Also, fuck Rainbow Trail.

Honestly don't remember, this was 10+ years ago.

The Sawyer rep gave me one of those squeeze filters back in the day when they first came out. I destroyed it the first time I used it.

I also like the Trailshot.

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All good, thanks for verifying smmokan! I didn't reeeeally need to spend $600 anyway.

If the XD driver set haven't been claimed, I'm interested.

This was my main complaint. Her character had a ton of potential to be really interesting but they didn't have time to really get into it.

I forgot to add - some ranchers have their herd in this area right now so while you might not see people, you probably will see cows. IDK how your daughter is but I could see kids thinking that's...

Phil's is for sure kid friendly if we get a cool day. Near Mancos, check out the Lost Chicken/Blue Jay area - nice trails in ponderosa forest, not a lot of climbing, not a lot of people. There's a...

Start earlier for the Crest. Above treeline + lightning = no bueno. NOAA is currently saying 80-90% chance of thunderstorms after noon on Sat and Sun.

Lefthand you can probably get away with a...

Good stuff, thanks! I came across the Mac Tools one after posting but not the others. I think I'll give the Mac Tools a try since they have a couple different lengths.



I do like those, but...

and he wonders why he's single

Same as a socket on any other extension.

Edit: I guess I won the stump Gunder challenge?

Ah, good question! When I think of "screwdriver" I think of flat and Phillips specifically, not hex and Torx. Although you can certainly buy hex and Torx drivers and you can install screws with them...

You should bring it down to the SW, there's a ton of the sweet motorized singletrack around here. And so that I can try it :D

Have to admit I'm intrigued by these. I shuttled a moto trail this weekend (on my MTB) that was fucking awesome, but it would be a pain in the ass to do it without a shuttle and I'm only going to get...

lol, OK well then I'll try to summarize some of what I said then.

I'm kinda of the opinion that high end tools have their place and I certainly admire your dedication to always using the best...

I did, I decided it didn't add enough value to be worth keeping.
BTW do you have a link to the #8 PB Swiss that you mentioned? I don't have any Dynafiddles anymore but I never did have a good tool...

I would agree that they are not particularly stiff. I come from flats so I prefer that feel but I can definitely see how many would find them too soft. I would say they are stiffer than my Freerider...

I haven't used them yet for long rides so put an asterisk there, but I'm really liking my Endura MT500 Burners. I can only compare to the 5.10 Maltese Falcon (and 5.10 flats) that I had previously...

I'll take the chainguide and crown race tool. PM incoming.

Buy Craftsman screwdrivers from the Ace Hardware. Use them as pry bars, chisels, scrapers, punches, etc. and occasionally on screws for a couple years. Post back here with pics of the result. Watch...

I posted this a couple pages ago but I'm still really liking my Mazza front/Martello rear on my shorter travel bike. It gets me most of the grip as the Assegai/DHR2 combo that I have on my bigger...

Good point on hubs. However in this case, we were both on I9 Torch hubs.

After riding on the wheel of a buddy on a no brakes section of bike park flow trail - me on an Assguy front, him on a DHF front, both of the same rear - yes, it sure does.

I doubt you'd notice...

Built 'er tall to stack 'em higher

Most injuries in my crew that we've dealt with were cuts/gashes/abrasions/etc. Irrigate, bandage, ride out, go get stitches.

We reduced a shoulder dislocation a couple years ago that saved my...

I haven't tried the Dissector but the Assguy is slow as fuck. Definitely the slowest tire I've used. Swap it to a DHF, you'll lose a little grip but it's for sure faster.

Best way is going to depend on whether the camper is going to live on the truck full time or not.

You can do some combination of add-a-leaf, custom leaf pack, shocks, airbags, sumo springs, etc....

If you're going to seal a wound with glue in the field you better make really goddamn sure you got it extremely clean first.

This. It's fine even on a first gen

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(Mine's an Outfitter Caribou Lite, which weighs about the same as a Hawk)

Most forks don't have lockouts. A few do. Neither of mine do, and I don't notice any bob in the fork when climbing. Shock yes, fork no. I'm not really sure what you're doing but if the fork is set up...

Whoa whoa whoa. 10 steps? We wouldn't want to rush something like that.

He is asking for a 2nd gen, but those still wheel better than a 2500 event though they're a little big. I guess I forgot than on 2nd gens the "Double Cab" is the extended cab not the crew cab.

If you are planning to 4wheel around in it (and I would/do with a camper like a 4WC Hawk) then I'd rather have the smaller truck. That's why I have the Access Cab rather than a Double Cab though.

I like my Beta t-handles a lot. At some point I need to pick up a ball end set, but they are hard to find for a reasonable price.
You guys convinced me to get a set of the Wera hex keys. They are...

FWIW the going rate for exterior paint in Denver seems to be around $3.00/sqft, more if it's a pain in the ass, hard to access, needs extra prep, etc. From that photo it seems like that side of the...

I can see that setup working! I run no volume spacers, slowed high speed rebound down a few clicks and backed off high speed compression slightly. Low speed rebound and compression I left right at...

Just another data point, I'm a medium speed bro with a penchant for poor line choices and am pretty happy running pressure on the label. I'm 155-160ish kitted and run 67psi on a 170mm Fox 36 Grip 2 -...

How does it feel descending?

Measuring the opening is on my to-do list if we get to the point of contract/inspection.

There is a PVC pipe purported to be going up through the roof allowing fresh combustion air in. Verifying...

We painted our single story 700sqft house ourselves and it was a pain in the ass. It still involved plenty of ladder time. I don't think I'd do a two story house myself.

I then paid someone $1800...

I don't notice much difference between my pack with a suspended panel (Gregory Z30) and a ventilated panel (Osprey Talon 18). They both work fine. I still get a little schwetty, but tolerable.

I'm...

That's how I interpreted it too.

I also did ribs for the first time recently using the 3-2-1 and they were fucking amazing and got me laid. By my wife. They were that good.

Yeah, no way the 200A panel is that old. I'd question if it's even 50 years old. My 1948 house had a 100A panel that was installed in the 80s.

How many circuits do you have space for and how many...

Has anyone here ridden a Kenda Big Block and can compare it to anything else?

My Versys 300 came with Big Blocks on it - I'm new so I don't really know any better, but I find them pretty squirmy...

Awesome. This is the exact scenario I would be in so that's super helpful.
My other internet option at the location in question is a line-of-sight wireless solution 25 Mbps up/5 down or dialup speed...

He works in a construction related industry, he doesn't even know what the itty bitty lines on the tape measure are for.

Are you using it in one of the areas that's marked as "waitlist" on their map and getting those kind of speeds? Or one of the areas that's marked as "available"?

Asking because of this note:...