AndonD454

Interesting. I always wondered why they couldn't get the 2 locations on the same page.. I hear positive review after positive review for the LC location, but in takling to the staff at the the Hilliard store, it seems like they have no idea what they're doing

Been taking Hemplucid 250mg water soluble hemp CBD which is a total hemp oil not just CBD isolate. Helped with sleep, reduces anxiety a little bit, seems to improve overall wellness, but it's just a supplement, so expectations should be moderate. It's kind of expensive at $50 a bottle (lasts a month), but so far has been worth buying for a couple months in a row.

Keep fighting the valuation. They will make it as favorable for them as possible. They did the same with my wife's Jeep recently, comps had very few of the same features, and none of them had more. I sent in my own comps and had them update the equipment list on my wife's car, which helped, but we still ended about 1k short of where I thought we should be.

Do you guys have 14t front sprockets for Groms? Thanks -AD

I actually just sold mine. Might have to buy something else before the test n tune, or run the grom haha

I might be interested in this, depending on the weather

Definitely. Shoot me a PM and let me know when you guys want to get together

I go to Kaby every year, the fishing is phenomenal. You won't regret it.

General admission is the way to go

Doubt it's slower than the grom! Very cool though

Sold, lock 'er up

No-haggle CR price of $3100, won't go any less, too much invested in the front end swap & parts. Good shape overall, small dent on left side of tank, runs like a champ. Not in a hurry to sell, just interested in new toys. CL ad with pics below. Thanks! Andon http://columbus.craigslist.org/mcy/5956981528 .html

Try to avoid the Cycle Co, I hated my buying experience there

I've seen some great reviews on these.. might have to go check one out, I have had an LCP for years that is an okay gun (after modifying it), and I think the LCPII might be worth trading for.

More people buy them assembled (vs building) I would guess. For those that don't it's probably because they want better parts than what the factory comes with, so it isn't necessarily cheaper to buy it assembled and then change a bunch of parts. The list of tools required is pretty small for building a lower, and people who like building things might have those tools around the garage already. Sure it's probably easier to buy a $600 M&P ready to rock, but I can build one with better parts and more features for about the same cost, and have fun doing it. The M&P may have been assembled using a more exact process, but I'll take the better rifle assembled 99% as well The only exception to this is someone who buys all the stock factory parts and assembles on their own, and I would guess that they value they get from learning how to do it is worth the extra cost to them.