The 3G Ramblings & General Discussion Thread (Trois)
I may go to an Ethiopian joint out here North Carolina ( i know) tonight with some coworkers...
I'll let you know what quality of sand it is.
Ima turn myself in.
All jokes aside, people say it's very good.
Haha you tell me.
As much as I like to eat, somehow when it's time to eat I always seem to go to the same places.
All jokes aside, people say it's very good.
As much as I like to eat, somehow when it's time to eat I always seem to go to the same places.
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Johnny...I got flats in a month when I put the fixie together...ended up with these in all my road tire bikes...not a flat since...feels great and solid.
A Topeak/JoeBLow dual head shrader/presto is a must!
oh and pedro's levers are the bomb.
these
A Topeak/JoeBLow dual head shrader/presto is a must!
oh and pedro's levers are the bomb.
these
Johnny...I got flats in a month when I put the fixie together...ended up with these in all my road tire bikes...not a flat since...feels great and solid.
A Topeak/JoeBLow dual head shrader/presto is a must!
oh and pedro's levers are the bomb.
Amazon.com: Pedro's Bicycle Tire Lever - Pair
these
Amazon.com : Mr. Tuffy Bicycle Tire Liner : Sports & Outdoors
A Topeak/JoeBLow dual head shrader/presto is a must!
oh and pedro's levers are the bomb.
Amazon.com: Pedro's Bicycle Tire Lever - Pair
these
Amazon.com : Mr. Tuffy Bicycle Tire Liner : Sports & Outdoors
Never read into those liners but definitely an option to consider!! Thanks J! Definitely opens up the options for different tires in that case.
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Johnny...I got flats in a month when I put the fixie together...ended up with these in all my road tire bikes...not a flat since...feels great and solid.
A Topeak/JoeBLow dual head shrader/presto is a must!
oh and pedro's levers are the bomb.
Amazon.com: Pedro's Bicycle Tire Lever - Pair
these
Amazon.com : Mr. Tuffy Bicycle Tire Liner : Sports & Outdoors
A Topeak/JoeBLow dual head shrader/presto is a must!
oh and pedro's levers are the bomb.
Amazon.com: Pedro's Bicycle Tire Lever - Pair
these
Amazon.com : Mr. Tuffy Bicycle Tire Liner : Sports & Outdoors
One of my BFFs is Jamaican (i should say his family is, he's from Brooklyn lol). His auntie makes the BEST rum cake. Also, I loved listening to his momma talk, everything is poetic as fuck.
Got some blood drained out of me today. Then rode motorcycle in a brisk manner. Now I'm dizzy and tired. Hope I recover enough by COB to ride home.
How are you futtbuckers doing?
How are you futtbuckers doing?
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polobunny (08-05-2015)
even that doesnt make sense. I get blood work done 3 times a year, where I have to fast 12 hours before getting blood work done for ma diabetus. Never felt dizzy after. and they take 3 vials every time.
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polobunny (08-05-2015)
3 vials is not much though, that one time when they checked for testosterone and cholesterol levels and another few things they took like 6 vials from me and I can't imagine that's the most they've taken from someone at one time. Sucks to be the guy who has to give 12.
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Vlad_Type_S (08-05-2015)
Oh, you're that kinda guy. That's why I always watch out when going downtown Montreal near the shooting-site (which strangely is right in front of a college bar that's very popular...)
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I'm tubeless on my MTB, only reason I didn't add those.
Zero pinch flats or thorn flats in probably 10 years. Only had to replace due to wear...
Tubeless is the way to go...just gotta keep air in them to keep them seated.
Zero pinch flats or thorn flats in probably 10 years. Only had to replace due to wear...
Tubeless is the way to go...just gotta keep air in them to keep them seated.
I've considered tubeless on my roadie too. .I got the wheels for it, just never got around to doing the switch.
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