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Old 01-02-2013, 10:53 PM
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Which forum is the original forum and which is the offshoot of the other or are they both completely separate and yada yada yada
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Old 01-02-2013, 10:55 PM
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Which forum is the original forum and which is the offshoot of the other or are they both completely separate and yada yada yada
Pro-Touring was around a few years before us. Scott and I started this site in mid-2004.
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And I think this is the correct site to be on. I stay here because of the people. That and I still wish GregWeld was my long lost uncle.

Just hang around here for a while. You will see why this site stays busy.

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I'mma throw my $.02 in..... LATERAL-G all day, everyday. I keep my comments to myself about Pro-touring.
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Scott and Jody run a tight ship here...I like it.
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My wife Hates this site
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I'mma throw my $.02 in..... LATERAL-G all day, everyday. I keep my comments to myself about Pro-touring.
I echo every word here. This site has given me endless support, more new friends, awesome parts deals- both retail and used, and a sense of direction when I'm kinda lost on my project. Thanks again.
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I prefer lat-g because its a smaller tight nit group, theres alot less drama here(cause if you rock the boat here we all just black list ya!)lol
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I'mma throw my $.02 in..... LATERAL-G all day, everyday.
Marcus said it!
Although, I am a member on pro-touring.com and visit not so often.
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I think the people here are why I like Lateral-G the most. It's the first time I have ever become a supporting member, and that's among all the different forums I belong to!
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