knock yourself out. I have purchased two sets of washers/dryers in the past 4 years. The first set was a Whirlpool Cabrio series, matching set with the largest HE top loading washer and the largest dryer. Zero complaint or problems but the washer had started to get a bit louder before we moved out. The latest set was again a top loading HE washer and dryer from Samsung. These are not quit top of the line, just a step down model wise but washer and dryer both have the VRT which is actually very good. Top loaders are making a comeback because of the high cost of the front loaders. The doors are often times small on them also. We have washed king sized comforters in both of these brands and never had a single problem doing so. Try stuffing this same comforter into a tiny hole on a front load washer, it can be done but I'll have it in and started washing in mine before you've even got in. Another thing to keep in mind is most middle and high end top loader washers do not have the stupid impeller in the middle of them any longer which increases capacity. Consumer reports gave the Samsung's a pretty high rating which is why I bought them for the new house. I say save the money, get a good middle of the road set, top loading HE washer and matching dryer. Front loaders are a fad, IMO.

There was a rad. on ebay that went earlier today for like $160. It only had like 2 min. left and I didn't have time to call you about it. Sorry mang.

Well, I hope they can get it straightened out. I did some looking for a rad. as well but there wasn't much on ebay honestly so good luck finding one. Could try looking on GDC as well.

If you're servicing her, that just means she's not buggin' me to...so have at it. What are you doing with all that new found space now that Jinu's POS is out of your garage? LOL!

LD? Little Dick?

As a fluffer?

I can only assume it's was a by product of the clutches from the slipper action. I def. make use of it a lot. I'm going to take another look at the oil I removed as my lighting was not the best during the oil change. I did start it up and try to get it to do what it was doing the night of the oil change but it was "acting normal" today. Like I said I'll just have to check the old oil again. All of the PAIR stuff is off, there's just a rubber crossover hose. I'll see if I can find some rubber caps that fit later. At least I know the sound and if it happens again what the problem is.

No, Aug. 11th with Motoseries. In know that Nelsons is next weekend followed by Beaver and then Putnam. I might skip Nelsons and do Beaver and Putnam in Aug.