SJC1000rr

Pretty much all anti-virus programs are resource hogs. There are some things you can do to trim how much it uses down though. I personally don't use an active AV program, and just scan with malwarebytes now and then and any file that I download.

Could be using too many resources and lockup...or have a virus. Just do what they said and load into safe mode and do a scan there.

I ment to ask a price for the set of scheme we have been talking about. I'll be ordering the new plastics as soon as I get the bike fixed/confirmed that everything is straight. But if you can PM the price so I can start putting money that direction, it would be great!

I have ones in .pdf for the 07-08 CBR1000rr and 07-08 CBR600rr. Along with a 2000-2001 CBR929rr.

1 Day event - $195 2 Day event - $365 (Must book 2 day event on same order to qualify for 2 day discount) Max Time Twilight - $150 Max Time - $205 (Open to intermediate, advanced and Expert (AMA) riders) KTM Race-Orange Track Days - $195 (using KTM 990 Super Duke Motorcycles)

Went and finally picked it up Friday late from TN and got back late last night. Yes....I fotgot my caynon dancer =p Pic taken by phone, Merry X-mas to me.

I love my trailer for single or dual bikes, but it was kinda pricey. Think Harbor Freight makes one thats cheaper that you can put in a wood floor instead of the aluminum one like mine.

Your telling me! But at least I go get the trackbike this Friday and have something to do over the winter. Thought, thats depending on fundage

I snagged (2) 1 day certs, so I'm ready for next year!

from a former Waverly native!

Stayed inside. Both me and the bike. First day off work and I don't feel like doing anything!

Aye, was just saying theres also one there to shop at.

Gander mountain in Pickerington/Reynoldsburg?

Yup, and I believe Bass pro does also.

Matthews, PSE, Hoyt, Bow-Tech are all great brands. I'm sure you know already, buy before you just buy one, go find the ones you are looking at and get a release or test release from the place and draw it a few times. Get a feel for a few before you buy one. Look for how hard it is to pull back to full draw and keep there. Double cam bows will want to snap out of your hand in a hurry and is hard to keep back for an extended period of time, but will be faster. Single cam bows will be smoother through the draw and to keep held back, but a little slower speed. It depends on what you want out of it. Are you target/competition shooting or hunting? For the last two years, I have used a Reflex Bighorn as my starter bow, and collected deer every year with no problem. That said, it also isn't an easy bow either. It is a Cam & half slam (double cam) bow, and it wants to launch itself if you barely move forward with your hand, and kicks out on the bottom and took some work to get use to. You also have to have a good set of arrows and broadheads/tips. If you use a fast/high pound bow, then your arrows might flex too much and you need some larger/stronger. #300-400 (Carbon is always my pref) My next bow will probably be a PSE Bowmadness. I tested a lot of Matthews, Hoyt, PSE and a few misc others before deciding on it. Do your research online and get reviews from what other people say about them. And make sure to figure out what drawlenght you are. I'm 6'2" and have a 29" draw, and usually have a bow Lb around 55-65 depending on stability. And make sure to find a reputable place to tune it for you. Getting the Rest/Knock straight with the arrow, Kisser Button, peep sight aligned for your eye so you don't have to twist and turn your head, and the limbs equal so its balanced when shooting. And if needed get a stabilizer to balance it in your hand. Just like your guns, theres a lot of options and then more options for accessories on your bow of choice. Feel free to ask me if you need more help

Sounds like your HD (most likely) or Ram is dead my friend.

I was thinking Freeman and Hugh Laurie/Dr. House.

I could probably make this, if you don't mind me coming in work attire... I=fail for time

Definitely in for this. Hopefully the new 600rr will be preped by then, but if not I'll just tape up the 1krr.

Working weekends and holidays aren't that bad! I've done it my whole career. But hey, 2.5x pay is good for new toys and bikes!

Lol, I just pulled the battery and moved everything out of the way for the winter. Now I just have a bit left before picking up the trackbike and my winter projects for it.

http://www.etrailer.com/ is your friend. I ordered the Class 3 hitch/drawbar/hitch for my old 04 colorado and installed it pretty easy. Just put in your vehicle/yr etc and they will tell you what you can get and link other parts so you can see the prices. They also have plug-n-play devices for the electrical lights or clip-on/in styles I believe. Should make live easy for you and look online for coupons, I found one for like 5 or 10% off online.

+1 for memory testing. When I first read all this, it was the first thing that came to my mind. Having went through this on too many other pcs.

I hate pictures. Got an 8pt and a doe in bow Season. Best time for hunting imho, Nothing scared the crap out of yet and running the speed of light.