Sweatin' copper is one if the few satisfying and non-irritating parts of plumbing... but most of the rest of that shit?
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Any day over drywall. FTS.Sweatin' copper is one if the few satisfying and non-irritating parts of plumbing... but most of the rest of that shit?
Wifey got to show off "her" handiwork with the home renovations we've done to all the moms. "We did [long list]." "OMG! How'd you find someone to do all the work?!" "Well, Stoney actually did [half of long list]". I think it finally registered just how much fucking work I've done when the other moms stopped and "wowed" mid conversation.
If forced to, I could do that. With a really small apartment, I think I would be a 3 bikes guy: enduro with two wheelsets, gravel bike with a road and a offroad wheelset plus a DJ/pump track bike. But as I have the space, I am the N+1 guy.
Copper? You live in a cave or something?Sweatin' copper is one if the few satisfying and non-irritating parts of plumbing... but most of the rest of that shit?
My old knees cannot tolerate large drops on a hardtail. Still think most people have to big a bike for nothing.
Most people have too big of a car, house, food intake, environmental footprint, etc.... for nothing.
Do you even do capitalism bro?
I try not to. But I fail most of the time.Most people have too big of a car, house, food intake, environmental footprint, etc.... for nothing.
Do you even do capitalism bro?
The most capable bike isn't necessarily the most fun bike, and certainly not on terrain that doesn't require it. But that is just me.
Enderpo bike is great fun in the mountains but I have to assume you also ride the trails in Charlotte?
My broken old hands are my weak point so I gravitate towards longer travel forks. I think nose diving every landing probably also helps with the knees and back.
yeah, i pedal it everywhere...and take it to dh days too. it's fine here. i'm not riding with xc racerbois here in town so i don't need to be the fastest locally. plus at this point the few local trails i bother riding are the ones with roots, rocks, small bits of steeps, and jumps. only place the nomad makes me sad is the pump track
yeah, i pedal it everywhere...and take it to dh days too. it's fine here. i'm not riding with xc racerbois here in town so i don't need to be the fastest locally. plus at this point the few local trails i bother riding are the ones with roots, rocks, small bits of steeps, and jumps. only place the nomad makes me sad is the pump track
For me it isn't about pedaling efficiency but having a bike that is easy to pop and pump over shit when it isn't the most challenging trail which is a lot of fun. Also what I do when the trail is challenging, which is a lot of fun.
That was my thought building up the Element. (120/130)However, I scare myself way too often on the long downhills here, I‘m so used to the piggy sled. (170/170).
But climbing is dreamy in comparison.
But climbing is dreamy in comparison.
My 170/160 monster is uber fun popping and pumping over our shitshow chunky trails here. I'll keep my enderpo monster, thank you very much.
Also, the big SC bikes of late climb much better than they should be allowed to. XC racerbois may have an edge on flat trail sections, but FTS.yeah, i pedal it everywhere...and take it to dh days too. it's fine here. i'm not riding with xc racerbois here in town so i don't need to be the fastest locally. plus at this point the few local trails i bother riding are the ones with roots, rocks, small bits of steeps, and jumps. only place the nomad makes me sad is the pump track