Whats your vice? (what do you spend your money on)?
06-25-2008 | 03:32 PM
#41
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From: Student Pilot
Nice......even for a kawi! I'm a Yamaha man myself, but unfortunately my budget only has allowed me a 1995 YZF600. It'll still do everything your ZX10 will, just not as fast, smooth, etc.... I just recently bought an 02' V-Star 1100 because my wife hates riding on the sportbike(go figure). It's a nice bike, but I definately love the performance factor of the sportbikes much better!!!!
Yes, Deals Gap is the real name, Tail of the Dragon is another name that road has picked up. I will be there for 3 full days, and a partial morning this coming tuesday before we head home.
See k i l l b o y . c o m - Your High Quality Photos from*the Tail of the Dragon at Deals Gap for his weekly picture-blog and updates!!!
Yes, Deals Gap is the real name, Tail of the Dragon is another name that road has picked up. I will be there for 3 full days, and a partial morning this coming tuesday before we head home.
See k i l l b o y . c o m - Your High Quality Photos from*the Tail of the Dragon at Deals Gap for his weekly picture-blog and updates!!!
I am jealous... Good luck and be safe, I dont wanna see any of your parts added to the tree of shame...
06-25-2008 | 07:04 PM
#42
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From: El Capitan
So many, where to start......
I like watches, have several IMC's, Rolex's, and Breguets.
Boats..... Well I have bought and sold a couple of Eliminators and Daves Custom's, and almost bought a new 32 Yellowfin to keep in Fl, but couldn't strike the right deal with Wylie so that's on hold.
I am also into Coaches, the motorized kind. I have a Marathon Prevost for sale as I just started building a Newell (they are a client of mine) and I need to get rid of it. My wife thinks I'm nuts.
I have found that owning airplanes is fun, but the money needed for mx and such is just too high a price tag anymore for pleasure. For business, well, I sold those along with my old company.
I spend alot of time fishing and have some nice fly equipment (Sage, Charlton, and Tibors). Not a Loomis fan really.
One thing that sucks is I get wrapped up in one thing for awhile, learn about it, buy it, then go on to the next thing. I think that I enjoy researching them than anything else.
I like watches, have several IMC's, Rolex's, and Breguets.
Boats..... Well I have bought and sold a couple of Eliminators and Daves Custom's, and almost bought a new 32 Yellowfin to keep in Fl, but couldn't strike the right deal with Wylie so that's on hold.
I am also into Coaches, the motorized kind. I have a Marathon Prevost for sale as I just started building a Newell (they are a client of mine) and I need to get rid of it. My wife thinks I'm nuts.
I have found that owning airplanes is fun, but the money needed for mx and such is just too high a price tag anymore for pleasure. For business, well, I sold those along with my old company.
I spend alot of time fishing and have some nice fly equipment (Sage, Charlton, and Tibors). Not a Loomis fan really.
One thing that sucks is I get wrapped up in one thing for awhile, learn about it, buy it, then go on to the next thing. I think that I enjoy researching them than anything else.
07-30-2008 | 05:49 AM
#44
Day puke
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Definitely my motorcycle... virtually nothing on the street can touch their performance. I just picked up a new ZX10 about a month ago. I've been riding for about 5 years now and have had just about as many bikes; a YZF600, R6, R1, older ZX10, now my blooo baby.
380 lbs + 191 horsepower =
380 lbs + 191 horsepower =
My favorite bike was a Honda PC800. The only motorcycle ever built with a trunk:
eBay Motors: Honda : PACIFIC COAST (item 230275786685 end time Aug-01-08 19:47:16 PDT)
When I went riding with the Harley guys, they all chuckled at my "scooter".... until one day. We were on a poker run, I pulled the drain plugs out of the trunk, filled it with ice and just shy of 3 CASES of beer. After that, I got inveited on lots more rides
07-30-2008 | 06:15 AM
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From: USAF
I like your style! Which XD are you getting? I had an XD9sc for a while; loved it! It was a great gun, accurate, never gave me any problems, and disappeared when I carried it. Ended up selling it to fund something else, but it was a good lil shooter.
Here's what I spend my money on...when the wife lets me, that is. Got a couple left out, but here's most of the family. My Stag AR w/Aimpoint ML2 and Pentagon X2 L.E.D., Beretta 96FS Inox, and my two carry guns: HK USPc 9mm, and Glock 19. Also have a Kahr PM9 for my wife, but I carry it, too, since she doesn't have her CCH License yet.
Here's what I spend my money on...when the wife lets me, that is. Got a couple left out, but here's most of the family. My Stag AR w/Aimpoint ML2 and Pentagon X2 L.E.D., Beretta 96FS Inox, and my two carry guns: HK USPc 9mm, and Glock 19. Also have a Kahr PM9 for my wife, but I carry it, too, since she doesn't have her CCH License yet.
Spent money on a HK USPc .45 var1 .... not even a whisper of a problem, perfectly accurate, around 7000 rounds so far, best purchase by far, a little big for CCW, built up a gas piston AR with an upper from POF.
KingAirDriver: If you get a chance, check out the ACE SOCOM stock for your AR, really amazing difference in overall feel...very solid.
08-21-2008 | 04:48 AM
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From: C402, on the side with the switches!
08-29-2008 | 07:40 AM
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This is what I WANT to spend my money on:
Cessna 172F Airplane - 1965 - 1/4 share - N8291U
However, this is what I do spend my money on:
http://blogs.e-rockford.com/applesau...5/gas-pump.jpg
Cessna 172F Airplane - 1965 - 1/4 share - N8291U
However, this is what I do spend my money on:
http://blogs.e-rockford.com/applesau...5/gas-pump.jpg
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