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I have a craftsman garage door opener. It was compatible, so I added a wifi "assurlink" module to it. They have an app, so I can open and close the door from my phone. I can also set alerts for door open and door remaining open. Stupid simple to set up, and probably about $75 I'm happy with it.

The riders meeting is where you discuss flags and then break out into your group with instructors. Ask the specific time/location from your tech inspector or an instructor running around. The classroom session is basically an informal discussion about the previous session. There is no formal teaching with textbooks or a classroom. My only difficulties and were logistical. You enter in gate 3, sign the waiver at a guard shack on the right. Then continue straight, and turn right into the paddock area, marked by a blue sign on the chainlink fencing. You then turn left into the middle paddock area, which has paint lines on the ground. Depending on volume you can continue straight into the lower paddock/garage area (#10 on map). You check in at a small information booth (#13 on map), then they will give you a class sticker and tell you where tech inspection is (if they don't, ask). Take your class sticker to inspection and put it on your bike. If no one shows you before leaving the novice group meeting, ask how to enter/exit the track from the garage area. Map: https://www.midohio.com/Assets/Images/Pictures/TS-GenTrackMap-09 Take: a cooler with water and snacks the key to your bike!! chair earplugs tire pressure gauge and air tank if you have it. Otherwise I'd air up to stock pressure at home and get some advice from coaches/riders once there and air down to recommended pressures. Everyone is usually really friendly and there to have a good time and help each other out. I went my first time without knowing a single person and within 15 minutes I had three new friends just from people walking by and saying "hello". Plan to get there just before tech opens so you have plenty of time to unload.

Glad we could catch up, nice to meet you!

Ran myself ragged to get everything in order. I'll be there too. Red 600RR, on an orange trailer, behind a Nissan Frontier.

I'm trying to sell my spot at a discount... PM me if you want to call the track tomorrow and see if we can switch my spot to your name.

I did not ask. Make me an offer on the spot if you want, I'm just too busy this weekend.

Is anyone interested in buying my spot at Mid-O for Monday, or is anyone planning on attending?

It's impressive that every bolt's torque value is wirelessly recorded in a computer, that precludes assembly (allegedly) of the next part unless the value is within spec. Anyone who has worked in auto assembly should appreciate the value. I just shared the article with the community because I figured people might be curious what the production floor for the NSX looked like, not because of this wireless torque wrench technology.

An impressive local operation. http://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/acuras-church-of-the-nsx/ "The assembly stations all work with wireless torque wrenches to get the perfect turn of the screw every time. When a technician bolts something into place, the wrench will vibrate when the correct torque spec is reached. Builders can then double-check that on their computers. If the torque value is wrong, the computer will not allow the next piece to be assembled."

Interesting. I used the same stuff and my coating seems to be holding up just fine. Do you use ice melt? Did you mix it well before using it?

http://www.4wheelparts.com/

what's your bottom dollar?

Fair enough. As I mentioned, my main goal here was to establish 20% down is not needed to avoid PMI. Your calculations make a significant assumption that the homeowner will keep the mortgage for the entire term. I noticed you also did not allow for the cost of rent while a prospective buyer (who has ~5% but not 20% to put down) works toward a 20% lump sum. You did not address the concern of the rising interest rates during this savings period, and if your scenario requires a refinance the potential interest rate difference at that time. I appreciate your concern, but I am comfortable with the financial decisions I've made.

When I was shopping, the rate "penalty" made more financial sense than a loan with PMI. As a result, I disagree with your statement - the best option is not always to put 20% down. The best option is not always FHA. The best option depends on the individual situation of the buyer. There's an opportunity cost involved with renting while you save up for a 20% downpayment, and there is also a risk of interest rates rising while you build a nice savings. It sounds like for the original poster a 20% downpayment won't be a problem, so that may be his/her best option. Others may need to evaluate their options.

Yes, as little as 5% down. My main goal here was to dispel the belief a buyer MUST put at least 20% down to avoid private mortgage insurance. It's simply not true. As of a couple years ago this particular program was available in a 30-year fixed rate format. What additional information do you want? There's not much to it.

http://www.yourstatebank.com/contact-us.htm They have an office in Dublin. Good people.

For what it's worth, it is possible to get a loan without PMI irrespective of your downpayment percentage if your credit is good enough.

sold.

Price is $12,500 Mileage is 108K Loaded with leather, moonroof, rear entertainment system. Great condition, most maintenance receipts available. PM for additional information. http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f313/zpilotz01/van/DE33B004-7E3F-4E05-ADA3-AB6C137F98FB_zpstehcsluo.jpg http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f313/zpilotz01/van/A512EA27-2CBA-459B-BE68-99BF43BF2C2B_zpsxjklfel8.jpg http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f313/zpilotz01/van/A3DA8ADB-1F2A-4FFD-A248-790EBF14FA30_zps7pgdjvua.jpg

I use Dubs. I like their attenuation curve better than the foam EAR brand for riding (and concerts). They have a nice low profile and are available at Guitar Center locally. They fit/feel similar to a music earbud with the rubber cup, like sennheiser makes. Etymotic are also worth a look. I believe they also have a new low-profile model. http://www.getdubs.com/pages/the-tech

Google Chronic Compartment Syndrome and go see a sports medicine doctor. Do NOT search youtube for this.

I'm thinking it should bolt up to many integras and civics, but I doubt an accord. Though an exhaust shop might be able to make it work. It is stamped with this part number: http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f313/zpilotz01/stuffs/A1D25009-4E51-4B90-9D6B-F41A24C5202E-19405-00001FE57220944B_zps22e5e1f5.jpg

I believe this is off of a 98 gsr. http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f313/zpilotz01/stuffs/87A0BCF6-3D45-4ED8-83C1-4D3FECFA0AA2-19405-00001FE55CF213C1_zpsc73643c8.jpg $40