max power

Agreed. Rod Parsley is the devil.

Looks like a Glock thong.

good, you're not a douche. congratulations.

Bizmarkey>emminem

Bitches be crazy. If he really raped her in december, she would have cried rape in december, not waited until he did it again. I don't buy it.

RIP riders This is February 1st. Winter, not spring.

Weak! RIP.

^ this.

But it had a low ratio of half naked grannies. I saw no pancake titties.

You'll have to go to the Hill-Diley ramp and come back up.

I've been busy. Sue me.

cupped tires?

Yeah, cuz I walk around with a midget on my shoulders.

He has lots of mechanics. Part of his reason for doing this to be able to give his part timers full time employment.

Casper and I went down to the Canal Winchester council meeting to support Pegrams bid to open a first class repair facility in the old Ricart VanLand on 33. All repairs will be performed by his race mechanics. Unlike most local shops, these guys know a thing or two about motorcycles. More details as they become public. http://www.thisweeknews.com/content/stories/canalwinchester/news/2012/01/24/council-oks-conditional-use-permit-for-pegram-shop.html Canal Winchester City Council agreed unanimously last week to uphold a planning commission ruling that grants Larry Pegram a conditional-use permit to open a motorcycle and ATV repair shop. The vote came after a Jan. 17 public hearing, prompted by an appeal of the planning commission decision filed by Anthony LoSchiavo, 98 E. Fairfield St.. That’s just across U.S. Route 33 from the proposed site for the Pegram Racing Motorcycle Service Center at 6270 Bowen Road. Council did add a stipulation that says motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles cannot be tested outside. “Our big concern is with the noise,” LoSchiavo said at the public hearing. “I had the state come out and do a decibel test this summer. The test result said we qualify for a soundwall. We were worried the added motorcycle traffic would make it worse. “If this gentleman operates as he says he’s going to, then I don’t have a problem with that.” Pegram, an American Motorcycle Association Superbike racer and Discovery Channel personality, said he would be open for business by February. “I think his (LoSchiavo’s) real desire is for a soundwall to block out the noise from Route 33,” Pegram said. “I can guarantee that we’ll be very noise-conscious because it isn’t in my best interest, or the interest of motorcycling, for me to aggravate people with noise.” The city planning commission unanimously approved a conditional use for the motorcycle shop at its Dec. 12 meeting, during which LoSchiavo said he was concerned about the potential for noise. Planning and zoning commission chair Mike Vasko said the commission approved the application because members don’t believe noise will be an issue. They also believe the shop would be an improvement over the long-empty Ricart RV business that once operated there and would add to the city’s tax base. “We believe the shop wouldn’t cause undue noise or disturbance to the neighbors,” Vasko said. “The closest neighbors are across (Route) 33, and then there is a tree line and then a day care center before getting to these neighbors. “All of the service work is to be done indoors, per our conditional approval,” he said. Three residents spoke in favor of approving the motorcycle shop, including Shawn Detty “I live within eyeshot of a motocross track right off High Street and nobody complains about that,” Detty said. “I’d love to have this motorcycle business come to Canal Winchester. It’s a small business that wants to come in and do good things for us.” Pegram said he was thankful for the approval and plans to open the doors by February. “We’ll be open for business in the next few weeks,” he said.

I pocket carry my .38 everyday and no one ever notices.

Hell yeah. Agree. The republicans are gonna hand the presidency right back to Obuma.

cuz you thought you were going to see naked midget pictures.

Is BearBait, I mean BamBam coming?

Nice sentiment but, even if it passes, it will never be enforced.

OUCH! That is all.

I should run it dry?

Its no different than an unshrouded hammer. I do have tough thumbs from years of shroom poppin though. Your results may vary.

I'm not really talking about the drinking. I laughed so much saturday that I had no voice for the last 2 days. Might have had to do with the alcohol turning me into a loud talker.

Do you find the K&N to make much difference with stock tune? Or should I wait to install it when I can get it on the dyno?