Search results

Seems about normal for that station... The current Google Maps image: I know I'd shit myself if I rolled into that station with my big van and an empty 35-gallon diesel tank - a fill up would be well over $200.

He's not wrong... the problem is the responsible manufacturers already comply. The ones that are just in for a quick $$ and DGAF... don't and won't... The max-watt race is definitely something manufacturers should be following.

Skittlebrau?

Right... by most accounts, the US started this war back in 1952 when the CIA ousted the elected leader and installed the Shah...

You should see my living room. It basically looks like a bike shop exploded... but yeah - I live alone.

I was wondering about that as well... my garage driveway is "just" long enough to fit the MINI and the minivan without a bumper hanging into the sidewalk, but I have to get them really close - pretty much touching. I don't know if it's an ordinance here in PA as well, but it just seems to be...

That could garner a fine in some locations. There are sidewalks on both sides of my street and it's rare when any of them not cleared within 24 hrs. of the snow stopping. Even the in front of the house at the end of the street that nobody lives in. My neighbor has a big snow blower and...

Trump and McDonald's have been a thing since his first term, so I have no hesitation believing the post was intended as a positive. The mere smell of a McDonald's burger makes my stomach churn so if I'd been at that table I would have been green trying to hold down my breakfast...

If Iran really wanted nukes, I have suspected for years Russia would sell them as much as they would want for a few dozen drones or some other deal...

I didn't watch it. I have a hard time listening to the self-serving posturing of any POTUS, but I especially didn't want to listen to the orange buffoon ramble incoherently for hours on end.

I agree about getting a butt-load of master links. In many cases that will be fastest way to get a bike operating again rather than replacing the entire chain. Personally, I have a bunch of SRAM 12 spd Transmission links, a bunch of 12S Shimano links, and a number of leftover 11 spd links...

I used to go to lunch with a coworker who typically had 3 glasses of a Pinot Noir during lunch. I miss that place - Southside in South Brunswick. Usually a good tap selection and the food was pretty good for a bar.

It may depend on how old it is. I have a lawnmower I bought... 15 years ago - maybe 20? ...and every few years it doesn't want to start, so I take the carb off, take it apart, clean gunk out of it with carb cleaner and put it back together and back on the mower. Really basic - no rebuild kit...

Well... looking at the Blue website, an all-access season pass is $699. There is also a "peak-to-peak" option for $200 more that adds Camelback. Looking at the daily ticket prices, if you plan to ski there more than 10 days, the season pass pays for itself. Plus, that pass appears to give you...

If there is enough snow, pretty much anywhere we ride mtn bikes can be for back country skiing. Back in the late 90s when we consistently got a ton of snow every year, I started telemark skiing on the Wissahickon trails. More recently, I have skied at 6 Mile Run and I also did some XC skiing...

My first touring rig was a Panasonic 10 spd. Granted, I was 14 and didn't really know any better. Amusingly, I still have the Cannondale panniers I had on that bike, although I haven't used them since the mid 90s. After watching Katy Winton do a (sort of) bike packing trip of the BC Trail on...

Dessert.

Happy Friday!

Well... apparently, we are sending advisors to Nigeria.