I live just a few blocks away from the George Washington Bridge. Upstate Manhattan
I did once. During rush hour also. I would not recommend.I've ridden my bike across that bridge on the right a few times. Gets a little busy during rush hour.
profile has been selling that setup for years.
That last photo is reality. in 1976 I worked for Beach Maintenance in Santa Monica CA. on a 2 mile long stretch of beach we had 3000 55 gallon drum trash cans. They were rarely used most people jut left the trash on the sand. At 2am 4 tractors with sand rakes would start raking the garbage into rows for the sand sifter and dump truck to pick up. At 4 am we hit the sand in 2 6x6 garbage trucks to empty all the cans. at 6 am a crew of 50 guys with picker sticks and canvas shoulder bags would walk the beach to get what was missed and dump it into the cans for the next day pick up. After the 4th of July it would take 3 dyas to clean up the mess.
when i lived in the south bay in 07/08 it wasn't that bad, thankfully.That last photo is reality. in 1976 I worked for Beach Maintenance in Santa Monica CA. on a 2 mile long stretch of beach we had 3000 55 gallon drum trash cans. They were rarely used most people jut left the trash on the sand. At 2am 4 tractors with sand rakes would start raking the garbage into rows for the sand sifter and dump truck to pick up. At 4 am we hit the sand in 2 6x6 garbage trucks to empty all the cans. at 6 am a crew of 50 guys with picker sticks and canvas shoulder bags would walk the beach to get what was missed and dump it into the cans for the next day pick up. After the 4th of July it would take 3 dyas to clean up the mess.
Yeah but I think it's for racing only with a weight limit(may be wrong). This has no weight limit and has a supposed lifetime warranty.profile has been selling that setup for years.
Not buying cranks from the Republican National Committee.
related, thought this was cool art / public service:That last photo is reality. in 1976 I worked for Beach Maintenance in Santa Monica CA. on a 2 mile long stretch of beach we had 3000 55 gallon drum trash cans. They were rarely used most people jut left the trash on the sand. At 2am 4 tractors with sand rakes would start raking the garbage into rows for the sand sifter and dump truck to pick up. At 4 am we hit the sand in 2 6x6 garbage trucks to empty all the cans. at 6 am a crew of 50 guys with picker sticks and canvas shoulder bags would walk the beach to get what was missed and dump it into the cans for the next day pick up. After the 4th of July it would take 3 dyas to clean up the mess.
That's bush league. Try a beer hoagie
Can't see the canam, that shiny new trailer is in the way!
I have pretty much quit carrying a wallet at all. It’s a weird feeling. All cards are on my phone, license, passport soon. But I keep it in the truck just in case.
I have a lot of cards that I really shouldn't carry but no cash. Membership cards, medical, dental, ATM, credit, Costco gas, Flex spending, atv license, boater license, VFW card and business cards, it's ridiculous.I have pretty much quit carrying a wallet at all. It’s a weird feeling. All cards are on my phone, license, passport soon. But I keep it in the truck just in case.
That's what the girl who hit me told the cop.