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Well folks, I appreciate all the advice. But as everything else, the situation has changed. Some of you may be aware that DHL is no longer going to be operating air service CONUS. As such, my wife's job is in limbo, as they use them as their primary delivery service. Long story, short. I am...

A local implement dealer carries them. NOT CHEAP..... I believe that the base model starts around $10K.

My 80 GB classic will last me 9 hours per charge. You must be mowing a big field.

website: http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore.woa/wa/RSLID?sf=wHF2F2PHCCCX72KDY&mco=MTE3Njc&nclm=Certified This does change, as the products offered, please be aware.

exactly.... there is some software out there that allows you to rip DVD's to your Ipod as well. This makes small children happy as well, especially when you tie it into the on board DVD entertainment system. It literally gives you a video library for hours.

refurbed ipod- same product, same warranty as new, 2/3 the price.

Small world, I was a tanker with the Big Red One. Not during Viet Nam though. You should be able to get a hold of the operator's manual. It will give you all the specifics that you need, along with maintenance specs.

And I will assume chrome pieces as well. I know that it's not a matter if I lay it down, but when.

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Well, I appreciate all the comments. And will apologize upfront for not making a comment on each one of them. I don't want to appear as a post whore. I am not sure that there is anywhere to ride on dirt around here, or at least I don't know anyone that owns land to allow me to make my mistakes...

for any one that was an E-4, driving one of these daily, it's no secret.

All the above are true, but they were governed to 50 mph when I was in the service. Insofar as the Cummins conversion, I wouldn't worry about that as much as a 24 volt to 12 volt conversion. The military prefers 24 volt systems on nearly everything that rolls.

Yeah I know... dreaming big again.

I think that I am beginning to understand that finding not only the right type of bike, but the right bike, is kind of like find a pair of shoes. They may appeal to your eye, but your not about to walk out the door until you try them on. There is a Kaw/Yam/KTM dealer that is about a 20 miles...

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I am definitely taking the MSF course. I have already looked into the where's and when's of that. Insofar as chipping in the other $1k, I am slowly realizing that is more of a necessity, than an option. And yet at this point, with some of the financing deals that the mfg's are making, it...

So are sport bikes easier to ride than cruisers?

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