Wake up you lazy bastids.
Moar coffee.
Moar coffee.
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Oh the joys of being up at 3:30am to drive over the mtns to catch a 7:40am flight. Sheboygan, what the fuck?
Friday in the salt pit. Eff this week, I'm fucking done with it.
chillin at the hotel in ct. about to gorge myself on breakfast buffet and then sit in the hot tub while the kids play in the pool. uneventful drive from nc to here yesterday, with almost no traffifc and a stop at medieval times in baltimore for dinner. place is a cheezy money grab but the kids loved it.
onward to maine!
onward to maine!
Overnight layover in Boston returning from Iceland. Extendind my stay to have brunch and go kayaking with a ladyfriend.
Having coffee in the rv watching young ladies walking their horses around the facillity an hour before the competition starts
Good morning.
Coffee in hand, tryin' to cram down the huge prime rib I had last night.
Coffee in hand, tryin' to cram down the huge prime rib I had last night.
I find that usually, the gnar shreds me.Going riding in a bit. The gnar ain't gonna shred itself.
talking to a one-armed piercer about how to get back in the hook game as a piercer.
Thanks Obama!
Rode twice today, 14.1 miles in Harold Parker and 14 miles in ze Fells. Now I am consuming large volumes of Nooner.
So, rode some more trails, or more of the same 'ol.
My fork(Revelation) is getting stuck down while riding and I usually have to get off the bike to get it to rebound. Might be time to take it apart and clean, re-grease, and change the oils.
I like working on bikes, I do really. But new school forks that require you to remove the entire fork from the frame for servicing is a pain in the ass. All my old Marzocchi forks had bolt on crowns allowing you to leave the steerer in the frame.
My fork(Revelation) is getting stuck down while riding and I usually have to get off the bike to get it to rebound. Might be time to take it apart and clean, re-grease, and change the oils.
I like working on bikes, I do really. But new school forks that require you to remove the entire fork from the frame for servicing is a pain in the ass. All my old Marzocchi forks had bolt on crowns allowing you to leave the steerer in the frame.