[StiHacka]

Negative BinaxNOW test fwiw.

Now have Aleve and Tylenol in my belly and the electric mattress pad on full blast.

Repeat test. Both me and my wife tested negative on the first day of the worst symptoms.

 

[Sandwich]

I drive a 99 Mazda 323, I spent $250 on parts today, that's a big spend coz in its 22 years it has only needed less than 1k of parts.
I don't look forward to having anything more modern, I have some CAN BUS fault finding to do at work next week and I really don't want to do it.

323 GTX? yas

 

[HardtailHack]

323 GTX? yas

Ooh no, but my brother in law had a 1989 laser Tx3.
It had forged rods and pistons and made 150kw at all four, it was a lot of fun to drive.

 

[Sandwich]

In my younger, even dumber days, I longed for a GTX. Hard to find, same with the VR4. Now everything is turbo/4/awd.

 

[Serial Midget]

Yesterday I did something I haven't done in a long time, if ever.

I bought brand new pedals.

For years and years I had a fleet of M636 pedals that I was limping along, until @Serial Midget gifted me a set of XT trail pedals back in 2016. Those have been on the trail bike since then, and they're freaking CLAPPED out, really bad. The bearings are shot, the whole pedal body just wobbles around on the spindle like a drunk epileptic nun. So I did, bought brand new pedals. I seriously can't remember the last time that happened... I'd honestly suspect it was the 90s.

Now I need to replace my clapped out shoes.

For as much and as hard as you ride, that seems like good service! I couldn't find "drunk, epileptic nun" on teh google so - pics please.

 

[Toshi]

What happened to you? EbolAIDS19?

Don’t know yet but got a SARS/flu/RSV rapid PCR test through work at 9. Should have results around noon if prior turnaround time is any indication.

 

[SkaredShtles]

In my younger, even dumber days, I longed for a GTX. Hard to find, same with the VR4. Now everything is turbo/4/awd.

My uncle had one of those - fun little car to drive on gravel roads in the middle of nowhere.

 

[Full Trucker]

For as much and as hard as you ride, that seems like good service! I couldn't find "drunk, epileptic nun" on teh google so - pics please.

The owner of our LBS where I got the new pedals said "Those pedals are really hard to wear out, so good job."