I'm glad you had a good 21st Ryan. It is good to cut loose.

If I do take that off of your hands I would probably keep it the way it is and learn how to play balkline or straight rail on it.

I like it. The other one is a full 10' snooker table. I may keep it actualy... It might get canabalized though and turned into something else, and the slate end up in my shop.

I have a serious set of cues too, that need some serious love.

Snooker tables are friggin huge, I wish I had room for one of those...

I don't.... it's in the way of my Home theater!

I don't.... it's in the way of my Home theater!

LOL, perfectly understandable.

I just realized something, I've gone six months without even having the e12a.22 connected in the van...

I'm thinking I should sell the PG Tantrum 1200.1 in that case..I'd much rather have the $300 or so to get a trailer for the BM'er...

Anyone want it?

Not me, the next sub I'll buy if I even do will be two new Mag 12's to put on the rear deck.

I should just go ahead and sell everything that's in there, but I'm not sure if I could live without any music while driving for a couple months.

And a TOP.

HT top!

lalalalala

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john mccain's son a racist redneck? naaaaaaaaaaw

75% chance of Ike becoming at least a Category 3

Right now predictions are that its going straight into Matagorda Bay

Joy

*crosses fingers that the owner of the R60/5 I'm looking at takes $2300*

Probably not, but what the hell.

You know, I read about a company that developed a CVT transmission for motorcycles, I wonder what happened with that

You know, I read about a company that developed a CVT transmission for motorcycles, I wonder what happened with that

I'd imagine they'd have to cut the weight down a lot, or otherwise the tradeoff from a regular transmission would be too much for most people...I know Honda made the Hondamatic, but other than that I don't see a lot of automatic motorcycles out there (other than the super-scooters, which can be bigger than some motorcycles )

My grand dad is thinking of getting either a super scooter or one of those tiny 250cc single cylinder cruisers

70mph on a 10" tire would be frightening, probably fun as hell but frightening

basically he wants to get the smallest thing possible that can still hit highway speeds

You know, I read about a company that developed a CVT transmission for motorcycles, I wonder what happened with that

I'd imagine they'd have to cut the weight down a lot, or otherwise the tradeoff from a regular transmission would be too much for most people...I know Honda made the Hondamatic, but other than that I don't see a lot of automatic motorcycles out there (other than the super-scooters, which can be bigger than some motorcycles )

that cheap, korean maybe, weird named motorcycle is cvt, IIRC. i'll have to google the damn thing to make sure. there are a few around town here, dunno if i'd put it on the interstate.

i'll be back..off to google

and jim, good luck on that beemer!

wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

auto tranny motorcycle and a few otehr options.

smae thing, but a few more specs like 18hp, 80mph.....

anyway, i can't find the exact model, but those above are really, really close.

wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Have you thought about/tried under the door jam deal? I have a 98 explorer and it surprised the heck out of me that my 1/0 would fit under there and it would still snap down.

Under the plastic bottom part of the door? WOW! I shall look. How did you jump from the front door to the rear?

Yeah under that. I believe I just did a lot of shoving and got it under the B pillar plastic molding. It kinda makes an upside-down T, with the plastic moldings from the front and back doors laying on top of them. I think I just started feeding it through the front underneath that T and it made its way to the back. I think the seatbelt holder or something was in the way of just tucking it under from the front/inside, and I didn't feel like taking that out. But I think the wire is resting in a little groove that's kinda under the carpet and molding. It's hard to explain, but it's where the metal floor meets the door molding tracks. Maybe you'll see it when you're down there.

and jim, good luck on that beemer!

Yeah, he wants a little north of $3K for it, which is a bit steep...maybe he figures since it's a /5 there's a boner for it like the 75's have...

Also have someone in Asheville that PM'ed me with a 75/6 for $2K, waiting to see pictures of it. I can live with some cosmetic imperfections, but at that price...likely too many things are wrong. I'd also have to arrange transport with someone for a 5-hour trip east...not likely to happen.