I've got a tire pressure gauge if you need one...Omelette, coffee, may run to the local kart track for a quick look this weekend if there is anything going on. @stoney if I do anything stupid in the next few months I’m blaming you.
You'd be surprised what you can get away with if you keep your income low enough. You can get govt supplemented healthcare on the Exchange, which will save a ton. That's not normal advisor level creativity though. You need to get a CFP involved; worth their weight in gold in those situations.Calling the financial advisor Monday inform her I need to retire at 36 instead of 55, this is bullshit.
Your youngest is in school already? How the time flies!Rain all weekend, so indoor activities it is. Helping the youngest out with a school project, maybe some work in the garage. Meh.
Goddamnit...Your youngest is in school already? How the time flies!
Not sure if I should check urban dictionary, or maintain my innocence.Paid for a Bassi Hog's Back.
I googled it thinking it had something to do with BBQ, but no. Well not unless acquiring BBQ is the reason for the Bassi Hog's Back. Good pulled pork takes quite a while to make you know. Why not take your time getting some ?Not sure if I should check urban dictionary, or maintain my innocence.
You gonna do some real touring, or use it a a gravel bike? From where you are, I would probably tour the Eastern Provinces before anywhere below the border.Paid for a Bassi Hog's Back.
I do lots of what I call mixed media riding, pavement/gravel/off road.You gonna do some real touring, or use it a a gravel bike? From where you are, I would probably tour the Eastern Provinces before anywhere below the border.
That's what I treat it as.At least shoveling snow is kind of like exercise.
Have recently come to the conclusion that a nice hardtail with two sets of wheels is all one really needs for a bike, unless you are road racing, but why would you do that?I do lots of what I call mixed media riding, pavement/gravel/off road.
I have a Lance wannabe road bike that I don't like, no provision for fenders, drop bars, all that. I wanted backswept bars, disk brakes, no plastic, no batteries, ability to mount a rear rack if/when I might want. I saw a Hog's Back mentioned in the past week either here or on JORBA's site, looked it up, liked it.
Today I drove down to Analog Cycles in Poultney (good shop, no plastic, no carbon, no batteries), saw and rode one, fell in love, and paid for one. It's inheriting the seat and pedals from the Fort road bike, and it'll probably get a dropper post in relatively short order.
Plumbing is worser... but not by much.A-hangin’ and a-taping’ and a-muddin’ drywall is terrible work.
i imagine it is at the end of a rainbow.....and do they have a newsletter to subscribe too..?Today I drove down to Analog Cycles in Poultney (good shop, no plastic, no carbon, no batteries)
Id sweat copper every chance of it meant not doing drywall.Plumbing is worser... but not by much.
boo this man. an efficient enderpo bike plus legs is the one bike to rule them all. my solution for 15+ years. the best.Have recently come to the conclusion that a nice hardtail with two sets of wheels is all one really needs for a bike, unless you are road racing, but why would you do that?