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I been using Squirt for a couple seasons, it seems to work well and be pretty clean, best not toleave it in the shed to freeze over the winter or it will thicken up but if that happens you can just thin it out with some water

I been using Squirt for a couple seasons, it seems to work well and be pretty clean, best not toleave it in the shed to freeze over the winter or it will thicken up but if that happens you can just thin it out with some water

back in the mid 80's mtn bikes came with shitty 1.5 tires, I think it was cuz there was less duty on bikes made in Taiwan with narrow tires so when I bought the bike the store swapped them right away and  gave me credit on a better set of tires ... might be a better way to spec a bike

the  Fox  seat post on my 5.5 was creaky from day 1, I tried lube but it still always creaked, the key was to clean off all the lube and use carbon paste

I did my 5.5 Yeti with a roll of 4" 3M from Lordco, used water in the spray bottle with some soap and 25% alcohol, I popped air bubbles with a pin and squeezed out the air. I  wrapped the top of the toptube the bottom of the down tube in the places that are most likely to get hit, wrapping the stays is where some of the curves down under the swingarm don't look great but you don't really look at that. All in all for 22$ it worked pretty good and looks fine, I think a hairdryer or heat gun  might have helped make the more complex curves ...definatly a thumbs up

Back in the day I met a certain local character at a demo so i asked buddy where he was making his bikes and it was Taiwan so why not Canada?

He told me Taiwan is where its at cuz the best welders are there the best factories are there, he can hop on a bike and ride up the street a few KM to find components or tubing factories or anything he needs ... its all right there  

and the beach was at the other end of the street

the guy who told me this^^ was a bike tourer who had done 8000km in AK & northern BC  he was on a bike with a der and his partner was on a Roloff ... said you tell coasting down hills

looks great but I wonder what compromises in chainstay length/placement there would be in the BB area that were eliminated by going with 1x ?  Also someone mentioned drag going down hill, I've been told a Roloff hub will have noticable drag coasting downhill compared to a traditional der setup?

yeah I looked at the Switch infinity path of movement on line and then the R3ACT thinking i had the answer but while it is a moving pivot I'm thinking so do the other VPP  ... another thing I don't understand along with religion 

yeah I read about the water bottle thing all the time and I think its just one guy making many posts

It looks to me like a single pivot with a main pivot that moves which reminds me of the Yeti Switch Infinity system SO its an obvious comparison ?

https://www.interior-news.com/news/smithers-woman-awarded-55k-in-rcmp-excessive-force-suit/

I hope buddy law  he didnt hurt himself on her walker as he took down the 61 yr old female perp.

yeah the costs of solar panels and batteries have come down ^^  he was a pretty smart entirely self taught/very eccentric , buddy also did work wiring boats & on remote radio instalations on Haida Gwai where he was getting choppered in to replace all the batteries , and he said the big problem with solar is the design especially up narth cuz what is designed to work down south in the summer with lots of light doesnt work up narth in winter when days are short so there is < 8 hrs of daylight and the sun just barely hits the array , the batteries get stressed and the system dies , buddy said even if you don't run batteries completey flat constantly over drawing the batteries is a major probelm linked to failure.

i was stuck on Haida gwai for 9 days so I hung out in the hostel in QCC which buddy had taken completely off the grid using solar panels to charge his batteries, he was able to run everything off the system including his electric scooter,for batteries he used lead acid batteries so whenever he went past Napa on his electric scooter he would check for the large cat/truck batteries on the pile to be recycled. The batteries were always there cuz they went dead from being abused but if all the cells were good with a meter check he would take it home and put it on a reconditioner he got from china for 30$ and use it in one of his systems. he told me he got everything from china cuz they were light years ahead of us on solar. he showed me his battery setup and it was just a bunch of cat batteries next to the garage and he soldered every connection ...no failures

so he did it with some solar panels, recycled/free batteries, a few pieces of inexpensive electrical componetry for a super low priced totaly macgyvered  solar powered system

for you electric pro's how hard would it be to wire in a small gen? I wondered if you could just switch the house main off, plug in the genrator  and have complete circuit ?

yeah my red hat sez Prior on it, I'm not religious, pretty left actulay  but I still don't believe that ^^

Could be they don't change fast enough in and out of different light situations or glare off the snow, not really sure exactly why but IME photo chromic lenses aren't real good in snow

"You got your hair slicked back and those Wayfarers on, baby"

been wearing glasses since age 12 so gotta wear them , contacts don't work & I don't like em

my Rx is such that it won't worked with futuristic wrap around frames

noting fits my face >the ray ban wayfarer which are actualy inexpensive/ good quality/ in style

So I got a bunch in different colors & lenses types

don't bike with goggles but a whole lot of skiing with goggles and fog is a problem

the Smith Turbo fans clear away fog but the wiring to the battery pack always fucks up ... kacked 2 of them & gaveup

under armor has a stretchy head beany that soaks up sweat which evaporates away for the mtn biking app

well buddy works in the law library once  a week so thats probably where she got the link from, beside the BCLDB gig , a whole bunch of farmgate stuff  raising sheep, alpaca's, hops, any thing you can grow but I don't think any of it  has anything to do with peopleslawschool

which just appears to be a chatbot powered by People’s Law School

buddy of mine who works at the court house and liqour store turned me on to this ... might be of some use to y'all

I had never heard of Beagle chat, i thot she had gone to the dogs

https://www.peopleslawschool.ca/beagle-terms-use

right, is that the roaster shop they were riding bikes in the loading dock for some vid maybe new world disorder ? Sounds like they wouldn't know the difference at starbucks