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Went for a ride, was awesome (besides the Schwalbe tires trying to kill me). Fox Defend Fire pant is awesome, a little warm on this calm day with just above freezing temps when pushing up a trail, but good while riding. Surprisingly OK fit, seems to have loosened up a bit after washing. This helps with giving my quads a comfy fit.
Well, not as fun…but warmer than DH. Plus skiing is always some huge -number for windchill.
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-20 + windchill + lake =
Woken up by a tsunami alert entirely too early.
Coat number 3 rolled onto the new front door, goddamn red paint is shit for coverage. Why couldn’t my wife have wanted green?
First soccer practice for the small hooman today, then more house work. Hopefully get a ride in, but that seems increasingly unlikely
Coat number 3 rolled onto the new front door, goddamn red paint is shit for coverage. Why couldn’t my wife have wanted green?
First soccer practice for the small hooman today, then more house work. Hopefully get a ride in, but that seems increasingly unlikely
Had a lovely booster induced snooze last night.
Feeling pretty solid today.
A good 7-8” of ice on our pond
Kiddo had fun until she took a good digger. Assuming a bruised tailbone.
Purchased $500 of lumber and $100 of nails. Let the Bong Shed build renovation/remodel commence in anger.
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accident?Im still traffic.
Yours looks much larger than mine.
Also I might pick your brain on some things (like roofing materials?) because I literally have no idea what I am doing, at all.
Is that sealant rated for low Temps? I think Orange makes some.
I had one friend try tubeless on his fat bike, but could never keep the tires inflated and went back to tubes.
I shopped around for all the glass, spent less than 1k for all 6 windows and the french door. Basic 3 tab comp is all that is needed for the roof, they all have 15-20 year lifespan and can be put down with a hammer and loose nails in a day. Use at least 1/2 for the floor and roof, No OSB, its too cheap these days.
What boggles my mind is that the rear is holding air perfectly. Only adding 3-4 pump strokes per week. Front will go flat overnight. Added sealant twice since I've been burping like crazy. Brought the wheel inside, inflated to 15psi and now next to the fireplace... Next step, glitters...?
edit: Says -20c on the bottle...
I'm in agreement with all @gonefirefightin is saying, but... I'd put 5/8 at least on the floor. Of course it depends what floor joist spacing you're using.
That is weird, Muc-Off is for sure the best sealant I’ve used in my experience.What boggles my mind is that the rear is holding air perfectly. Only adding 3-4 pump strokes per week. Front will go flat overnight. Added sealant twice since I've been burping like crazy. Brought the wheel inside, inflated to 15psi and now next to the fireplace... Next step, glitters...?
edit: Says -20c on the bottle...
even with 24 on center 1/2 is fine for a shed or out building. Since sheet goods are still pretty spendy it will work fine. if it was a living space, high traffic area or even a workshop with heavy stuff on the floor I would def go up over 1/2"
Around here the price difference between 1/2 and 5/8 is cray cray.
Orange Peel sub zero hasn't given me any issues thus far in 3+ years I've been using it.
I know. It's been great on the summer bike. Stayed liquid all season long, no need to add. Dunno why I can't get this tire to stick.
Oh look, you built me a new studio, with windows. Now I just have to find it. Hmmm...
Add a vent hood with the motor at the exhaust port and it's perfect. I assume you still have Playboy models in your rolodex. For jewelry design purposes only of course. Gotta make sure those earrings fit.
I am not convinced you aren't 16 years old
That's odd if one is holding air. It must be leaking somewhere.What boggles my mind is that the rear is holding air perfectly. Only adding 3-4 pump strokes per week. Front will go flat overnight. Added sealant twice since I've been burping like crazy. Brought the wheel inside, inflated to 15psi and now next to the fireplace... Next step, glitters...?
edit: Says -20c on the bottle...
Time for some soapy water tests? Leaking valve or maybe a tiny nick in the rim tape?
Bong hits, don't forget those. A little lung expansion should get the blood moving properly.
Currently scabbing together a cutting torch setup so I can hack up my bridge I-beams. 104 - 5/8", 8 - 1 1/2", and 8- 1 1/2 x 3" holes. Looked at mag drills but I don't have the cash for such a tool at this time. Last thing I need is a big oxygen cylinder and I can get to work.
I have a new favorite Indian restaurant. It's takeout only. And it's in an ice cream cone. No I'm not joking. The ice cream place shut down and it's just some Indian couple. And they make curry burritos.
This is the building:
This is the building:
OMG, Totes! But no cap, I peep your sus fam.I am not convinced you aren't 16 years old
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1h45m up, 1h30m back.
No complaints other than inoperable lifts that sent us packing around 2pm.
Hit Pepe Osaka's for spicy tuna nachos and fish tacos.
Now tending to old, sore body at home.
No complaints other than inoperable lifts that sent us packing around 2pm.
Hit Pepe Osaka's for spicy tuna nachos and fish tacos.
Now tending to old, sore body at home.
Where were you sliding around?
There is a place near me that has Indian Burrities, well kathi rolls. They are fucking amazing.
Too fancy for a bong shed. I think that makes it a she-shed.