Sold the GSXR today /cry · SuperDukeNet Archive

Post 1 by BassAgent, 16 Apr 2013, 05:14

Yup... needed some money for a move I'll be making in 2 months.

I'll be honest, It was getting more and more uncomfortable to ride, it just wasn't as fun anymore. My back injury still hurts too much, probably always will too.

Was still sad to see her go.

I'm moving from California to NYC this summer btw.... anyone out near that area? There anything good in Jersey to ride at?

Post 2 by MADDOG53, 16 Apr 2013, 09:00

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NJMP is a great track for track day's,,,,Catskill's would be a great place for a ride out,,,,Fingerlake region , another,,,,Jersey beaches (it's on the proper side of the road too) and as far as the Suzuki,,,,it's just another Jap bike in a virtual sea of pot metal,,,,,

Post 3 by SPEIRMOOR, 16 Apr 2013, 12:02

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Sign up for Ezpass as soon as you get here makes the bridges and tunnels alot easier to deal with

Post 4 by Stratkat, 16 Apr 2013, 12:17

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i sold my 748s last weekend. hate selling stuff its always a pain, this sale though could not have gone smoother.
i actually like the guy who bought the bike.

Post 5 by rocketchick, 16 Apr 2013, 15:45

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More commitment to the SD ahhhhh.....It's about time you let the gixxer go.
West coast to East coast that's a bold move. Will you be able to tolerate the winter months in NY?

Post 6 by BassAgent, 16 Apr 2013, 19:18

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Post 9 by MADDOG53, 16 Apr 2013, 22:21

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Post 10 by BassAgent, 17 Apr 2013, 04:14

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Post 11 by BassAgent, 17 Apr 2013, 06:32

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hehe, you said "tooooootally". That's ok though, I totally say "hella" all the time. I love it when NYokers ask me "what kind of accent that is?". I'm always like "i dont have an accent, you have an accent".

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Post 13 by BassAgent, 17 Apr 2013, 09:31

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TBH there's no reason not to bring them,,,,yeah the gun laws there are tough but quite atainable ,,it just takes a bit more BS to get a license,,,some of the best hunting can be found in the upper state regions,,large plentiful deer,,

Post 14 by rocketchick, 17 Apr 2013, 17:00

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i can get a license for an.ar−15, ak47 and 12ga assault shotgun(vepr 12) there?

Post 15 by MADDOG53, 17 Apr 2013, 17:07

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No license is required for rifles. But you now have to register them with the state.
A permit is only for pistols. And the law is more stringent in allowing permits.
So know the laws before you move.

Post 16 by BassAgent, 17 Apr 2013, 18:35

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High capacity mags are on the no-no list as well,,,,unless YOU PAY and wait for all the proper paper work to go through,,,just for an example,,,a guy I know here in Mass has a machine gun permit, only you need a permit for each peice,at something like 2 grand per ,,,it adds up when you have a Thomson,,Ingram,,FAL,,UZI,,STEN,,MAUSER,,and a few more that he has,,,and the price is "yearly",,,,and he pays for an FFL as well,,,, he also has a couple of civil war cannons that the state is in his pockets for too.,,,,,,,,,