Is it legal there?
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Well that sucks Steve. You’d love Taqueria Fast.
My locals were “entertaining” this weekend. I saw one guy with a cup of coffee and a paint brush very diligently painting every inch of a public trash can. Then I watched a guy walking down the street. He’d throw his shoes angrily and then walk to them, pick them up, and repeat this all the way down the block.
One of the three RVs on my street seems to be gone. The resident of another seems to be on vacation. He has a ton of parking tickets on the window and his usual collection of SUVs and motorcycle are gone. I wonder if he’s going to migrate back here for the winter.
Looks like it would handle like shit and massive draggy tires add up over the miles even on snow. You have to be hedging on the narrow range of conditions where this would work, but smaller would not, which in my experience is extremely rare. Otherwise you are stuck with it all the time. This is going to be a niche within niches. No suspension is also a dealbreaker.@Jm_
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Tires are not dampersdid you miss the 6" of suspension........ in the tires??
only when the snow starts to melt
Landed in SFO, need some breakfast after having to walk one end to the other
Basic drip was all I could find, wasn’t very strong
Kinda want. No good reason, just kinda do. I’m sure a test pedal might change my feelings about owning one. That and trying to find a place to store it and a way to transport it. Practical issues aside, it’s very intriguing.@Jm_
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FTS is at 12 right now. Having an argument with President of the karting League about why we need to add a novice class for Jr's. He insists that he need to keep shifters, which is 50-50 about actually getting people to show. Where as 25% of the Jr class - all younger and beginners - get black flagged because they are about to get lapped. It is a national standard, which is why they do it and I agree from a safety perspective, but why not drop one class and just replace it with another that has higher demand?
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And probably Folgers at that. Always carry a couple packets of instant coffee in case of emergency. The best is Cafe Bustelo. Which is the general consensus among thru hikers. It’s also the cheapest.
Nescafé gold is actually excellent, but I rarely see it in the US, let alone in single serve packets.
Im not terribly picky about the Ultra lightweight coffee choices, the Starbucks French roast in singles is usually abundant but nowhere to heat water, nor get a cup in salt lake. Front country trips are much more bougie
Salt Lake has tons of great coffee shops, IME.
nescafe gold espresso is apparently going viral. my wife got some and tried it, she likes it too. no idea on single serve packets.
Is there anything worse than people telling you what their tattoos mean? Wow, who gives a fuck? Why are you talking to me?
I don't even know any vegans. Lucky me.
Not at the airport
you would know if you did.
back when I was working in SLC and traveling there regularly, i knew when first call was at the airport bars.
But let's talk about our bikes and various accessories because there's no better reason to be friends than one shared hobby. Then maybe I'll start slipping in some fascist shit as a test to see if you're "cool."
Fuel canister nests inside a 750ml titanium pot along with a stove, lighter, microfiber cloth and collapsible cup. Takes up little space and is lightweight. The only time that I have not had coffee in bed (on trail) was when there was a 400# bear near the shelter and once during the drought when I didn’t have enough water.
Probably be frowned upon to fire that up on the airport terminal.
Nescafé’s Taster’s Choice Instant packets are 2nd best and usually available in more rural markets where we resupply. If you haven’t tried Cafe Bustello, you should.
It sells for $1.50 per box of six. One “Outfitter” had bought up all of the Cafe Bustello from the grocery store and was charging six bucks a box because they knew how much thru hikers love it.
The trick is to look crazy enough that everybody is like "I'll just leave that guy in the tent in an airport terminal alone."
Desperate times call for desperate measures
(or just pay a $1.00 more in one of the fancier airport restaurants)
(or just pay a $1.00 more in one of the fancier airport restaurants)
Will do!
Not if @gonefirefightin carries two cups so he can share.
One Firefighter Two Cups…a video no one wants to watch. Well except for @mandown maybe.
for science.Not if @gonefirefightin carries two cups so he can share.
just for science.
Full face, sports bra, and a pauldron. Safety is important.