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So having worked at Walmart for a few months before no showing and quitting, this would be fucked.
Walmart, at least here in Canaderp, doesn't put shit on pallets and then load the truck. Every single box of shit is hand loaded and tetris'd in there. Unloading them sucked, as shit would start falling on one another and begin to form giant blocks of bullshit. I got suckered into doing it a few times, before I learned to stay clear of the warehouse at all hours.
After the Navy I worked at Target unloading trucks at 3am. I liked not being around people, but it totally sucked.
I moved to Portland and my first job here was RPS doing the same thing from 3--8am for more than double the pay. Still sucked.
Are you sure?
Positive.
Looks expensive.
Nah it's just a compressor, the little poppet valve to limit tank pressure was sticking open.
It all seemed to be in tact so I'm not sure where this little ball or whatever has come from, it does get its air intake from the engine's intake, maybe there's ball bearings for the shutdown butterfly.....? I wouldn't think so.
What the hell is that??
$3k for a ti frame almost doesn't seen ridiculous. Assume they are not made here though.
Barely rode any road this year. Totally lost interest. Every once and a while I look at my road bike hanging on the wall and give it the finger.
Barely rode any road this year. Totally lost interest. Every once and a while I look at my road bike hanging on the wall and give it the finger.
That also includes a $575 Enve fork too. For Murican made frame it would cost at least double. It's cheaper than pretty much any new carbon frame and given they're pretty much all also made in Gyna/Taiwan not much difference there.
Think of the road riding difference about the same as comparing Cunningham to here
How much travel that thing got?
Thanks for the washers @scrublover
I finally got some replacement bolts through from Fastenal, they're identical to the oem ones.
Wife's fat bike will be fully operational again.
I finally got some replacement bolts through from Fastenal, they're identical to the oem ones.
Wife's fat bike will be fully operational again.
If you somehow get me as your Secret Santa giftee...man, it better be nice...
He's in Colorado. Having lived their a fair bit before my current location, meh.
The corrosion issues are on a different scale. Assuming you don't leave your bike out.
My Wozo bolts were replaced with ti (already had some from a prior use that fit) and the stock ones ended up replaced parts on my hitch mount bike rack. These are just the spare washers I for some reason had kicking about.
At 77c each I picked up spares, so I've got some extra bolts now if you need a couple
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Really? I've always found with Taiwanese stuff that their minimum standard is still somewhat decent.given they're pretty much all also made in Gyna/Taiwan not much difference there.
Think of the road riding difference about the same as comparing Cunningham to here
I meant more that most carbon is manufactured there too. Quality can be shit no matter where something is made.
You probably see that more than any of us on a daily basis.
However, most people can't decipher where their next connection/gate is now, imagine if everyone were baked out of their gourds?
But there would likely be far less air-rage, so...ok.
We have boy scouts lead folks to the appropriate gate. Win/win
Is that a Super V?
After you upgrade those props. Yes, it is.Is that a Super V?