Mesoam
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A sad loss for this community.
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I wish he would take tuning more seriously, he's very talented at it...
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did you spray the car with bumpers, hood e/t/c all still mounted?
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Utah is huge for MTB, look into guided trips. MOAB is one of the biggest most popular areas but beware its shared with moto/jeeps e/t/c
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I'm happy with the XC90. Can't beat the Rsport seats, ask Yang. Handles way better than its competition, biggest complaint....TURNING RADIUS what else is new with Volvo's
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short stem, longer travel fork, setup for tubeless and wider tires will change the bike dramatically
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well since I don't have room for car projects....
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ARRRR sport, but i mostly ride this thing around
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Hows that rustang running?
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I built up the lady's Spec Ruby into an around town bike...I ride it more than her now
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hero dirt in norcal with the recent rains
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that's a great battery setup!
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awesome, he'll be able to grow into that thing too, what a solid deal
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Yep, and that thing is still competitive for racing. Just make sure he doesn't put the post up beyond the min insert, those fsr's were notorious for cracking seat tubes...
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thats an old S-works!
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the 450 X was a bike built to compete in Baja and infact its still winning to this day, its no XR...you should try a KTM690R some time...
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nope, in between the lanes
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XC with titans
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rode one of those in mexico, great motor, valves can be an issue
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I still have my Garmin 405 around somewhere I bet it still works fine. I switched to the SUUNTO (ambit 3) this year as it was an xmas gift. Battery life alone makes it worth it
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+1 to speedplays good for knee's...i never liked them though
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definitely get the bike fitted...If you're new to clipless pedals, MTB ones typically are a little easier to get into and will typically have entry points on both sides while road pedals typically only have one entry point.. Shimano's SPD system is the standard, I liked TIME pedals for a while but went back to Shimano
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most light alm bikes are pretty harsh to ride, go carbon if you can
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get one with disc brakes, i wish my bianchi had discs...
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One of my buddies rented a storage unit for a few months while he was on a crazy schedule and between leases. Lived out of a suitcase for 3 months and then had movers take all his stuff to his new place.
