[jonKranked]

If you don't see a problem with that Joplin there may be no help for you.

that's the next thing getting replaced. also a red herring.

 

[Westy]

Not bad man, recently started at a new shop, no more working on tri bikes! I got married last weekend. Pretty busy overall haha.

Congrats.

Weren't you going to school to wrench on airplanes like 'Squeeb?

 

[Full Trucker]

that's the next thing getting replaced. also a red herring.

I own two of those damn things and I swear it's like owning five more than I need. And one of them just sits on a shelf. Fvck those things. Fvcking Nevegals of the dropper pole world, I tell you.

 

[jonKranked]

I own two of those damn things and I swear it's like owning five more than I need. And one of them just sits on a shelf. Fvck those things. Fvcking Nevegals of the dropper pole world, I tell you.

IDK. Mine still works.

 

[jstuhlman]

a red herring.

!!!

 

[lovebunny]

Congrats.

Weren't you going to school to wrench on airplanes like 'Squeeb?

I was. I dropped out of that when I realized I wasn't as passionate about it as I thought I was. I spent the last few years wrenching on bikes. I'm planning on starting school for mechanical engineering next semester. Hopefully I can land a job in a few years designing bikes and/or parts.

 

[johnbryanpeters]

I was. I dropped out of that when I realized I wasn't as passionate about it as I thought I was. I spent the last few years wrenching on bikes. I'm planning on starting school for mechanical engineering next semester. Hopefully I can land a job in a few years designing bikes and/or parts.

Talk to @w00dy.

 

[w00dy]

You're in a good area for it. If you keep an eye out those positions come up. I had trouble finding anything too serious on the east coast. If your school has a machine shop, use that to build parts for yourself. Create and retain design drawings for everything you do and you'll end up with free parts, good experience, and a killer work portfolio.

I was. I dropped out of that when I realized I wasn't as passionate about it as I thought I was. I spent the last few years wrenching on bikes. I'm planning on starting school for mechanical engineering next semester. Hopefully I can land a job in a few years designing bikes and/or parts.

 

[Pesqueeb]

I was. I dropped out of that when I realized I wasn't as passionate about it as I thought I was.

Congratulations! I had to be in the industry before I figured that out.