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Snakes in a Cave
Hasn’t been a single cave or mine I have found and checked yet that there hasn’t been any rattle snakes.
Snake Gators ? Is that like a Jackalope ? How do you cook it ?
Thanks!
Yeah, I'll see you all in a few years after I regain some semblance of sanity. Or not. This baby's totally going with me on some bike path rides, though.
Thanks!
2010 was the last time I had a SS bike, SC Chameleon that was too small, so back pain made me part it and sell it. 26er hardtail vs 29+ hardtail is a lot different and mucho funner.
Or GTFO of Denver area. . . I hear FC/Loveland are niceMaybe move west and be a little closer to the Foothills...
Not bad, as long as you don't like skiing much. We refer to that part of the Front Range as Cheyenne Light.Or GTFO of Denver area. . . I hear FC/Loveland are nice
Not that this would apply to @stoney. But my 6 year stint there, I enjoyed the riding with no crowds/hikers/influencers was a significant highlight.Not bad, as long as you don't like skiing much. We refer to that part of the Front Range as Cheyenne Light.
its gauche to exploit your white privelege....
I like having gears on a thicc hardtail much more in Winter than in Summer, but again our snow is shitty here.
Cold this morning, so cold in fact that I almost wore a sweatshirt.
fort collins is closer to montana....so....fort collins...Not that this would apply to @stoney. But my 6 year stint there, I enjoyed the riding with no crowds/hikers/influencers was a significant highlight.
You got any of those Cherry Creek or Littleton schools out there?Maybe move west and be a little closer to the Foothills...
I like having gears because I'm doughy, out of shape, and need all the mechanical advantage I can get.
Winter wheels on the Sprinter, quite an interesting exercise.
I like to keep both around, the SS is almost exclusively for trail cutting and bad weather these days. I broke it out the other day and am realizing it needs some upgrades...
@jstuhlman, here is your confirmation bias of the day...Hour and a half of snowblowing, and not totally done yet. And we have a four car driveway on 1/10 of an acre. You have a guest room?
HTFU, Nancy.
I should be at my palacial second home in Sedona right now…
Buy a bigger snowthrower
Tell the missus to work harder so you can replace your driveway with a ////melty one:
This guy <= thinking about buying a melty mat or 2 to melt snow where it slides off the roof and freezes solid / piles up close to the windows / front door...
2" an hour they say... 5'x2'
I'll be back to gears once I install the fartbike tires. I have another 29+ wheelset with 3.0 for playing in mud. SS during the winter would always require perfect compact snow conditions.
Using the supplied jack?
One might assume the mustache holds the van up while @johnbryanpeters changes the wheel.
Goddam liberuls...Unfortunately that's 2" / hour DEFLATIONARY
#Thanks Joe Brandon
palaciega (femenina)Palatial.
You're welcome.
palaciego (masculino)
Wound up using both that and a floor jack. The manual's descriptions of jacking point locations are less than helpful. Part of the problem is that the van's way high because four wheel drive.
Your stint, I take, was awhile ago? Those days are gone... NTTAWWT.But my 6 year stint there, I enjoyed the riding with no crowds/hikers/influencers was a significant highlight.