Gully-washers just make those trails BETTER.What time are you planning to be at the trailhead? Wife and I will drive across and meet. @Nick you should join.
Hopefully the t-storm didn't eff up Belcher too much
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I should but I cannot tonight. The hustle is real.What time are you planning to be at the trailhead? Wife and I will drive across and meet. @Nick you should join.
Hopefully the t-storm didn't eff up Belcher too much
Conditions will be superb this afternoon. Get some.
Planning to be at the trailhead ~330. Disclaimer, I haven't ridden much in over a month and I will slow you down. Be prepared.What time are you planning to be at the trailhead? Wife and I will drive across and meet. @Nick you should join.
Hopefully the t-storm didn't eff up Belcher too much
Two children is like ten times the work. As much as I loved Whistler, relaxing was not a thing.
Unlikely to happen, work is crapping on me. If we're not there, don't wait.Planning to be at the trailhead ~330. Disclaimer, I haven't ridden much in over a month and I will slow you down. Be prepared.
Slept super hard last night, been out getting vehicles serviced today. Was able to take a substantial nap in between the two. Going to stop at a local hole in the wall hiking/outdoor shop when the truck is done, then pick up my new duty belt, and then...... Take a nice 4x4 trail out of the way drive home because I can.....
Biggest issue right now is that she doesn't understand the concept of routine sleeping patterns
I spent three weeks in Hawaii maybe ... 14 years ago?
First day there I was ready to ditch my life and spend the rest of my life trying to master surfing.
New break resistant Martini glasses arrived chipped. 
Wife today answered a spam/scam robocall with "yes".
I am in a need of a relaxing weekend.
Wife today answered a spam/scam robocall with "yes".
I am in a need of a relaxing weekend.
Dreamer
My son (older kid) has been sleeping through the night consistently since 8 weeks. Dudes a champ.
My oldest does as well. He rarely wakes up at night. And if he does, it's usually just to pee and he goes back to bed by himself. Parent win.
That's how it went in our house. 1st kid slept like a pro. 2nd kid FUCKED us over.
And yet you didn't stop after 2....That's how it went in our house. 1st kid slept like a pro. 2nd kid FUCKED us over.
Benedryl the seven dollar baby sitter?
I'm here only to serve as a warning to others.And yet you didn't stop after 2....
ours was opposite...oldest kid literally didn't sleep unless you were holding/walking around with him for the first year of his life.
@jonKranked - karma and stuff...
@jonKranked - karma and stuff...
Sure, you took one for the team
Several from the storm last night on the quick lap in Apex we snuck in.Gully-washers just make those trails BETTER.
Send a message - start wearing sandals to work.
Super good ride today with @Montana rider on a trail very near the one we intended to ride. I also got $70.00 speeding ticket on the way back for 90 in a 70. 3rd ticket of my entire life. The last speeding ticket was for 90 in a 55 and cost $350.00 so this most recent ticket seems like good value.
You guys shut your whore mouths. Neither of my fuckin guys kids slept well. In fact, the four year old still fucking wakes up at night. I think I have single handedly discouraged at least 4 colleagues from having kids.
On another note, my test ride on the redpoint was not a success. It was greasy as fuck out, and though it climbed marginally better than my dentist's bike, I walked four dh sections that normally don't give me pause. I suppose it was due to many factors, not all of which are the bikes fault: I still have a tender hip, it was very wet out, and the front tire was WTB Vigilante in the hard compound. None of those things are confidence inspiring... But still, the bike didn't sing to me. Oh well, the search goes on. I really wish I could test ride a Guerilla Gravity...
On another note, my test ride on the redpoint was not a success. It was greasy as fuck out, and though it climbed marginally better than my dentist's bike, I walked four dh sections that normally don't give me pause. I suppose it was due to many factors, not all of which are the bikes fault: I still have a tender hip, it was very wet out, and the front tire was WTB Vigilante in the hard compound. None of those things are confidence inspiring... But still, the bike didn't sing to me. Oh well, the search goes on. I really wish I could test ride a Guerilla Gravity...
My kiddo is off at camp. Multiple nights of riding until dark, eating at 10:30, and waking up when we damn well please.
It ends on Saturday, though.
It ends on Saturday, though.
Take it to whineycrotchspawningmonkey.com noobs
I hate working outside in 100* weather even if it does make for a nice warm evening stroll
uh....as much as he loved making those kids...I have noted that you did not say, "As much as I love those kids..."
are the timing chains at the front of the engine or the back?
Don't stress, he's got a plan for that. The plan is jackstands + driveway + 3-4 months.
Nah. I'm paying people for shit I can't do in a weekend now. When Haley wasn't really a functioning little person, time was easy. Now that she is, I have less of it.
would you rather pay someone to pull the front of the car off to do the chains or drop the engine to do the chains?
Yes.