Do you support the CMRA?

It costs a lot to run the CMRA and we should support our club every way we can. Entry fees, gate fees, and race entries are just a few ways we support the CMRA. But, supporting the club also means supporting each other. We all know to contact Jim or Marcus with suspension needs but how about finding help with a computer crash, a construction job, or (in my profession) moving a motorcycle or freight from place to place. We all have talents that someone else can benefit from and we need to use our forum/club to support each other. A pat on the back after a hard fought endurance or sprint battle is just as important as offering your business needs to those racers who might be able to help you. Working together as racers and business people helps support the CMRA and our passion to race motorcycles. Just a little something to remember the next time something comes up that might require the services of a fellow racer.

Really great post. It is really important to keep your money circulating with the same people that are spending it to support the CMRA. It will help keep our community healthy and populated.

This is a great thread to post up the business you own or the profession your in that a CMRA member could possible use one day. I don't feel like this should be some big discount page but mostly just a "Hey if your in Dallas and you need a air conditioner give us a call!". It would be great if we could all get discounts on whatever needs we have but that really doesn't help the person doing the service.

A really great thread right here !!!!!! [img]<>/grin.gif[/img]

Originally Posted By: Tad Murley

... or (in my profession) moving a motorcycle or freight from place to place...

Wait, you ship motorcycles? Tell me more...

Law Enforcement (state or federal). Got a question about the law or a criminal matter that you need advise on give me a call or look for me at the races. 409-651-2176 or look for a lifted yellow F-250 powerstroke FX4 with 22 foot black trailer. Bikes # 848. I will be glad to help.

Excellent thread Tad!!!

Information Security Professional:
-anti-virus
-Spam
-firewalls
-encryption
-Windows security (Some Mac security too)
-whatever anti-hacker stuff u have questions on probably

I can do some tech stuff too, network troubleshooting, application errors and whatnot, but ain't my expertise.

I have no useful professional skills.

Call me to learn how to ride slower.

i always look at how well the asians focus on this..my best freind that took me to my first track day prolly 10 years ago was vietnamese..everything they buy stays in the fammily..

Will travel for you wood flooring needs haha...as long as there is a track close by..lol..call nemo 4052080782..ill be checking this thread for anything i need..let's really work on this..

Well, if you ever want to learn how to scuba dive, that's my other hobby. PADI Master Instructor.

This is and excellent thread and I agree with all that is said above.

Ant Hill Graphics
Professional Graphic Designer

Anthony Hill Photography


Houston and Surrounding Areas

Custom bracing and Prosthetic limbs in the Dallas area here.

Also do auto mechanic work on the side.

well i have no skills but if anyone knows of a construction job im looking.i can operate d7g dozer, grader. scraper compaction all heavy equipment and i have a class a cdl

High-end auto repair and Performance here...my shop does mostly Porsche/Ferrari/Lamborghini/BMW/Mercedes, but I can fix anything with wheels...tons of experience with campers and RV's, as well - both engine and coach side.

If you catch fire or have a medical emergency, I can help- call" 911" in the greater Sugar Land area as a hobby.
oh, and I also paint motorcycles as a job. [img]<>/laugh.gif[/img]

Originally Posted By: ted phillips

Originally Posted By: Tad Murley

... or (in my profession) moving a motorcycle or freight from place to place...

Wait, you ship motorcycles? Tell me more...

Tad, I'm serious when you get a chance. We ship anywhere from 1-several bikes per month all over the US.

Tad works for Exel Transportation (our Formula 2 Expert Class Sponsor). Here's a link the the website: http://www.exel.com/exel/ets_home.jsp

Bill has used their shipping services for his bikes. Great service.

If you need windows for your Gulfstream, Learjet, Cessna Citation, Hawker or Falcon let me know!

In Austin, Jess Foltz runs Waterloo Surveyors.

ok... who can reformat my laptop to get rid of the virus that my lovely wife infected it with?

Originally Posted By: John Black

ok... who can reformat my laptop to get rid of the virus that my lovely wife infected it with?

Depends on the kind of virus. If you are running anti-virus software, try rebooting into "SAFE MODE with Networking" and then scan your harddrive with your antivirus software. Make sure that your antivirus signatures are up to date. If that does not work, find your operating system install disc, and reinstall your operating system. (Make sure that you back up your data first and be warned that you may also be backing up the virus, depending on what kind it is)
Good luck!

did all that... no dice...

the install disc would not wipe the C:... said i did not have enough space which made no sense and still does not, so, i had to partition, which, got it running for a bit... now back to nada...

i really want to reformat through dos and then do a totally fresh install, but, it has been years and years since i have worked with dos and i am more than a little leery of it...

i am sure i can take it somewhere and pay the bill to get it working, but, with the time of the year it has not fit into the plans... this thread made me think of it...

Originally Posted By: Nancy Selleck

Tad works for Exel Transportation (our Formula 2 Expert Class Sponsor). Here's a link the the website: http://www.exel.com/exel/ets_home.jsp

Bill has used their shipping services for his bikes. Great service.

Thanks!

Originally Posted By: John Black

did all that... no dice...

the install disc would not wipe the C:... said i did not have enough space which made no sense and still does not, so, i had to partition, which, got it running for a bit... now back to nada...

i really want to reformat through dos and then do a totally fresh install, but, it has been years and years since i have worked with dos and i am more than a little leery of it...

i am sure i can take it somewhere and pay the bill to get it working, but, with the time of the year it has not fit into the plans... this thread made me think of it...

Depends on what Operating System you have. If you have XP, this article is very helpful (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313348). If it is a laptop, you can pull the harddrive and buy one these USB cases(http://www.google.com/products/catalog?h...amp;os=sellers#), plug the drive into your PC, right-click on the drive in My Computer and Format.
You can do this with a SATA drive too if you get the right kind of USB dock (They work for 2.5" and 3.5" drives). These things are extremely helpful when you need to get data off a harddrive from a busted computer to another harddrive or another PC.

I can help you out with your next vehicle purchase. Im the PreOwned Internet Sales Manager at Mac Haik Chevrolet in Houston, TX.

Transmission shop here in Houston, do standards and automatics, build motors .bikes and cars port work mild to wild and custom metal fab machining and welding.

Steven Isenhower
2nd Sucks Racing

Originally Posted By: steven isenhower

Transmission shop here in Houston, do standards and automatics, build motors .bikes and cars port work mild to wild and custom metal fab machining and welding.

Steven Isenhower
2nd Sucks Racing

Steven, probably a stupid question but do you work on diesel transmissions too?

Yes Ted (and other members), I'm a class sponsor and a transportation broker. I've moved a number of motorcycles...most recently for Bill (Nancy's husband) and Craig Montgomery (a Gixxer 1000 to Saudi Arabia). I've got 18 years in the transportation business and can arrange full truck, rail, ocean, air, LTL, LCL...pretty much everything 1 pallet or bigger. The more business I can generate from the club the easier it is to continue my class sponsorship. ANY contacts you all can provide either personally or if you can refer me to those person(s) who control freight with your companies is greatly appreciated. Working together helps us all, fills the grids, and keeps the CMRA financially healthy!

I do replacement cost appraisals, and loss-prevention/minimization inspections, in high value residences for a large well-known and well-respected insurance company (yes, there is such a thing, and my average house is around $4M). 25 years experience, and I give very good realistic reconstruction cost and loss-prevention advice for homeowners (think your house is overinsured? Think again...). I won't go to your house due to conflict-of-interest concerns, but if you bring pictures and descriptions to the track when I'm there, I'll give you a no-BS opinion.

I'm also a PADI Divemaster. Randy Joy is an instructor, so he knows that Divemasters really do all the work...

Male prostitute here...

i work on all trans, race, stock do a lot of HD units for diesels.

Steven
281-536-3330

well, its a pretty rare need but I help children with Autism between the ages of 2-7. Rare, but needed.

Great thread!

I specialize in personal financial planning. I've been working with Northwestern Mutual for almost two years now and just recently made the switch from college intern to full time. Out of 200+ interns in Texas I finished the year as #1. It would be my pleasure to help any and all cmra members with their insurance and investment needs.

brandon.cleland@nmfn.com

Brandon Cleland

Originally Posted By: chriscorder325

well, its a pretty rare need but I help children with Autism between the ages of 2-7. Rare, but needed.

Wow!!! Chris I did not know this i think that is awesome !!!!!!!!

Mine is pretty boring.

Professional Race Series and Event Management and Safety Consultant.

I have experience working on the regional, national, and international level. I specialize in scheduling, contract negotiations, contingency processing, and herding chickens.

If you need any help in this field I'm your man. [img]<>/grin.gif[/img]

Well out of all of us Walter has the hardest job!But man it good to see you do it so well. words are not enough for what you and the crew at CMRA do for us. Its been fun coming back and racing and seeing all those people again. See you at the first race!

Steven Isenhower #168
2nd Sucks Racing

Originally Posted By: Walter Walker

Mine is pretty boring.

Professional Race Series and Event Management and Safety Consultant.

I have experience working on the regional, national, and international level. I specialize in scheduling, contract negotiations, contingency processing, and herding chickens.

If you need any help in this field I'm your man. [img]<>/grin.gif[/img]

I've said it once and I will say it again... I want your job! Well, maybe not the chickens part. lol

Me, I work for Lone Star Track Days and the CMRA during racing season but at this time I am in retail management (since being layed off in 9-09 while working as a machinist)and I am a full time student. I am by trade a process technician, but I am known for being a jack of all trades. I am not your typical girl. If you need anything at the track, I can help you find it.

metal fabricator

. I specialize
in Virus Removals, Hardware issues, Hardware upgrades, laptop repair, and custom
gaming rigs. I do have my Computer hardware support certificate, cisco certificate, A plus cert,
and several others along with 10 years experience on/with computers.


I also do alot of Motorcycle, and auto repair.

Originally Posted By: Blake Loehr

. I specialize
in Virus Removals, Hardware issues, Hardware upgrades, laptop repair, and custom
gaming rigs. I do have my Computer hardware support certificate, cisco certificate, A plus cert,
and several others along with 10 years experience on/with computers.


I also do alot of Motorcycle, and auto repair.

You can probably help John Black better than me then. Hook him up.

Originally Posted By: Steve Nance #83

Male prostitute here...

That's what i used to say when i worked for Wally World too. LOL

Lmao, that was good Chris.

Well this is a great idiea.
I'm a remolder mostly resadentual some comerical, from very high end to common.
I allso fabracate just about any thing you need .
Work in Dallas ft worth, live in denton area.
Give me a call, can allso consult on construction and fab jobs if needed, been doing both for over 30 yrs.
940-390-9709 or pm me here.

All my business contact info is posted in the vendor area of the site. If i can help ANYONE or their company with freight or logistics needs PLEASE let me know. I'll offer the best rates possible.
Tad

anyone do the home refinance thing?

This is a good thread.. I like it

I am the service director for Bankston Truck and RV. Which is perfect for everyone who has Rv or even camper trailers that needs services or repairs. (service only on trailers) Anyone need anything like this done before a race weekend or trip just let me know. Youngb3@autonation.com

I also own an tanning salon off hulen street in fort worth if anyone wants to get their tan on before racing I can offer a promotional discount that way also. lol

cabinet builder here,been at it a minute (~22 years).
have my shop in Odessa,TX but not oppsed to long distance delivery.
from small remodels to 7500 SQ' shacks .........
you want it "different" or custom im the man.

^^^^ I've seen Joe's work and it is excellent.

Mechanical engineering and design, specifically for the aerospace side of things. I offer incredibly expensive design solutions to help you with your man-rated LEO transportation and/or micro-g habitat projects. Should you would want to travel further, say, like to the moon, I can assist with that, too. As a by-product of the techology used to statisfy your space-related requirements, you're likely to end up with technology that can be used to benefit in a 1g environment.

Linz, while I have always been interested in space exploration of other planets and the moon, I only need to get in touch with you regarding a photo you shot. When you come back down to earth and check your email, please reply to my request. [img]<>/smile.gif[/img]

Thanks in advance.

F.Y.I. Your private msg box on this forum is full, must have several folks interested in a trip to the moon soon.

Christopher's company is doing amazing things with autistic children. My little boy Nicholas is autistic spectrum (Aspberger's) and has made significant progress through this type of research. 1 in 10 children is not a rare need...I'm sure there are other racers who have a child who struggles with this disability. Come by the Hellcats Course Endurance tent and pick up an Autism Awareness sticker for your bike. The cure comes through Awareness!