Happy couple hustle. But first some hot brown water.
Ha, that’s the only sign I know. Probably should learn moar since I’ll probably need it when I’m an old geezer.
Awesome to get back on the bike, enjoy !First great news in many months, I can ride a bike!
Hoo-freakin’-Ray, and all of that.
Even rode a city bike down a short flight of stairs.
Off to D.C. via Amtrak, that should be fun.
I hate to be the one to break it you ya but, you are already a geezer.Ha, that’s the only sign I know. Probably should learn moar since I’ll probably need it when I’m an old geezer.
Well that makes more sense, I was thinking from Wyoming. Don't you see!You have any idea what a pain in the ass it is to fly to DC from Philly?
(Amtrak is WAY easier)
Do you have anywhere at your house (or near) to store a trailer? As you know, as she gets older, that kart is going to get wider and heavier (and your back older).Haley's CBS interview at 11am. Going to head over to Toyota to look at a used Sienna the Ford to look at a different Lightning. Also got an escrow update and it's grossly short (I've been waiting); monthly will be going up $400. Ugh.
Negative. I can probably fit a 5x8 in the garage, but it will be tight, and I won't be able to fit anything else in - including my tool boxes, compressors, etc.Do you have anywhere at your house (or near) to store a trailer? As you know, as she gets older, that kart is going to get wider and heavier (and your back older).
I hate to be the one to break it you ya but, you are already a geezer.
Gotcha. If I really get back into this, I’d like an enclosed trailer, but it will need to fit inside the garage. It’s the height of the trailer that is the problem as the garage door opening is 80” (plenty of space inside the garage though).Negative. I can probably fit a 5x8 in the garage, but it will be tight, and I won't be able to fit anything else in - including my tool boxes, compressors, etc.
Plus the door to most 5x8 trailers is 50-52" wide. If I did front wheels on the rear for transit, I should be able to make it work, but it will be close. It would make for easier transit for sure though, especially with wall mounting things.
But, my car has a towing cap of 1,650# (non-braked) and 4,000# (braked). So without brakes, about 800-900# of usable storage.
And if I can't fit it into the garage? Local storage is $100/m.
A truck solves the problem, but then you end up with a truck, which is costly in its own regard.
So what you’re saying is you need to sell you house and get a place with a detached shop/garage for race car storage. I’d just bypass the pick up and get a class A toy hauler. So, when you’re looking for your new house make sure it has room for that.Negative. I can probably fit a 5x8 in the garage, but it will be tight, and I won't be able to fit anything else in - including my tool boxes, compressors, etc.
Plus the door to most 5x8 trailers is 50-52" wide. If I did front wheels on the rear for transit, I should be able to make it work, but it will be close. It would make for easier transit for sure though, especially with wall mounting things.
But, my car has a towing cap of 1,650# (non-braked) and 4,000# (braked). So without brakes, about 800-900# of usable storage.
And if I can't fit it into the garage? Local storage is $100/m.
A truck solves the problem, but then you end up with a truck, which is costly in its own regard.
kart stays on trailer when at home tho, right? So taking up more space, but not much more than the kart did before...and why a box trailer with a door vice an open bed trailer (whatever the right term is there...)Negative. I can probably fit a 5x8 in the garage, but it will be tight, and I won't be able to fit anything else in - including my tool boxes, compressors, etc.
Plus the door to most 5x8 trailers is 50-52" wide. If I did front wheels on the rear for transit, I should be able to make it work, but it will be close. It would make for easier transit for sure though, especially with wall mounting things.
But, my car has a towing cap of 1,650# (non-braked) and 4,000# (braked). So without brakes, about 800-900# of usable storage.
And if I can't fit it into the garage? Local storage is $100/m.
A truck solves the problem, but then you end up with a truck, which is costly in its own regard.
I will tell you this, with all my racing in the past a enclosed trailer offers a lot of security when needed, shade when needed and even a place to crash and a wrenching spot out of the elements. Just having an awning on the side of the trailer is clutch.kart stays on trailer when at home tho, right? So taking up more space, but not much more than the kart did before...and why a box trailer with a door vice an open bed trailer (whatever the right term is there...)
Our chariot was a six speed diesel sprinter on super singles
Check engine on?