Mtnbikecrazy55

not to threadjack, but anyone know of some budget 5x7's?

I run a single 8 at 38hz

Ez up makes good ones that you can actually buy parts for if need be. I race bikes and have used mine in many storms. Be sure to use big stakes and a hammer to put them in. Don't buy a shitty one at walmart, because it will get destroyed the first storm.

Nice job man, I did a relay for life walk a few weeks ago. Fun stuff!

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Predrill all your holes and stay a minimum of 3" from any edge and you shouldn't have any splitting. Oh and make sure you center the screw in the edge your putting it in and drive it in straight. I had probobly 40 screws in my last box and not one split anywhere. How can you stay 3" away from any edge?

Give em hell. He can shove a rocket up his ass

this would be an interesting test. crimp a terminal on both ends of a 10 ft length of 1/0 and then solder both ends of another piece, and then pull each with a truck. hmmmmm

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It's not nice to spread rumors

Outbacks are nice. If you could accept a fwd, look at a Mazda 3 wagon. Thats my next car no doubt. If your title is right, rwd cars handle like balls in the snow. Manual fwd is the best combination in the snow.

That's some shit, 3 layers is the most you ever want to have on there at a time. Crazy shit

You're So deep Ray... That's what she said!

Awesome Job man, keep it up

Cheyaa!

Hopefully someone can snag the segment off tv and post it on you tube.

the 3m kit is the bombski

I have a 750 Yamaha maxim. I'm 20. Insurance with everything at 500k and 10k medical, it's just under 22 bucks a month. To me, collision isint worth it. But if anything happens, my ass is covered.

Awesome bro, you'll love it!! If you put a ton of miles in the saddle, you'll want to get a proper fit at a certified shop. Also, invest in a good pair of riding shorts, I personally prefer bibs. A full zip jersey is nice for hot days. Chamois butter is a godsend as well. Good shades are always nice too. Get involved in some local group rides! Keep the rubber side down!

I have specialized s-works shoes with look keo pedals. Comfy yet stiff shoes, and a real nice pedal. I like looks, as I also run look quartz's on mr mtn bike.

Fuck, that's gay. I've had them in my car for 4 yrs with no problems. Damn.

ballin' - It will be interesting to see how much the extra weight will bug you, Ken(orionstang) would always comment on how much his systems slowed down his stang. good luck!!

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Crazy! We're pretty much the exact same size - other than me being 5'9" and a half, but we have the same inseam. I ride a 54, as i have short legs. As the other person said, older 105 is going to be better than anything on a new bike, such as tiagra, etc. get a close up of the cassette and chainrings on the giant, and then if you got it, check the chain stretch, and replace if nessassary. if you dont replace it, it will ruin your cassette and chainrings, and things get alot more expensive.

and how tall are you/whats your inseam?