Bars were way too narrow back in the day, but you are correct, most people’s bars are too damn wide these days.
For hand to hand combat, the pop is quite satisfying:
Yup, quick trip, came down here to work on chores but been gored by work instead...
We ran into a couple of their runners at Coulter Bay Marina. One lady was from Poland and she was blown away by the views of Mt Moran
Still Trumpers. And if they are military/former military, they should know better than to support Trump, given their oath to the Constitution. /PAWN
iirc he is antisocial with other dogs due to his background
My dog is super happy and energetic. His problem is with his size and strength that energy can be hard to control. He will disregard social norms and will just jump on other dogs before they can size each other up. This dog just gets aggressive when she doesn't get what she wants. Mostly towards other dogs but a little bit with me.
Correct! They are fun to rebuild, actually really easy but the damper side is sensitive to trapped air during assembly if it is not positioned correctly during oil and capping. If you get it wrong it results in some very interesting ‘damping’ characteristics. The damper can effectively become a positive or negative air spring depending on how you fuck it up.
During that time I was on a Dorado, no first hand experiences with this generation Boxxer. A bunch of my friends had them though as one guy from our crew worked as the OE sourcing guy for a commuter bike company. More than once the shipping container full of interal geared hubs, fenders and lights from Taiwan accidentally contained 10 Boxxer forks. Oops.
You can also use Dorado and/or Rock Shox Psylo springs and build a progressive spring stack that way. For that you need those plastic spacers to put the springs together though.
