justin0469

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Admittedly, this is the first race I've watch this season but last I remember, there was just a couple Buells in the race and the were in the LAST 5. Now Danny Eslik is riding a Buell out front???? Everyone says it has more to do with the rider than the bike but there are other riders out there that are trailing pretty far behind right from the start - Jamie Hacking on his Kawi and Jake Zemke on the Suzuki And since when do they do rolling starts??

It's not all about the cost, because when you actually need to collect the insurance, customer service is HUGE. I've always used USAA for everything because they have the BEST customer service of any kind that I've EVER experienced and usually they are the cheapest. Unfortunately, they don't offer motorcycle insurance, they refer you to Progressive. Progressive is the most expensive for my situation (bike, age, driving record ). Allstate and American Family are both noticably cheaper but what about customer service? What about policies for replacement parts and repairs? I THINK it was Allstate that I was told by a car body shop that will go out of their way to force body shops to use shotty parts and generally hard to deal with. State Farm and Geico aren't options.

Looking at WOW more closely, it looks like it will be around 110 to have a comparable package to Insight. 8Mb internet, advanced phone (just for the long distance), and digital basic cable w/ DVR. Gay, might as well stay with Insight...

Alright, right now I have Insight cable TV/Internet/Phone, I pay like $105/month. Getting ready to move into the house and am shopping around for another good deal. I looked at Verizon since I get a discount and have my cell through them but doesn't look like they offer it in my area (Pickerington). Insight is OK, I'd rather just get some deal for switching to someone else. I've heard WOW is cheap but I want at least 7Mbps. I'm not a DSL fan and I don't want 23563457 channels, just the minimum package to have DVR. Any suggestions?

Plugs still could be fouled in a years time if your a/f mixture is off or you gapped them wrong or they were too hot/cold or various other things On the next day with nice weather, take it out and see if it happens again...

I assume he means clearing out carbon build up

Bad gas or fouled plugs if it keeps happening

So is it starting on its own now or did you push start it to get the voltages? If it still isn't starting, switch out with a known good battery from a friend and see if it works. Is this the first time you've ridden it since it was put away for winter? If so, the short ride just might not have been enough to charge the battery. In that case, charge up the battery and try it. I wouldn't be worried about the voltage drop between the cable and the terminal. I would test current this way, but not voltage. Was the bike in the ON position (not running but lights and things were on) when you did that test? Get a new battery.

If it kept running when you push started it, your charging system is probably fine. Probably your battery. Test voltage and amperage on the disconnected battery and while running. How did you wire your HIDs? Do you use the factory switch or at least some kind of switch so the lights dont stay on all the time?

I won't tell him you said that because reactions funny

...with a skidmark

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20" blades on the impala (who remembers that ooooold song )

Ya, where'd you work? What did you do? Maybe some of us could help you out?

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I'll be out, but only to ride to my house in Pickerington to paint after work

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