friday end of it gfmt....
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I mean "up there" ... like where @6thElement lives and higher!
Probably going to wait a few weeks to put on the studs.
will depend on the weather down there, and if I make a road trip...
will depend on the weather down there, and if I make a road trip...
YOU JUST GONNA LEAVE THIS HANGING??? WITH NO ANSWER???? WTF MAN!!! WTF!!!
I'VE KILLED BITCHES FOR LESS!!!! MAGA2020 IN YOUR FACE FUCKER YOU FUCKFACE!!!!
he's right, you know.
thank you
Twas inspired by all the cheese steak talk earlier this week. Cheese pizza and steak and cheese calzone night. #thisiswhyimfat
Well, ride #1 with the longer stroke shock is in the books. Going to need a bit more fine tuning, but the ride overall was much more sensitive. The rear wheel felt like it was absorbing the hits instead of skipping off/over them. Might need a bit more pressure and a larger volume spacer, but we shall see.
same shock just different stroke, or different shock altogether?
7.875 x 2.0 Fox Performance DPS -> 7.875 x 2.25 Fox DPX2.
It actually came off of a YT Jeffsy, so the tune is a bit different. Lighter on compression, heavier on rebound. Feel like it helps address some of my complaints with the OE DPS, which was that in order to get any small bump sensitivity, I was running 50% sag ans bottoming out, but running the prescribed sag had the back end feeling skippy lots of feedback.
You could probably fix all the issues at once and get something that isn't a fox 
That what held me back from doing that log ride? Shucks!You could probably fix all the issues at once and get something that isn't a fox
Small soldiers is good
That was the result of having the balance of a drunk on stilts
You could probably fix all the issues at once and get something that isn't a fox
Don't buy a fucking house - you'll have plenty of money...
Oh, and don't have kids - then you'll have plenty of time, too.
Also, listening to/taking suspension advice from me is like taking carpentry lessons from a dude with 7 fingers and a glass eye.
Bitd I rode a u-turn Pike for 2 seasons before realizing the spring had snapped in half during the first rebuild. My only complaint was a "clicking noise".
Bitd I rode a u-turn Pike for 2 seasons before realizing the spring had snapped in half during the first rebuild. My only complaint was a "clicking noise".
My kids are 7 & 10. They're in an xc ski club/race team. They started dryland training back in September, 2x week. They're organized in cohorts of max 6 kids. Cohorts don't mix. Parents must be masked when they drop kids off and aren't allowed to hang around. Kids are masked unless they are running (usually one of the sessions involves trail running). They're also not supposed to be closer than 6ft (good luck with that I say...). Coaches are also masked at all times.No worries - discussion can be useful.
My youngest is also still in Scouts. They were meeting masked over the summer outdoors.
Fortunately(?) soccer has been in the way of Scout meetings most of the autumn, and now with shit hitting the fan, we are going to lay low for awhile...
Broke a ding dang ol’ spoke on my ride tonight. Got to the shop 30 minutes after closing, service guys were still there and hooked me up with a replacement. Definitely gonna have to bring them something tasty very soon.
Relaxing with a nice stout now, deciding on what to drink next.
Relaxing with a nice stout now, deciding on what to drink next.
Chimney??
Hmmm.
I'd rather ride a Klein URT with Nevegals than continue living with my in-laws.Don't buy a fucking house - you'll have plenty of money...
It pops up on trailforks!
I've not ridden chimney this year.
Ha! Nice! Yeah this is my first descent of Chimney in a long time. It’s real bumpy.
How about Onza clipless pedals?
They'd be an upgrade over the eggbeaters I was riding in 2007.How about Onza clipless pedals?
Jeezus. Eggbeaters must simply be *abysmal*...
Ther only clip pedals I've used are variations of CB Candy pedals. my fucked knees just cant do any low floaty spds.
That said, I don't clip in anymore aside from the road bike.
That said, I don't clip in anymore aside from the road bike.
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Did you climb CG?
Roughly half of Denver was parked at the top of Apex at 3:30ish.
That's a whole bunch of onion right there.
Good job caramelizing the onion first.
proper.
proper.