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To All Board Members
This spring Tiger Racing is giving away 10 Racing Laptop Tables.
(http://www.1st-to-the-finish-line.com/images/TLT-1_150.jpg) (http://www.1st-to-the-finish-line.com/products/Descriptions/TLT-1.html)
Laptop not included (duh)
A drawing will be held by ADMIN to select the 10 lucky winners on the last day of spring. To qualify, you must post on this thread the following:
1. Anything you think Tiger Racing should make for Racers.
2. Something you think Tiger Racing should make for Racers.
3. A new idea for a product you think Tiger Racing should make for Racers.
ADMIN will get the word out to the entire board membership so that all are included.
It can't get any more fair than that.
This is to show thanks to all the members of this board for buying Tiger Racing products and helping us to grow each year.
Good Luck to all.
Guy
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Thanks Guy! :woot: :woot:
How about making a nice, affordable wheel chock that can be used in the trailer and the ground? :thumb:
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how about an inner fender that still leaves you plenty of room for storage and electrical components?
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Fuel tank plates with a choice of -6 and -8an feed and return that still allow the stock fuel level assembly to be used. License plate brackets for use on over sized tails. On optional wheel well to be used with the tiger tail so to keep water, rubber, and chain lube from the inside of the tail, and the electronics. A gauge mount the goes on the top of the speedo for a 2 1/16 gauge for when your running a dubble bubble windsheild, I tripple hole gauge plate for 2 1/16 gauges. I bet the big seller would be the duel gauge plate like you ready have, but have it so the gauges have some way of mounting into rubber or somthing to isolate the gauges from vibration, to you can read the mechanical gauges, and needles won't fall off due to the rigid mount, and extreme vibration.
Umm...that's all I got. :thumb:
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I would like to see tiger racing produce a accusump for motorcycles instead of us going to the car guys for A sump that is too large to fit the bike. This will solve that momentary loss of oil pressure when drag racing.
Altiki
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How about a pump gas/ race fuel duel cell gas tank for those rides to the drag strip.
Maybe a reasonably priced Busa brake adapter plates to radial Brembos or a bolt on kit with radial master cylinder.
Make a nice exhaust can for turbo bikes(not too flashy but still eye catching)
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a hose support guide of some sort for the fuel line on the gas tank for Turbos. so you can lift open and close the gas tank without worry about kinking the fuel line.
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1)a wet nitrous system pump mounting kit (ie to mount the pump on the arm or something)
2) an extend-able piece of pipe with attachments at each end the fit into axles. The pipe would have numbering to measure wheelbase.
3) a simple device that would mount in the rear axle to allow a racer to measure sag without assitance. (go down and stay down when you get on/off the bike)
4) a device that will let you press swing arm bearings out without ruining them. (i have a CAD drawing for this one)
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A small and fast low-pressure street-legal bolt-on "factory" turbo ready-2-run for both USA and EU markets
That means that one such model goes through California laws and Euro-4 for motorcycles
so that every user can either do-it-yourself or get it cheaply assembled without total technical testing for each individual bike
max pressure 0.85 atm (bar), no intercooler needed, about max 225 hp from back wheel
runs early and fast at full speed giving more power to the midrange => "street-turbo"
3 different maps/loads accessible via MODE switch
eg. Gen II only (it's time to switch boyz an' gals)
ofcource new chaun engine bolts and some other small parts (clutch,seals,...) must still be changed to stronger
optional adjustable swingarm
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A storage bag that affixes to the rear foot-peg(s), designed such that it 'hugs' the bike, but doesn't rub the bodywork. (Same idea as the 'solo' bags that attach to the frame on a Sportster bobber). Not too small, big enough to hold gloves, glass case, camera, a bottle of water, you know, 'some stuff'. For the guy who doesn't want saddle-bags or a tank bag, but wants to carry a little more than will fit in the 'hump'. (I"ll use it to carry my lunch to work...)
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How about re-designing the seat pins removing the in and out slop. It drives me nuts.
Adjustable Top Clamps with small barely visible logo's. Available in BPF sizes.
A Billet Starter Cover that "conforms to the frame lines", has internal guard bracing w/ clutch rod w/ room enough for larger sprockets.
Lightweight bar ends.
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How about a nice looking aluminum bracket for your extended undertail that will keep the end from bouncing while you ride. Oh I did mount my licence plate to the tail looks nice just bounces... Thanks
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We need a clean air compressor set up with switch. Mounted to undertail.
We need a seat bracket for the aftermarket body work with a brace for launching.
Remote fuel tank. It is very hard to find one. Make it lount on the extended swing arm.
Rear tail light for drag racing only. Hang it from the undertail.
Hole in the undertail for mounting a 2.5lb nitrous bottle
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A couple for ya
1, An undertail that has some type of a support bracket for the rear of them so it doesn't bounce around :thumb:
2, I also think an adjustable triple tree with holes for 2 1/16 gauges built in would be nice :thumb:
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Guy, the giveaway's a cool thing to do, but I can guaranty SDSOB will bitch cause he got screwed somehow :x
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I like to current Tiger under tail but a second model that fits into the frame "deep dish". I know you will give up a little tire clearance, but with all the electronics that go with a turbo bike we need the storage room.
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1.) An external mount on swingarm for No2 bottle.
2.) A folding tag bracket for easy track to street riding.
3.) Longer handle bars. I can't fit all my crap on stock ones.
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Here's some easy ones that are in line with the type of materials and production techniques you've normally used.
Camera mount platforms to mount from various points on the bike. POV recording is really taking off with the GoPro stuff these days. Most cameras use a 1/4" bolt from the tripod to mount. You may, or may not want to include that part. A sturdy flat surface would allow for some home "engineering" to actually mount the camera.
-- universal mount that bolts under the mirror using the same (or extended?) mirror mount bolts.
-- Universal mount using the grab bar bolts and sticking out the side, or even across the top of the passenger seat.
-- Front axle mount: Rod goes through the front axle with rubber spacers, kept from spinning by hex insert on the right side, a nut or compression clamp on the left side
-- Steering stem hole mount.
One more- a variation of your tiger trunk that has the hooks and latch, but maybe just a bunch of flat surfaces inside to mount various doodads that we're all so fond of. The wires coming in and out can be the buyers problem, but something like an SB-6 or LMA-3 can simply be unplugged from the harness, so those could me mounted in the hump in a pinch. Will leave room for hairspray under the hump. :thumb:
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How about an extend-able swing arm?
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all Great ideas. I'm keeping track.
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Alright guys, Here is the product!! Raked triples to clear front mount intercooler, but with 2, 2 1/16 gauge pod holes.. I have been looking for something like this for a long time. As I dont want to mount my gauges in my filler panels. And the fact that I shattered my front fender at the march 2010 mile because I hit my brakes and smashed the fender against the intercooler.
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This may be silly, but I would love to buy a pair of muffler plugs, so when I wash my bike... Im sure with some creativity a universal fit plug would be awesome for those days you just wana hose the beauty down!
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How about a nice looking aluminum bracket for your extended undertail that will keep the end from bouncing while you ride. Oh I did mount my licence plate to the tail looks nice just bounces... Thanks
x2!!!!! The camera mount is also a good idea. Every few months there always a post asking about camera mounts. :thumb:
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Here's an easy one for you Guy.
How about a thumb screw to secure the laptop table base to the stand so that it doesn't slip out when you pick it up to move it. ;D :thumb:
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This may be silly, but I would love to buy a pair of muffler plugs, so when I wash my bike... Im sure with some creativity a universal fit plug would be awesome for those days you just wana hose the beauty down!
Stuff some socks in the tips. Mellow out on the hosin', Neo! :lol:
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I think a 7/8 bar clamp with helmet hook and removable laptop stand would be great I uses your laptop stand now but i see alot of guys using boxes ect on the jr.s
I have a laptop table so I dont need to win but I love it and am using it as we type in the garage and will be using it at the track tomarrow wish me luck
Thanks for all the help tiger racing has given me in the last 3 years I have every product made for a zx 14 and have no complaints .
camera mounts x2
THANKS AGAIN TODD SMITH
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As funny as we are about things in needing more places to put things when we are not using them,,, would a second layer or shelf with a recess below the table be a good idea for the laptop table? Maybe a GenII table? And how about a storage loop for hanging it on a wall when not being used, assuming it collapses and folds flat.
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Front and rear axle sliders for 2008 + Hayabusa
Bypass the power restriction form 1st to 3rd gear without losing gear shift icon selection icon on the dash
bypass 299km limiter reprogram kit for ECU without losing A and B maps modes and C mode changed to max power non restricted mode
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man, you guys are going to keep me busy all year making you these new things. Some of you have already bought your new laptop tables directly from me and I really appreciate it. But I am going to take your advice and install a locking thumb bolt to keep the table top hooked to the mount plate so that it doesn't slide off prematurely when disassembling the table. All great ideas for sure. Thanks, and I just took a moment to look thru my folder here and I see that I give away a lot of stuff. Hope my wife doesn't see this. Oh well, isn't that what life is all about, giving back?
Guy
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You're one of a kind Guy! Thank you for all you do!!! :thumb: :woot:
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You're one of a kind Guy! Thank you for all you do!!! :thumb: :woot:
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Economical, foldable (or somehow reducable for storage) tool to measure swingarm pivot to rear axle distance on each side for wheel alignment. Most versions are bulky and >$65.
Undertail that caters to extended bikes and increases the underseat volume to be able to install 2 batteries, or battery and datalogger or power commander, microtech, etc so that access to these items does not require extended tailsection removal.
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Economical, foldable (or somehow reducable for storage) tool to measure swingarm pivot to rear axle distance on each side for wheel alignment. Most versions are bulky and >$65.
Undertail that caters to extended bikes and increases the underseat volume to be able to install 2 batteries, or battery and datalogger or power commander, microtech, etc so that access to these items does not require extended tailsection removal.
The rear axle distance tool is something I have already done and just haven't finished the CAD, I guess I better get on the stick.
the undertail with space should be pretty easy to do with extended tails. How deep do you think i should make them since the wheel will be out? I'm thinking a dropped section directly under the normal hump area?
Guy
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Economical, foldable (or somehow reducable for storage) tool to measure swingarm pivot to rear axle distance on each side for wheel alignment. Most versions are bulky and >$65.
Undertail that caters to extended bikes and increases the underseat volume to be able to install 2 batteries, or battery and datalogger or power commander, microtech, etc so that access to these items does not require extended tailsection removal.
The rear axle distance tool is something I have already done and just haven't finished the CAD, I guess I better get on the stick.
the undertail with space should be pretty easy to do with extended tails. How deep do you think i should make them since the wheel will be out? I'm thinking a dropped section directly under the normal hump area?
Guy
Actualy I was referring to directly behind the battery area. There is a cross bar on the subframe, but if it could somehow be worked around it would be great. I believe the Motorhead undertails had greater volume in this area.
As for the laptop table, I received mine and noticed it was a little "shakey". Not that it would have had any issues holding a laptop, but I slightly modified mine as follows:
I used a small dead blow hammer and tightened the gap up where the top interfaces with the flat portion on the stand. I also wrapped a few wraps of electrical taps around the vertical tube at the lower triangulated leg brace interface. possible making the hole in the lower "triangle" smaller would tighten up the "play" a bit. Also, a few of the rivets were fairly loose. I tightened them up a bit with a pair of chanel locks.
Perhaps a mounting kit for extended tails woudldbe a good product for Tiger Racing as well. Always needed and could likely be made very cheaply.
Maybe an AMS 1000 mount on top of the triple clamps. I copied ZX-Alan's for mine. Two simple strips with a few holes and bends.
John
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Maybe an AMS 1000 mount on top of the triple clamps. I copied ZX-Alan's for mine. Two simple strips with a few holes and bends.
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:twisted: I would like a new holographic Tiger Racing decal that the eyes would follow you as you walk around the bike. :twisted:
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:twisted: I would like a new holographic Tiger Racing decal that the eyes would follow you as you walk around the bike. :twisted:
:hys: that would look good on my beer fridge in the garage.
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Here's some easy ones that are in line with the type of materials and production techniques you've normally used.
Camera mount platforms to mount from various points on the bike. POV recording is really taking off with the GoPro stuff these days. Most cameras use a 1/4" bolt from the tripod to mount. You may, or may not want to include that part. A sturdy flat surface would allow for some home "engineering" to actually mount the camera.
-- universal mount that bolts under the mirror using the same (or extended?) mirror mount bolts.
-- Universal mount using the grab bar bolts and sticking out the side, or even across the top of the passenger seat.
-- Front axle mount: Rod goes through the front axle with rubber spacers, kept from spinning by hex insert on the right side, a nut or compression clamp on the left side
-- Steering stem hole mount.
One more- a variation of your tiger trunk that has the hooks and latch, but maybe just a bunch of flat surfaces inside to mount various doodads that we're all so fond of. The wires coming in and out can be the buyers problem, but something like an SB-6 or LMA-3 can simply be unplugged from the harness, so those could me mounted in the hump in a pinch. Will leave room for hairspray under the hump. :thumb:
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:twisted: I would like a new holographic Tiger Racing decal that the eyes would follow you as you walk around the bike. :twisted:
Me too.
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I redesigned the laptop table V-2.0 and it w The dead blow hammer would be expensive to ship withill now have a thumb nut to lock the table to the mount plate. Thanks guys, great ideas. the dead blow hammer would be expensive to ship with each table.
Guy
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i made a piece that bolts on the inside of the subframe to keep dirt, ect. out of the tail section. I have my bottle on one side and the air compressor mounted on the other side of the subframe. Still have the template if ya want it. (08 busa btw)
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Yes please and pics
I'll name it after you
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I guess no one has any more ideas and this contest is alomost done. Admin will pick the winners when Springtime ends and summer begins. I already have the new shorty chain guards in the works and the new tire adjuster bar almost ready for 2nd prototype for me to check. I'm responding with your ideas as fast as I can get to them.
Guy
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Today is the last day of spring and your last chance to get into the Tiger Racing Spring Give-Away contest.
ADMIN will post the winners here in the next few days but the entry for this contest ends at Midnight tonight.
thanks again for everyones ideas. Just to let you know, The laptop suggestion will be applied to your winning Laptop Tables.
It is called V. 2.0 and has the locking thumb nut installed.
Thanks again to all who participated and keep watching the Tiger Racing Website for your ideas to become products in the upcoming months.
Guy
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I made a hollow "brick" that fits under the stock plastics ans you can add and remove lead shot to as needed...pretty neat
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The names are going in the SuzukiHayabusa.org hat!
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The winners are:
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XCLR82XTC
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NeoBusa
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CyberAngel
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jimwerrej
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bowwow
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murderedout07
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obie01
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todd v smith
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sportbikeryder
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wildphil69
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CONGRATS TO ALL THE WINNERS!
A BIG THANK YOU TO TIGER RACING, YOU'RE THE GREATEST GUY!
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murderedout07
:D I diddnt think my ideas were good...just ideas. Thank you!
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wildphil69
Same here!! haha just an old Jr. Dragster idea i transfered into the busa!!
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Congrats winners! :woot: :woot:
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:woot:
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All Winners, Congratulations. Your Laptop Tables V-2.0 have been packed are are awaiting a special gift from SuzukiHayabusa.org to be sent to you.
please email me your name, shipping address, phone# and email address to:
TigerRacing@Bex.net
You will receive a UPS tracking # sent to your email.
Thanks again to all for your great ideas. It will take me some time, but your ideas are being scrutinized and some are being developed as we speak. You will be receiving an updated Laptop table with the new thumb nut to secure the table top to the mount bracket.
Thanks to all,
Guy
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Thank you! :D
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REPEAT REPEAT REPEAT
All Winners, Congratulations. Your Laptop Tables V-2.0 have been packed
please email me your name, shipping address, phone# and email address to:
TigerRacing@Bex.net
You will receive a UPS tracking # sent to your email.
Thanks again to all for your great ideas. It will take me some time, but your ideas are being scrutinized and some are being developed as we speak. You will be receiving an updated Laptop table with the new thumb nut to secure the table top to the mount bracket.
Thanks to all,
Guy
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Woohoo!! I received my stand! Guy also tossed in a few stickers, and a real nice pen sized led flash light. I don't know who to thank for the SH.org hat, but thank you too. Can't wait to see the new line up guy! :thumb:
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The hats are courtesy of SuzukiHayabusa.org as a sort of thanks for being members and being winners.
Guy
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Per terms of service winners have 30 days from drawing date to claim prizes :idea: :!:
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The hats are courtesy of SuzukiHayabusa.org as a sort of thanks for being members and being winners.
Guy
Thanks admin for the hat!!
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I have only sent out 3 winners boxes. Don't the rest of you want your gifts????
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I have only sent out 3 winners boxes. Don't the rest of you want your gifts????
Amazing.....can't even give things away. I guess the economy is too good....
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You sent me a notice that mine was coming. I will see it on the 8th and I thank you very much.
I have your decals on my bike and the parts are great.
Thanks again.
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I have only sent out 3 winners boxes. Don't the rest of you want your gifts????
:idea: I would like to officially volunteer as a "Backup Winner" !!!!!! 8)
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I repeat,
I have only sent out 3 winners boxes. Don't the rest of you want your gifts????
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No problem. I will take it :hys:
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I repeat,
I have only sent out 3 winners boxes. Don't the rest of you want your gifts????
Of course we do, Mister Lupner!
Gift horse + mouth = :duh:
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NO one? No one else wants their FREE gift? I'll give it to July 26th, my birthday and then it all goes back on the shelf. Damn, who would have thought that you had to beg people to email an address to get a FREE gift.
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NO one? No one else wants their FREE gift? I'll give it to July 26th, my birthday and then it all goes back on the shelf. Damn, who would have thought that you had to beg people to email an address to get a FREE gift.
Unreal! :shock:
Come on people. Guy stepped up to do this and he can't even give them away???
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I still have 6 gifts that are boxed and ready to go, all I need is your addresses to ship to. You have 2 days left and I put everything back on the shelf.
Guy
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Well since no one wants to give you their adress you want mine I will be more then happy for a gift :lol:
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Everything is back on the shelf. Sheeesh, you try to do something nice...
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:no: I cant believe :no:
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Everything is back on the shelf. Sheeesh, you try to do something nice...
Away focusing on business for about a month. I didn't see this. I guess next time.