Madman profile

nice tin top.

cool bike, but the car behind it is kick ass.

<P>yah I agree, bullits are pooey.</P>

nice bike.

^ those are Grimeca system 12, I have the same ones.

Is the steer bent or is it just me.

Those rims are massive! Ive seen a set and its like holy damn.

Its just a sign put up for fun, theres lots of random stuff like that there.

give me your fork

they are so weird to ride!, my firend had the same one. I cant beleive theres actually 6" of travel there!

http://ufobc.ca/

My XT M8000 brakes have this issue. Running genuine Ice-tech pads, 203mm rotors and mineral oil. Seems to be heat related for sure as the rear is always the first to act up. Bite point ends up too far out.

Haven't had cable for a decade, sounds like I'm not missing much.

I do my own wrenching. There's two shops in Nanaimo that have been great to me, I favour one of them because they are friendly and don't dilly dally with parts orders.

I live a pretty basic existence compared to most. For years I didn't make enough to afford all the comforts and conveniences that are considered normal. These days I can afford a lot more but would rather maintain my lifestyle and work less if I could.

Fishing with Rod (Website & YouTube channel) have been a great local resource for me. I'm just getting back into river fishing after a 5 year hiatus and have learned a great deal.

I can't knock it, I've had some good things come from it. Car was posted for $1k less on marketplace than elsewhere. Recovered some stolen items through a "Thieves exposed" group. Family has a private group which is handy for catching up and making plans. 

The comments sections can be just terrible though. I can't believe the things people say with their whole private life just one click away.

There was a Rivian R1T hanging around the Island a month ago, pretty cool.

I'll get another used Frontier though, don't know how people justify these blinged up $50k+ rigs.

I bought a Krups burr grinder a few years ago. Does the trick, was $60 I think.

As I understand it, the Dyson stick is more of an accessory to a proper vaccuum, You'll still want a corded one around. I ended up buying a Samsung cannister (Miele knock-off) as I only have room for one and I don't like battery powered things. Was $200 at Mister Sweeper of all places but that was 5 years back. The cool thing is it takes bags but only fine particles end up there, the big light stuff like hair and lint get trapped in a cannister.