I wanna learn more about the Ninja
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04-13-2009 | 06:02 PM
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Thanks Sro and Odimus, things are clearing up a little. Its all interesting. I just like to learn new things. I'm trying to fill my mind with stuff as I forget what I already knew. Its a losing battle. I took my Dodge to Les Schwab for a complete brake job and they informed me that the brakes were brand new........I was like oh yea I did that a year and a half ago. Dee Dee Dee. Bonk! So they turned the rotors and the drums and got rid of the hop in the back end. So what was going to be $600-800 ended up being $160 Can't beat that. 
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04-13-2009 | 06:13 PM
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I don't think I can charge bike stuff on my Les Schwab account.
Cash is king, but I'm living the plastic life. 
2 months and I'll be rid of my Dodge payment, and less than a year I will be out of the car payment, that's $750 a month extra. Sheesh I could really pay off some stuff faster. I just have to be disciplined......not that way.....well?.....
Cash is king, but I'm living the plastic life. 2 months and I'll be rid of my Dodge payment, and less than a year I will be out of the car payment, that's $750 a month extra. Sheesh I could really pay off some stuff faster. I just have to be disciplined......not that way.....well?.....
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04-13-2009 | 06:55 PM
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From: Ft. Gordon (Augusta) GA
Yeah, you can get you a 2003 ZX6RR. If you want to man up just a little, you can go with the 2005 ZX6R so you can have 37 extra cc's! J/K don't want to make it any more confusing! 
