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Edited Date/Time 3/31/2013 2:57pm
Cleaning out the garage for a big move and found this. Let me know why you think I should give it to your kid or charity and it's yours....

Yes, it's the real deal. Taken off the bike and signed by JS7.

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JeremyL 3/30/2013 6:38pm
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Man if I had a kid I'm sure I could think of a great reason.

My vote is MX for Children if it means anything.
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slipdog 3/30/2013 6:41pm
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My daughter is only 16 months old and she watches SX with me and twists her wrist and says motorcycle bunnn... nanana... bunn... nanana!
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pdub187 3/30/2013 6:54pm
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Sell it on ebay and give the profits to charity mate.
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Highsider 3/30/2013 6:54pm
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slipdog wrote:
My daughter is only 16 months old and she watches SX with me and twists her wrist and says motorcycle bunnn... nanana... bunn... nanana!
In our family we called them gifted!

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RexBackman 3/30/2013 6:57pm
3/30/2013 6:57pm
Well, of course MX for Children....but I am biased...

Check us out at www.mxforchildren.org and on FB, MXforChildren

We do eBay auctions often, so easy to turn this to a good result for a good cause.
UpTiTe 3/30/2013 7:08pm
3/30/2013 7:08pm
If you really want to give it to a kid that is a huge Stewart fan, my 12 year old son would love that thing. The kid just loves James Stewart and would be absolutly stoked to get it.

But if you want to give it away for a charity, I get that too.
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Braders756 3/30/2013 7:17pm
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I'm only fifteen, but I would love to have this to show to my kids when I eventually have them, tell them about JS7 and how many championships he had won, they'd be so impressed because I enjoy the sport so much I would want my kids to feel the same way about the sport... Imagine pulling that out of my cabinet telling them some JS7 history and then asking them if they would want a motorcycle. That would be the perfect way to introduce them to motocross! Have my fingers crossed!

Regards
Brad
FlickitFlat 3/30/2013 7:26pm
3/30/2013 7:26pm
Charities are great but honestly, how much will it raise. I have a buddy who's near 3 year old daughter is perfect for this and she is starting to make motorcycle noises. Her Mom and Dad got married on a Saturday and went on their honeymoon to the High Point National on Sunday. We got them pit passes and had their names and congratulations spoken over the sound system. James Stewart was already done signing but had his mechanic grab them, and he took pictures with them, signed his poster and their shirts that said honeymoon in High Point. James Stewart and Tim Ferry was the only 2 riders in the pit that gave them the time of day, let alone special attention. They are fans for life. The little girl has the signed James Stewart and Tim Ferry Poster in her baby room.
I am out of town and don't have the pictures on my laptop. I'm sure I can find them and add them when I get home in a few days. As far as giving it to a kid, I think she should be considered a very worthy candidate.
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smoker 3/30/2013 7:38pm
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it's my son's 8th birthday today.
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S.Loyer 3/30/2013 7:39pm
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RexBackman wrote:
Well, of course MX for Children....but I am biased... Check us out at www.mxforchildren.org and on FB, MXforChildren We do eBay auctions often, so easy to...
Well, of course MX for Children....but I am biased...

Check us out at www.mxforchildren.org and on FB, MXforChildren

We do eBay auctions often, so easy to turn this to a good result for a good cause.
Can I get a contact for you?
I have a project that I would love to get some input on from you.
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pdub187 3/30/2013 7:42pm
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FlickitFlat wrote:
Charities are great but honestly, how much will it raise. I have a buddy who's near 3 year old daughter is perfect for this and she...
Charities are great but honestly, how much will it raise. I have a buddy who's near 3 year old daughter is perfect for this and she is starting to make motorcycle noises. Her Mom and Dad got married on a Saturday and went on their honeymoon to the High Point National on Sunday. We got them pit passes and had their names and congratulations spoken over the sound system. James Stewart was already done signing but had his mechanic grab them, and he took pictures with them, signed his poster and their shirts that said honeymoon in High Point. James Stewart and Tim Ferry was the only 2 riders in the pit that gave them the time of day, let alone special attention. They are fans for life. The little girl has the signed James Stewart and Tim Ferry Poster in her baby room.
I am out of town and don't have the pictures on my laptop. I'm sure I can find them and add them when I get home in a few days. As far as giving it to a kid, I think she should be considered a very worthy candidate.
Surely any money raised is better than none?
FlickitFlat 3/30/2013 7:47pm
3/30/2013 7:47pm
FlickitFlat wrote:
Charities are great but honestly, how much will it raise. I have a buddy who's near 3 year old daughter is perfect for this and she...
Charities are great but honestly, how much will it raise. I have a buddy who's near 3 year old daughter is perfect for this and she is starting to make motorcycle noises. Her Mom and Dad got married on a Saturday and went on their honeymoon to the High Point National on Sunday. We got them pit passes and had their names and congratulations spoken over the sound system. James Stewart was already done signing but had his mechanic grab them, and he took pictures with them, signed his poster and their shirts that said honeymoon in High Point. James Stewart and Tim Ferry was the only 2 riders in the pit that gave them the time of day, let alone special attention. They are fans for life. The little girl has the signed James Stewart and Tim Ferry Poster in her baby room.
I am out of town and don't have the pictures on my laptop. I'm sure I can find them and add them when I get home in a few days. As far as giving it to a kid, I think she should be considered a very worthy candidate.
pdub187 wrote:
Surely any money raised is better than none?
Maybe I worded that wrong but kids smiles are charities too and you can't put a monetary value on that.
mynewcr250 3/30/2013 7:58pm
3/30/2013 7:58pm Edited Date/Time 3/30/2013 7:58pm
FlickitFlat wrote:
Charities are great but honestly, how much will it raise. I have a buddy who's near 3 year old daughter is perfect for this and she...
Charities are great but honestly, how much will it raise. I have a buddy who's near 3 year old daughter is perfect for this and she is starting to make motorcycle noises. Her Mom and Dad got married on a Saturday and went on their honeymoon to the High Point National on Sunday. We got them pit passes and had their names and congratulations spoken over the sound system. James Stewart was already done signing but had his mechanic grab them, and he took pictures with them, signed his poster and their shirts that said honeymoon in High Point. James Stewart and Tim Ferry was the only 2 riders in the pit that gave them the time of day, let alone special attention. They are fans for life. The little girl has the signed James Stewart and Tim Ferry Poster in her baby room.
I am out of town and don't have the pictures on my laptop. I'm sure I can find them and add them when I get home in a few days. As far as giving it to a kid, I think she should be considered a very worthy candidate.
pdub187 wrote:
Surely any money raised is better than none?
people come out of the woodworks when theres free stuff!

why not just let him put it on ebay auction, YOU buy it, and he'll gives the money away to charity?

you get what you want, a charity still gets a donation. win/win
FlickitFlat 3/30/2013 8:06pm
3/30/2013 8:06pm
FlickitFlat wrote:
Charities are great but honestly, how much will it raise. I have a buddy who's near 3 year old daughter is perfect for this and she...
Charities are great but honestly, how much will it raise. I have a buddy who's near 3 year old daughter is perfect for this and she is starting to make motorcycle noises. Her Mom and Dad got married on a Saturday and went on their honeymoon to the High Point National on Sunday. We got them pit passes and had their names and congratulations spoken over the sound system. James Stewart was already done signing but had his mechanic grab them, and he took pictures with them, signed his poster and their shirts that said honeymoon in High Point. James Stewart and Tim Ferry was the only 2 riders in the pit that gave them the time of day, let alone special attention. They are fans for life. The little girl has the signed James Stewart and Tim Ferry Poster in her baby room.
I am out of town and don't have the pictures on my laptop. I'm sure I can find them and add them when I get home in a few days. As far as giving it to a kid, I think she should be considered a very worthy candidate.
pdub187 wrote:
Surely any money raised is better than none?
mynewcr250 wrote:
people come out of the woodworks when theres free stuff! why not just let him put it on ebay auction, YOU buy it, and he'll gives...
people come out of the woodworks when theres free stuff!

why not just let him put it on ebay auction, YOU buy it, and he'll gives the money away to charity?

you get what you want, a charity still gets a donation. win/win
Woodwork? Really NOOB! Go ahead and jump my ass for answering his thread the exact way he intended it. I'm a real asshole for having friends and thinking of them when they somewhat fit the bill for what he was asking for. Yep.
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AS64 3/30/2013 8:09pm
3/30/2013 8:09pm Edited Date/Time 3/30/2013 8:15pm
I'll be honest I can't think of a good reason why you should give it to me over anyone else in this thread. I'd definitely love to have that though. If Stewart knew how big of a fan I was he'd probably have a restraining order against me. Whatever you decide to do, it's nice of you to give it away. Cheers.
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MR. X 3/30/2013 8:12pm
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I would give it to my kid so he can sell it to buy drugs .
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mx 219 3/30/2013 8:21pm
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auction it off and give proceeds to a charity...

hard to tell "whos birthday is today, whos kid is most deserving, etc."
RexBackman 3/30/2013 8:32pm
3/30/2013 8:32pm
MX for Children ....

Toronto SX last year w/K Dub.

$17,000 to SIckKids Hospital for Toronto - raised by kids!

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THE_NOOB 3/30/2013 9:02pm
3/30/2013 9:02pm Edited Date/Time 3/30/2013 9:05pm
Me! Me! Me! give it to Me! Hey! wait a second, I just noticed that's a 7 instead of a 1 on a Red plate for a Kawasaki, so instead of Villopoto's Plate, it's Bubbas. I'll pass, give it to charitySmile
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racerx217 3/30/2013 9:13pm
3/30/2013 9:13pm
That thing is cool for sure, my 3 yr old wouldnt even know... Sell it and donate the money to a good cause
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dean122 3/30/2013 9:25pm
3/30/2013 9:25pm Edited Date/Time 3/30/2013 9:47pm
I have a nephew who's 9 years old and has Leukemia and is currently undergoing chemo at the Los Angeles Childrens Hospital. He's been there about 3 months now.

Working with Factory Backing, they hooked him up with a full graphics set for his TTR-90 for when he gets out. The theme of his order deal has been "Fisher Strong" his name being Casey Fisher. Factory Backing fully hooked it up with his theme. I've been trying to reach out to some other companies to try and hook Casey up.

He even recieved a call from Dungey during some of his darkest days about a month ago when he was dealing with a blood clot in his aorta. Bubba is definintely one of his favorite riders. I can tell you, a gift like this would be amazing for him. I understand there are lots of folks in this thread that have their own reasons, but if you decide to send this Casey's way, please let me know. Smile Either way, good on you for offering this up. Not often do folks do stuff like this.

Here's a little story the SB Sun did on a fundraiser at Chili's for him recently:

http://www.sbsun.com/ci_22874143/fundraisers-help-rancho-cucamonga-boy-leukemia
UpTiTe 3/30/2013 9:30pm
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dean122 wrote:
I have a nephew who's 9 years old and has Leukemia and is currently undergoing chemo at the Los Angeles Childrens Hospital. He's been there about...
I have a nephew who's 9 years old and has Leukemia and is currently undergoing chemo at the Los Angeles Childrens Hospital. He's been there about 3 months now.

Working with Factory Backing, they hooked him up with a full graphics set for his TTR-90 for when he gets out. The theme of his order deal has been "Fisher Strong" his name being Casey Fisher. Factory Backing fully hooked it up with his theme. I've been trying to reach out to some other companies to try and hook Casey up.

He even recieved a call from Dungey during some of his darkest days about a month ago when he was dealing with a blood clot in his aorta. Bubba is definintely one of his favorite riders. I can tell you, a gift like this would be amazing for him. I understand there are lots of folks in this thread that have their own reasons, but if you decide to send this Casey's way, please let me know. Smile Either way, good on you for offering this up. Not often do folks do stuff like this.

Here's a little story the SB Sun did on a fundraiser at Chili's for him recently:

http://www.sbsun.com/ci_22874143/fundraisers-help-rancho-cucamonga-boy-leukemia
WINNER.
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AS64 3/30/2013 10:38pm
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dean122 wrote:
I have a nephew who's 9 years old and has Leukemia and is currently undergoing chemo at the Los Angeles Childrens Hospital. He's been there about...
I have a nephew who's 9 years old and has Leukemia and is currently undergoing chemo at the Los Angeles Childrens Hospital. He's been there about 3 months now.

Working with Factory Backing, they hooked him up with a full graphics set for his TTR-90 for when he gets out. The theme of his order deal has been "Fisher Strong" his name being Casey Fisher. Factory Backing fully hooked it up with his theme. I've been trying to reach out to some other companies to try and hook Casey up.

He even recieved a call from Dungey during some of his darkest days about a month ago when he was dealing with a blood clot in his aorta. Bubba is definintely one of his favorite riders. I can tell you, a gift like this would be amazing for him. I understand there are lots of folks in this thread that have their own reasons, but if you decide to send this Casey's way, please let me know. Smile Either way, good on you for offering this up. Not often do folks do stuff like this.

Here's a little story the SB Sun did on a fundraiser at Chili's for him recently:

http://www.sbsun.com/ci_22874143/fundraisers-help-rancho-cucamonga-boy-leukemia
Winner.
mynewcr250 3/30/2013 10:47pm
3/30/2013 10:47pm Edited Date/Time 3/30/2013 10:48pm
pdub187 wrote:
Surely any money raised is better than none?
mynewcr250 wrote:
people come out of the woodworks when theres free stuff! why not just let him put it on ebay auction, YOU buy it, and he'll gives...
people come out of the woodworks when theres free stuff!

why not just let him put it on ebay auction, YOU buy it, and he'll gives the money away to charity?

you get what you want, a charity still gets a donation. win/win
FlickitFlat wrote:
Woodwork? Really NOOB! Go ahead and jump my ass for answering his thread the exact way he intended it. I'm a real asshole for having friends...
Woodwork? Really NOOB! Go ahead and jump my ass for answering his thread the exact way he intended it. I'm a real asshole for having friends and thinking of them when they somewhat fit the bill for what he was asking for. Yep.
you can answer it anyway you want, still says a lot about you and everybody else thats posted asking for it. "forget about the charities, give it to me!"
TeamPropainTurbo38t 3/31/2013 5:33am
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Well......I don't have a child yet but as of Aug 22 or there around I will.....we find out what it is on Tuesday. I can guarantee they will go to the very minimum of 5 nats per year that I attend....but to be honest....I'd rather see you give it to a charity and make a few bucks for them....
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Bytor 3/31/2013 7:17am
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dean122 wrote:
I have a nephew who's 9 years old and has Leukemia and is currently undergoing chemo at the Los Angeles Childrens Hospital. He's been there about...
I have a nephew who's 9 years old and has Leukemia and is currently undergoing chemo at the Los Angeles Childrens Hospital. He's been there about 3 months now.

Working with Factory Backing, they hooked him up with a full graphics set for his TTR-90 for when he gets out. The theme of his order deal has been "Fisher Strong" his name being Casey Fisher. Factory Backing fully hooked it up with his theme. I've been trying to reach out to some other companies to try and hook Casey up.

He even recieved a call from Dungey during some of his darkest days about a month ago when he was dealing with a blood clot in his aorta. Bubba is definintely one of his favorite riders. I can tell you, a gift like this would be amazing for him. I understand there are lots of folks in this thread that have their own reasons, but if you decide to send this Casey's way, please let me know. Smile Either way, good on you for offering this up. Not often do folks do stuff like this.

Here's a little story the SB Sun did on a fundraiser at Chili's for him recently:

http://www.sbsun.com/ci_22874143/fundraisers-help-rancho-cucamonga-boy-leukemia
Winner!
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KMC440 3/31/2013 7:23am
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Donate it to Mx for Children or to Bauer for his charity. You can't go wrong with either. They'll have the connections to get the maximum dollars for the item.

Better yet let Bauer sell it to someone with mucho jack and split the money between the two.
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slipdog 3/31/2013 7:46am
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My daughter is only 16 months old and she watches SX with me and twists her wrist and says motorcycle bunnn... nanana... bunn... nanana!
My daughter said give it to Casey Fisher!
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JW381 3/31/2013 7:52am
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Sell it and give the money, and a pic, to an MX charity, or give it to the spawn of a lucky vital member. They have to provide pics tho, preferably demonstrating their love for MX/SX.

I HAVE SPOKEN!
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activeMX 3/31/2013 9:30am
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dean122 wrote:
I have a nephew who's 9 years old and has Leukemia and is currently undergoing chemo at the Los Angeles Childrens Hospital. He's been there about...
I have a nephew who's 9 years old and has Leukemia and is currently undergoing chemo at the Los Angeles Childrens Hospital. He's been there about 3 months now.

Working with Factory Backing, they hooked him up with a full graphics set for his TTR-90 for when he gets out. The theme of his order deal has been "Fisher Strong" his name being Casey Fisher. Factory Backing fully hooked it up with his theme. I've been trying to reach out to some other companies to try and hook Casey up.

He even recieved a call from Dungey during some of his darkest days about a month ago when he was dealing with a blood clot in his aorta. Bubba is definintely one of his favorite riders. I can tell you, a gift like this would be amazing for him. I understand there are lots of folks in this thread that have their own reasons, but if you decide to send this Casey's way, please let me know. Smile Either way, good on you for offering this up. Not often do folks do stuff like this.

Here's a little story the SB Sun did on a fundraiser at Chili's for him recently:

http://www.sbsun.com/ci_22874143/fundraisers-help-rancho-cucamonga-boy-leukemia
Would love to brighten his day in some way. Send me your address and I'll get it out to you on Monday. My email is billweppner@me.com.

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