justin0469

haha well, no one commented on shitty's point

I like the black and gold look alot, though ill try not to copy YOU! the gold ill have will be minor

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So most modern sport bikes actually have plastic over their gas tank and the actual tank (metal) is only the back half or so, the front half being the airbox. How do the magnets stay?

hell yeah they do, theyd go perfect on parks' bike but if he gets them now, he'd be copying me

whatever works. i have all the tools and stuff except a chain tool...you have that?

or you can say the one with the pool i thought this was going to be in gahanna?

hahaha

glad youre ok

all the cool people will be at the official Ohio Riders anniversary ride

http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-10256621-1.html June 4, 2009 6:00 AM PDT Super-wide 43-inch NEC display is super-expensive by Eric Franklin Remember those "wider is better" Pontiac commercials from several years back? NEC will probably need a marketing campaign at least as effective (was that one even effective?) to sell the following behemoth. On Thursday, NEC officially announced its CRV43 monitor, a 43-inch curved display with a 32:10 aspect ratio and native resolution of 2880x900. NEC says the display will be available in July with a street price of $8,000. That's right, $8K for a single monitor. Not sold? Will never be sold? Are sold but won't have the money until you finally pull off that bank job you've been planning? Well, maybe the specs will sweeten the deal for you. I think I've hit bottom as this just became my new goal in life. (Credit: NEC) The display's panel is made from, according to NEC, "four panels seamlessly blended" in a "unique adaptation of DLP technology." According to the company, this allows the panels to (collectively) post a super-fast response rate of 0.02 milliseconds, as well as low input lag. Also, while most displays have a color depth of 6-bit or 8-bit, the CRV43 has a 12-bit color depth. This indicates that it should be capable of displaying more colors than a typical monitor. It also has an impressive color gamut that covers 100 percent of the sRGB color range and 99.3 percent of Adobe RGB range. A high color depth and wide color gamut means the display should satisfy most when it comes to color reproduction. Rounding out the specs list is a 200 cd/m? brightness, 10,000:1 contrast ratio, HDMI and single link DVI connections, and at least one USB port. Unless you're rollin' VIP big time, you're probably not sold. NEC says the display is designed to be used in applications like professional graphics, higher education, government, financial, command and control, and home office. I don't see gaming in that list, but I'm sure that's what most of us are thinking, right? Seriously, what does Crysis or WoW look like running on this bad boy? Would Crysis even support a 2880x900 resolution? Hmmm, I'm sure MS Flight Simulator would. Not that you can afford to buy it even if it they do look amazing, but sometimes it's nice to have lofty goals in life.

will there be a "biggest e-penis" catergory? itll be someone with a busa

love it

good idea though some wouldnt change, same people would always get the same awards

+someone to clean the hot tub every so often...because its gonna happen

fuck that. VIP champagne room with strippers and a hot tub.

bahahaha i dont know why that is so funny...but it is

wait so one guy wrecked at some point during the ride and they all kept going? :???:

Suggestion for a new forum for accidents. 600rr.net calls it "Crash Boom Bang". I was thinking there's not enough accidents for a whole section dedicated to it but sadly, I think there is.

Congrats, you'll learn alot. I was active duty until Feb 08 and I know National Guard/Reserves obviously isn't the same as active duty but it will be an experience. Personally, I wouldn't be opposed to a mandatory 2 yr service requirement for males out of high school. It would teach alot of people alot of lessons and experiences that you just don't get otherwise. Feel free to comment, but I'm not going to turn this into an arguement with someone that disagrees. You're allowed to disagree

haha wtf...pit crew epic fail. tightening the lug nuts = very important

yeah...it took me a few reads to get what he was saying. he ran across a hot track to get some good pics? idiot....

OK, thanks for everyone's comments. After looking and reading around I went with Stealth sprockets. They aren't as common as Vortex or Driven. I like the looks for Vortex, but not the quality. I liked the quality of the Drivens a little more but still kinda iffy. I read about the Stealths, they are a little more expensive but high quality and look nice. I got the EK MVXZ Gold chain. Now I'll have to get a Speedohealer too, maybe 12 o'clocker will have his done soon enough... http://www.motomummy.com/store/product.php?productid=16292&cat=270&page=1