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It's a lovely driveway! I've spent a few nights there as well (:

I know both Wild Bill and Eugene and what different personalities those two have (:

I didn’t realize there are others who still refer to this model by it’s true name; SOLO

Today I bought a dozen sets along with pogies for our fat bike fleet we run in the winter. Let it snow!!

My friends are geniuses or something like that. 

Thickness is why I haven’t bothered with the sleeves. Not sure if there’s a thinner version out there.

Some of my friends use little silicone sleeves. I don’t think those come with any instructions at all.

There’s certain places that I love and have spent a lot of time that are almost unbearable nowadays because of ghosts and memories. Thank you for sharing your experience.

I’ll take the Diva because that’s just my identity.

My one bike is a Doctahawk. I ride it everywhere. Backcountry, crosscountry, park, whatever... Long rides, short rides, smooth trails, rough trails, flat trails, steep trails. I don't necessarily like it's steep seat tube nor it's slack head angle. Knee issues aren't so much a thing for me but fatigued arms at some point into a long as ride certainly is. Seat in the butt kinda weird but I usually bump it down a smidge before I stand. As for the slack, well, wheel flop is something I've learned to mitigate after getting tossed to the ground a few times. I dunno, it's just kinda my bike and my body is kinda used to it at this point. Funny enough, I was quite happy with slacker seat tubes and steeper head angles when I bought this bike and I still am. All that said, I love my Doc and riding it well is kind of transcendental.

Tire collecting is real and second only to hoarding boxes and packing supplies.