Dusty1

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Although I personally use synthetic, but not because of the supposed benefits, but because I can change my oil less frequently just by swapping out filters in between...

The first picture does look better but there are many things not taken into account here.

Yeah, the English are unimpressed by our beers also, they have been brewing tasty beer there for decades, not just in the past few like our microbrew craze.

Nice, never seen so many 2 stroke junkies in one place before , Personally, I learned to ride 4 stroke, so switching to 2 for dirt was an experience I don't like quite as much. Yes, tons of power, but only if you want balls-out, no low end grunt which is what I prefer (at least in the smaller bikes), and I'm not having fun if I have to ring my machine all the time. The more time out on the trail the better. Oh yeah, and I hate having a can of gas I cant use for anything else but my weedwacker!

When that happens to me I feel the same way, to wait up with a gun. For the time you're not there how about a camera? Booby trap?

Just make sure you pay via Western Union and have him ship it to you...

I wish I would have looked at this before I bought my .380, the link shows the effectiveness of different rounds. Check out the ballistics of bullets before you shoot anything, decide on a round you're comfortable with, then get a nice gun to shoot it... http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/849728/posts

So how many miles you put on that baby per year?

they like to make you sweat it out, I always get to thinking "how long were they behind me?"

Go shooting, most English don't get to do that too often...

Looks like a nice gun, I've never owned a Bersa, but I have a Ruger LCP I carry all the time. If I could do it over again with the humidity in Ohio I would get somthing with a stainless steel slide, my gun has rust all over it just from riding close to me.

Dogs are ideal, they scare away most people, and alert you to their presence. On a side note I'm a contractor and replace a lot of storm doors from getting caught in the wind. If the door is not properly latched wind a lot of times grabs it and can yank the screws right out of the closer. Happens all the time.

That is a proper man "cave" in the most literal way possible. So how or what did he use for the floor?

Hey guys, it's me selling this bike so if you have any questions feel free to ask or PM me or call. Sorry, won't separate the saddle bags.

Just curious, the Triumph Daytona 675 really caught my eye, and I have test ridden one and read some articles, but nothing is like owning one. If you have one, do you like it? How does it rate compared to other sport bikes you have owned. Thanks!

I couldn't find anyone reliable and close to do my tires so I bought some tire spoons, dismounted old and remounted new. Afterward, I took the front axel and mounted it to a work bench, stuck the tire on it, and spun it. Each time it stopped I marked the top of the tire until I was sure the heaviest end was at the bottom, and used stick-on weights on the top. Then I spun it again to make sure it didn't stop at the same place twice, took it to the shop and had them run it on the balancer and they said it was dead on. Try it out, it didn't suck too bad, scratched the rim slightly in the process though.

That was my thought, someone guilty of stretching the truth?

Hey buddy, I'm in Athens, actually the one Llamar said owns the zzr, but you won't see it, just a silver streak. Give me a shout, always looking for someone to ride with...

Selling my baby, a 2006 Kawasaki ZZR 600. No time to ride and could use the cash, hope she goes to a good home . 9600 miles, carbon fiber exhaust, $3700 obo. Located in Athens Ohio. Call me with any questions. http://athensohio.craigslist.org/mcy/1743175536.html