u/AltruisticOwl1504

So I’ve never had a bike before but I grew up riding four wheelers, one in particular we sold just a month ago was a 2002 Yamaha 350 warrior 6 speed plus reverse, so I know the shift patterns. We actually sold it to our neighbor who is selling a bike and I’ve always loved the sound of it and just how free it feels. It’s a 2009 Honda Shadow Spirit 750. Anyway, how difficult is it to get my license and how much would I be looking towards in the state of Ohio. I am 20 and I read somewhere that if you’re over 18 you don’t need the permit you can just get the endorsement instead.

So my grandfather and I have built 5 guitars total, and I decided it had only been since September since we built one so why not build another. This guitar (right) is a backup for my main guitar with notable differences with paint color, numbers, but electronic and parts wise they are basically identical twins. The pickup is a custom wound by mePAF style humbucker with a bourns 500k pot and of course a Floyd rose. This was also based off of a photo shopped picture of a Kramer Pacer with the classic hockey stick headstock. I never thought I’d have so much trouble with a guitar, but while the paint was drying on the neck the whole thing fell and made a gnarly snap like EVH’s Kramer 5150. Then when putting 6 neck bolts on, two snapped inside the wood so we filled the holes over and called it a day. The neck definitely is not coming off so hopefully the screws, and dowel rods help the headstock stay a bit reinforced. This guitar “2917” is a police code for someone who disturbs the peace and I figured since people in my family tell me to turn the noise down, the code was fitting.