I finally got my S2000
02-02-2006 | 05:32 PM
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From: Greenville, SC
Originally Posted by GamecockS2K,Feb 2 2006, 04:24 PM
Is this site accurate?
Not at all accurate. Try this slide show at the Paris Mountain Friends site (but their other information is out of date too)http://pmspf.org/slideShow-new/slideShow-intro.htm
The trails are open to MTB every day, except Saturday, notwithstanding other park information.
The new trail on the north side is awesome - it opened in November and has an almost 2-mile descent. It is not DuPont Forest, but then it is 20 minutes from my home.
By the way, the webmaster of SCTrails.net is an old road riding buddy of mine. I was in Columbia from 1999-2002. He just passed 300K miles since arriving in Cola 20 years ago. That's pedaling miles, no VTEC to assist
02-09-2006 | 12:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Yflyer,Jan 28 2006, 11:29 PM
OK, will try to get some pics up soon. The scrape is a bruised ego thing. I did not even get home with it before the scrape. 
Hey, does anyone have a safe method of removing the dealer stick-ons? This one looks like a tape cutout (i.e. not on a clear backing) and it is really struck.
Saki GT -- I don't know when that last zero will appear. 600 miles? 600 posts to s2ki.com?
Hey, does anyone have a safe method of removing the dealer stick-ons? This one looks like a tape cutout (i.e. not on a clear backing) and it is really struck.
Saki GT -- I don't know when that last zero will appear. 600 miles? 600 posts to s2ki.com?
I scraped my chin a few months ago, and I was pissed for a while, still wanting to repair it. Trying to decide if I am going to try to persuade the Honda dealer to help or try it myself.
You are in the right place as a local owner, these guys (and gals
are great and the main reason why I bought my first Japanese car! (Thanks Gamecock!)My neighbor in his Boxter and I do the 178 route about once a month, but the rocks on the road surface are tough on the chase vehicle.
Long time no talk everyone. Summerville is too far for me!
G.
02-09-2006 | 06:05 PM
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From: Greer, SC
Originally Posted by Gringo,Feb 9 2006, 04:55 PM
(Thanks Gamecock!)
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Long time no talk everyone. Summerville is too far for me!
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Long time no talk everyone. Summerville is too far for me!
Good to see ya around, Glenn, as always!
How 'bout Orangeburg, Salvador?
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02-11-2006 | 04:52 PM
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So have you gotten over 600 yet? I'm just dying to know! 
I bought my S in Alabama enroute to Iowa so the 600 miles clicked off on the road trip home. My brother and I counted down the last miles also with the top down! It was awesome. I have the same little scrape on the front lip only it was my cousin that did it at the airport. He felt pretty bad, I got over it quick. Congrats on your new ride.
Randy
I bought my S in Alabama enroute to Iowa so the 600 miles clicked off on the road trip home. My brother and I counted down the last miles also with the top down! It was awesome. I have the same little scrape on the front lip only it was my cousin that did it at the airport. He felt pretty bad, I got over it quick. Congrats on your new ride.
Randy
02-17-2006 | 07:48 AM
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From: west jefferson nc
man that interior is absolutely beautiful. hey man dont worry about the scrape if you seen mine you would feel as if yours had never been touched. caught mine on the shop floor pulling it in one evening and cracked the front chin in about 4 places ranging from 8 inches to 18 inches long. congrats n the new ride it is a beaut. take care and keep your foot out of it till 600 then give he**
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