wolfman

Good find.. Here's a couple others I've used in the past: http://www.sportbikeroads.com/oh.htm http://www.sportbikeroads.com/oh2.htm ...they aren't up to date but it gives a general idea of what to expect for the roads.

FTW!

Haha, love the license plate! Is that a shag carpet interior? And do those headlights move side-to-side? Looks like they are pointed to off to the side...

:lol: That was great!

What road did you check out that was like a residential street?

Yup, I noticed this too on our Coshocton ride last sunday. It probably contributed to the exploding ground hog incident.

+69 Chop! Chop! Go find a bike, man!

Count me in as long as it works into my schedule.

I passed a bike like this Weds. night on 315...must not have been you though.

Wow, thanks for taking the time to post these pictures. Absolutely amazing! Looks like a great time and is definitely on my list of things to do..

Welcome!! =

I'd like to go but I'm busy tomorrow. Plus, no car = difficult to get clubs to course....haha. I would have to pick a few clubs to bring...I can only hit like half of them anyways.

Haha...+1 Free food please.

Man that sucks...your paint was nice!

Yeah sorry bud, they're sold. Should have posted that a long time ago..

Hey guys, I'd like to make it out to meet some you Dayton ppl and ride some different roads for a change. What kind of roads are these? Flat twisties?

Good to hear it man!

+1 for State Farm They insured me when I was 20 y.o. on a 600rr, full coverage, for less than $700 a year. I'm paying about $370 for comprehensive on my 600rr now.

Oh and do it from a public computer....and have Satan delete this thread.

^^^:lol: That's great! Just send your g/f over to take naked pictures of him and post them all over the internets.

Probably. I'm going to "invent" my own H20 car and convince the oil companies that its real. Then let them buy me out for a few million dollars...haha

Good finds! Does look/sound very suspect..

I don't have one...you should be able to pick one up for less than $10 at Napa.

The only thing that I can think of is that the car has batteries that start with an initial charge used to separate the Hydrogen from the water...then whatever energy isn't used to propel the car is used to recharge the batteries (also regenerative braking too). Still this would require very efficient fuel cells and I think it would need to be plugged-in nightly at the minimum.