GeorgeHM

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An Original Hand Cranked Gatling Gun. Second choice would be a Warthog.

Ok thanks I'll try and update my reservation tonight when I get home.

I signed up for the Shot Gun class at CR. While I was reading over the material I wondered if I could take 2 at the same time or just one type of qual per session? TIA

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Enjoy the parade. Great weather for all those who will be walking it. Go East Rutherford FD.

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Welcome to the forum. May things work out for you.

Have used there battery and corded drills. Not bad if used lightly, but hard pushing 5 days a week they may only last 5 to 7 months. I also use 2 battery chargers from them no problems.

Good Luck and fair seas

Welcome to the forums from another Bergenite.

Welcome to the forum.

Welcome to the forums. Thanks for your service. Wife is from that area. She grew up just off route 36 by the roadway to bay.

Thanks Dave. I'll add wipes to the range bag I am setting up. SPF 85 for wife she is a pale pasty white one.

Just finding out who will be going to Cherry Ridge for Family Day tomorrow September 8th, to participate or help run? I will be there with my Wife and 2 daughters ages 7 and 6. I will bring hearing and eye protection for all. Hope to be there about 11 am. We will pack a lunch as well. If there is anything else I should bring please let me know. Thanks

Well the wife, her family and us will be there if it happens. We are a bunch of car nuts.

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Talk about dotting the I's and crossing the T's

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Just add another stinky opinion. When I started riding I was brand spanking new. My friends who rode told me to get something in the 500 to 750 cc range. The idea is that once you get good on something less then a 500cc you might get bored. I started riding back in 1990. MY first bike was an 84 Honda Nighthawk 650. I loved it, for my size it had great power without being way to fast to handle. I also agree take a rider course. It will help with giving you a better understand of motorcycle riding. Last bit of advice is on a bike you don't exist so ride like to have to survive a death race every time. I have found town driving more unsafe then highways. my first accident and many near hits were there. Even my uncle who has been riding for at least 30 years got taken down by someone not looking coming into a traffic light intersection. So stay safe and let us see pictures of what you get.