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<p>We just got our shipment of Issue 11 of stuntride magazine. This means that the wait is over and you guys will be getting yours soon also.</p>
<p>With the arrival of the newest issue, we are going to announce a fun and easy to enter contest next week along with our Cyber Monday sale. There will be 2 winners, one from our <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Stuntride" target="_blank">facebook page</a> and one from our forums. So if you are not a fan of Stuntride on Facebook and you are not on our forums, then you better pick one (or both) and hit us up!!!</p>
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Looking to try running a raised subframe when I get back on the wheelie machine. Hit me up if ya got one, send me some pics and let me know what you will unload it for. Im not going to be able to buy anything right away, just shopping. Thanks!<br />
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John

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So if you go to the white house website and go under &quot;we the people&quot; you can view many petitions that are popping up. Everything from seceding from the union to legalizing marijuana to re counting the votes, Pretty interesting shit going on. There are currently 20+ states that want to disassociate themselves from the federal gov. Well concerned citizens of those states anyhow... Quite honestly I have mixed emotions. Yes our country is royally fucked but how to fix that? I wouldnt mind telling the feds to piss off n that they cant control the state I live in anymore with their obamacare n all that other bs, but this will surely also cause repercussions. This will either all be swept under the rug and ignored or cause quite an uproar that will divide us even more. I personally am tired of working my ass off so that some loser can make a career off welfare, illegals quicker to get help than our own citizens, people wanting to strip us of our guns, paying for the healthcare of people who contribute nothing to society, my freedom of speech becoming less and less, etc etc. I could go on and on all day but I'll cut this short. Ideas?

Anybody?

Any mil stunters in GA? <img src="images/legacy/smilies/rockwoot.gif" border="0" alt="" title="YEAH" class="inlineimg" />

does anybody know a part number for a thermastat replacement that you can get at autozone or some car store? Think mine has gone bad

Now lets talk about the new years raffle Raffle!!!!<br />
the raffle starts TODAY and will end new years eve.<br />
Bring in the new year with a full frame, subframe and cage for first place<br />
2nd place will be half frame and cage <br />
3rd place 500 cash<br />
4th place 250 cash <br />
5th place 125 cash <br />
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there will be 150 tickets sold total! <font color="darkred">tickets are 20.00 each..Buy as many as you want...</font>everyone who buys a ticket doesnt loose there money if you dont win.. it goes as credit towards products From Badass Industries!<img src="images/legacy/smilies/rockwoot.gif" border="0" alt="" title="YEAH" class="inlineimg" />the first raffle was a huge success and this raffle will be even better.. Their will be titties with this raffle as well<img src="images/legacy/smilies/cheers.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Cheers" class="inlineimg" /><br />
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spread the word.. get the raffle known and support the sport by helping riders and future riders.. <br />
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THANKS <img src="images/legacy/smilies/rockwoot.gif" border="0" alt="" title="YEAH" class="inlineimg" /><font color="red">SEND PAYMENT TO <a href="mailto:badassindustriesllc@yahoo.com">badassindustriesllc@yahoo.com</a> </font>

Heres a preview of whats to come, thanks to C Hooks for catching it on her phone yesterday lol!<br />
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[nomedia=&quot;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRSbRk3P514&quot;]Dena Sodano - YouTube[/nomedia]

People who take out home insurance plans against hurricane damage, which is appropriate in states at risk, have to pay a �hurricane deductible� if their home is ruined. Given the destruction from Hurricane Sandy, a number of governors have cautioned insurance companies not to charge them. <br />
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A hurricane deductible is an insurance deductible that has to be paid before the insurance business will pay anything out. Many people do not live in states where hurricanes take place, so it does not matter much to them.<br />
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Hurricane deductibles were invented by the insurance industry, according to CNN, the first policies involving them coming out after Hurricane Andrew in the 1990s, but became much more widespread after Hurricane Katrina, according to NOLA.com, site for The Times-Picayune of New Orleans. Many Louisianans first had to pay them earlier this year in the wake of Hurricane Isaac.<br />
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The deductible is not a set amount of cash like a normal deductible would be. In fact, it is just a percentage of the home�s value usually.<br />
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Governors warn insurance companies not to charge them<br />
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There were a ton of homeowners that had their houses wiped out during Hurricane Sandy and had hurricane deductibles. It makes sense that these homes were totally destroyed.<br />
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The circumstances for the deductibles have not been met, many governors in these states are claiming. The governors are ordering insurance businesses to pay out the claims, according to CNN.<br />
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Never mind that it would seem the right thing to do in the wake of such a large storm, but in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, an insurance deductible is only required in the case of Category 1 hurricane-force winds, or 74 miles per hour. Governors Chris Christie of New Jersey, Andrew Cuomo of New York and Dannel Malloy of Connecticut state that winds did not reach that speed during the storm.<br />
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Another requirement, according to MSN, is that the storm has to be classified a hurricane before making landfall. Hurricane Sandy was de-classified before hitting. Residents of Maryland will also not have to pay their hurricane deductibles.<br />
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Reuters points out that Sandy was still called a hurricane when it passed North Carolina, which means the residents will still need to pay the deductible in that state.<br />
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Hurricane deductibles vary from state to state and from insurer to insurer. Generally, they are 1 percent to 5 percent of the home's value and with home values being what they are on the east coast, that adds up to a hefty load of cash. In Florida, according to Time magazine, it can be as high as 10 percent of the home's value.