Pot, meet kettle.
Philip
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One of the better bikes I’ve seen pop up for sale in awhile, IMHO. A beautiful
build. Who drilled the stem?
Doug Bloch
Alameda CA USA
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Sadly the admin of the Facebook group deleted a similar thread.
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“I twine my mouse.”
You win.
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Thanks for sharing Brynnar! Looks super good!
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Congrats on the new bike, Brynnar. I don't care much for the look of
parallel double top tubes, but I really dig that curvy mid-tube.
Dave
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I hate threads that weren't started by me, ended by me, or won by me (even
though I'm NOT competitive, and I'm wearing a seersucker shirt and sandals
as I type this.) Not to psyche you all out, but I pine tar the keys on my
keyboard and twine my mouse. Now excuse me I gotta go stop global
Thanks everyone. My 8 year old son picked the dark teal tape from the riv site
and it's a great match. An excellent local wheel builder (Scott at ICS) who
I've known for many years built the wheels. Velocity Atlas with XT/T hubs
(Shimano has added the T for XT touring hub I guess).
Such a fun
Hey Tony,
There is a way to get some non-polished silver action on just about any
Velocity rim, but you'll have to ask them. As a shop owner, I've asked to
have rims left with their "mill finish" which, while not true ano, has a
very classy look in it's own right. I have some raw Atlas rims on
Beautiful bike! I am glad it was not my size.
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Hi,
Anyone who bought a 47 or 50 MIT Atlantis?
I would like to hear your fit experience with the new geometry.
With my height at 5' 5" and pbh of 79-80 so I am between size 47 and 50 of
the new MIT Atlantis
I currently ride the following;
a. 48 Hunqapillar (Ahearn Map handlebar with 12cm stem)
I've worn out a set of each. Both are great. There is no wrong choice here.
That being said, red Hetres are the bee's knees with the right shade of paint.
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Ooh, pet peeves! Threads where people compete to see who is least
competitive. ("I'm not competitive, but yesterday while I was out just
riding my lugged steel commuter and wearing MUSA shorts and button-up shirt
and flip-flops, I smoked a carbon-riding roadie in head-to-toe Rapha kit
without
Very nice Brynnar!
On Thu, Jun 21, 2018, 4:35 PM ctifusion wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Just finished my Atlantis build and I couldn't be happier. I've been
> coveting (and riding) Bridgestones and Rivendells since the 90s and, though
> I had a Quickbeam and still have vintage B-stones and a bunch of
My Velo Orange Gran Compe stem arrived today. Thanks. It looks great.
On Wednesday, June 20, 2018 at 9:51:02 AM UTC-4, phil k wrote:
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> Update on what's left:
>
> *Shifters & Brake Stuff*
>
> Dia-Compe 11s Road & 10s Dynasys downtube friction shifters
>
Ugh Billyou are contunuously making me want to finally get the Leo. Seems
like everything I want in a road bike these days.
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/232806533184?ul_noapp=true
$1125 with under 2hr to go
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Love that bow tube! Wow. ANd if the roughest seas you encountered in the build
were needing a second chain ... well, that’s equitorial doldrums! Grin.
Beautiful build and great job.
With abandon,
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That's saucy. Vigorously APPROVE
On Thursday, June 21, 2018 at 1:35:23 PM UTC-7, ctifusion wrote:
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> Hi all,
>
> Just finished my Atlantis build and I couldn't be happier. I've been
> coveting (and riding) Bridgestones and Rivendells since the 90s and, though
> I had a Quickbeam and still
Hats off to Grant for taking a position and speaking out. The 'issue that
shalt not be named' is truly horrifying, and the problem is not fixed. It's
gut-check time for America right now, and opportunities to find common
ground should be a priority. Y'all need to talk to each other more, not
>
>
> If I have something in the tire I can't see or feel initially, I
literally take the tire in hand and "squeeze" the rubber between my fingers
revealing every crevice and break in the rubber surface. Look closely, and
whatever "it" is, there it be !
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I wish Brooks made this saddle in other colors as they do with the other
Cambiums. If this was the honey brown color I’d buy it.
Great price — good luck selling it!
Doug Bloch
Alameda CA USA
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> Looks mighty fine. What wheels are you using? I hope to have mine together
> soon.
>
>
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I don't mind in the slightest if you refer to yours as "Leo". I'll be
interested to see what the 'fill colors' will be in your decals. My fill
colors on Grilver are red/green. The apparent fill colors on the blue are
transparent/navy. I imagine orange might get transparent and navy as well,
^THIS^ is great stuff and is the answer to my "nuanced" questions I asked a
couple posts ago. I'm not fast my most standards, but sometimes like to
ride fast without being in a hurry (because as Jan H. says "Riding fast is
fun"). Occasionally, I just want to push it and want the bike to to
Thanks, Erl! I’ve ridden the Steilacooms all through winter on my Quickbeam, so
know them well and thought at the time I want to try bikepacking with them.
However, I wanted to baseline my experience with fixed gear bikepacking first,
riding 2.1” Thunderburt LiteSkins. I’ve done that, so time
Thanks Patrick. Talking less weight on the rim with the Steliacoms--what
were you running that you're comparing them to?
And long sleeves? It's almost July! You must be at a high elevation.
-Austin
On Thursday, June 21, 2018 at 5:07:27 PM UTC-4, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> In which the smoke
it really makes me bummed out that anyone would be irritated, annoyed, miffed,
or whatever to see this topic here. I know we all want our little cubbies to
hide in and time out from the world. But really isn't this an EXCEPTIONAL
circumstance even among all the exceptional circumstances going
The photo:” Climbing through the columbine” is iconic. Another great
photograph! I’ll be curious to Leland how you like the Steilacoom tires.
Thanks,
Erl
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In which the smoke of forests ablaze shrouds the Peak, a few afternoon showers
cleanse the air, and I prepare to test bikepacking with Steilacoom tires.
Because we desperately need to focus again on riding and biking.
https://thegrid.ai/withabandon/mostly-dry-with-a-chance-of-scattered-showers
Yes, straight up.
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“It’s just not that big of a deal to be discussing our current government not
only turning away refugees but splitting the families apart and prosecuting
them with a crime in kangaroo courts.”
This is an excellent example of needing to self edit. At least here. This is
biased, inflammatory
Looks excellent! Have a 1x11 59cm drop bar MITlantis waiting to be finished.
Should be done next week.
Clayton Scott
SF, CA
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Not if it works without it, in my opinion.
I've both used and not-used them. Problems I've had when not-using:
1) Pads run in to fork blades, because the caliper is nearer the fork.
2) Threaded rod that bolts the caliper to the fork crown sticks out extra
in the back. That's more of a problem
FINALLY a drop bar MIT Atlantis! I love yours—especially with the new Compass
tires and the color of your bar wrap.
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That is beautiful! Thanks for the preliminary ride report and photos. I wish
the second top tube came on the smaller sizes. It looks great!
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Generally what goes up on the blug or blagh gets talked about. It’s just not
that big of a deal to be discussing our current government not only turning
away refugees but splitting the families apart and prosecuting them with a
crime in kangaroo courts.
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Now if we could just get people off their butts in November and vote in
some people that at least acknowledge the problem
oops, getting too political.
Laing
Cocoa FL
On Thursday, June 21, 2018 at 4:07:19 PM UTC-4, Clayton wrote:
> A sincere and heartfelt Thank You, Laing. I learned
A sincere and heartfelt Thank You, Laing. I learned something.
Thanks for doing your part too
Clayton
#DirtDance
On Thursday, June 21, 2018 at 12:09:55 PM UTC-7, lconley wrote:
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> And so you would have to drive around 30,000 miles before your electric
> car's carbon footprint would be
I would further point out that many timpeople s the reason why folks talk, at
length, about why they don’t want bikes made in China and in general overseas
is due to the potential human rights abuses. Irony is delicious.
-J
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You also have to factor in the waste of disposing of your old car which has not
run its full life span. That will either be a further sink on the environment
as waste and recycling or someone else will continue to drive it.
There’s no simple way out of the mess we’ve made.
-J
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I've never read a paleo thread even though my bathroom scale says I should. I
probably should read my Eat Bacon, Don't Jog book, too...
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Good point. All those threads irritate me mightily, but I skip them.
Not always, but I should.
Philip
Santa Rosa, CA
On Thursday, June 21, 2018 at 12:22:24 PM UTC-7, Steve Palincsar wrote:
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>
>
> On 06/21/2018 11:37 AM, Christopher Murray wrote:
> > What I think is sad is that when people
So every word, sentence, or paragraph (two in this case) that Grant writes or
utters is on topic on this bike forum? That’s insane. The examples you chose
are things he wrote or talked about extensively.
Oh, you don’t get to close the case. But thank you.
Chris
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No, I put in Stans and run the tire through a bit more tread. Next time it
flats, I replace it.
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On 06/21/2018 11:37 AM, Christopher Murray wrote:
What I think is sad is that when people speak one side of this issue they are
shouted down or accused of baiting the conversation yet when people speak the
other side there is praise or silence. And then people try to claim this isn’t
a
On 06/21/2018 11:58 AM, Christopher Murray wrote:
“If this thread upsets you then stop reading it and move on to another thread.
It is easy to avoid reading this thread and engaging.“
That is an amazing response. Thank you. So I’m welcome to agree but not
disagree? Did I say I was upset? I
Or just self moderate.
Regards,
Richard
Sent from my iPhone
> On Jun 21, 2018, at 2:26 PM, Virgil Staphbeard wrote:
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> But is it supple?
>
>> On Wednesday, June 20, 2018 at 7:57:02 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
>> Morality planes.
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You learn something new everyday
On Thursday, June 21, 2018 at 3:09:55 PM UTC-4, lconley wrote:
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> And so you would have to drive around 30,000 miles before your electric
> car's carbon footprint would be equal to a gas car's carbon footprint. For
> those on the normal grid, an electric car
And so you would have to drive around 30,000 miles before your electric
car's carbon footprint would be equal to a gas car's carbon footprint. For
those on the normal grid, an electric car needs to go about 60,000 miles
before its carbon footprint equals that of a normal car. Electric cars take
It offends me that you’re offended by being told how to not offend.
Offended in Oakland,
Justin
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Yup
PM me at :
john11.2...@gmail.com
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I was peeved by both of these just today! Peeved!
Maybe you were also riding on North Point and Embarcadero in SF around 8am
this morning?
Thread peeve, though - threads about bike etiquette! Specifically, rants
about how all cyclists should ride "correctly," so that none of us look
bad.
We have the option of buying our utilities clean, which I do. All my
electric payments go to renewable; wind, solar and hydro. I am annoyed of
people trying to justify their excuses for inaction for their own
responsibility to halt global warming. There are no excuses!!! Badger your
utility
But is it supple?
On Wednesday, June 20, 2018 at 7:57:02 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Morality planes.
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Nobody said "Electric cars as bad as gas".
On Thursday, June 21, 2018 at 1:56:56 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> "Electric cars as bad as gas" is definitely an annoying bike forum thread.
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The quality of this thread has deteriorated to the point where I urge the
moderator to step in.
Sheesh.
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As the husband of a product of refugees with a daughter who wouldn’t exist
without a humane refugee policy I agree.
Squirm. You should be uncomfortable.
-J
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"Electric cars as bad as gas" is definitely an annoying bike forum thread.
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Hey All,
We have a few items on hand that are out of stock or between runs at Riv
HQ. Feel free to send me a DM with any questions etc.
We have a fair amount of completes in stock if you're wanting some instant
satisfaction before summer starts to run out
Custom builds usually take about
Personally I hope everyone who is pro "ripping babies from refugee mothers"
is very uncomfortable here and in their daily lives.
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I'd call Riv and ask how much you can safely cut off and still use bar ends.
On Thursday, June 21, 2018 at 10:35:58 AM UTC-4, phil k wrote:
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> I didn't want to hijack Eamon's thread, but I was also curious about doing
> this to Albatross. I currently have the HT aluminum version.
>
> Could I
Followup ride reporting. I did my 40 mile 3000ft commute to Union City
today on the Leo, and I did it "Full Send" as the kids like to say. In
other words, I got after it. The executive summary is that the Leo is
definitely a keeper. I set PR times on numerous sections that I've ridden
many
Hate to break this to you, but 30% of the electricity that powers electric
cars comes from burning coal, and battery and electronics manufacturing are
not particularly green. Bikes are very green, electric cars, not so much.
Laing
Cocoa FL
On Thursday, June 21, 2018 at 12:12:00 PM UTC-4,
Eh, I'm an idiot talking about bikes, too.
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I recall once, long before modern sealants, riding my mtb into a lot just
covered end to end with goathead plants, and walking out with uncounted
thorns in both tires. After patching some 15 holes in the first tube, I
gave up and tossed tires and tubes into the trash.
FWIW, I've done this also
I agree. Even the "Other annoying threads" thread has become annoyingly
earnest.
In general, we are all much more intelligent when talking about bikes.
On Thu, Jun 21, 2018 at 10:59 AM, Deacon Patrick wrote:
> Sigh. This thread wasn’t political, until it was.
>
> As I read it, all people
Sigh. This thread wasn’t political, until it was.
As I read it, all people posting here are for basic human rights. Not all
people agree on who, what, where, when, or how. This disagreement in no way
negates their support of human rights. Please, stop with the abundant falsifies
of logic,
Beautiful bike in my best size (undersquare, with 57 cm tt) .. Down boy,
down!
I take it this is a low-trail rando bike, rather than, say, a classic stage
race bike?
On Thu, Jun 21, 2018 at 8:23 AM, S. Greco wrote:
> I bought a matching pair of these at Peter Weigle's French Fender Day.
>
> I
Hi Brad,
Yes. My CX70 rusted at the bushing-- and I, too, used them through the
winter/snow/slush.
When I tried to service them, I noticed you can't! Too bad, because I
thought their set up and braking performance was great.
Shoji
Arlington MA
On Thursday, June 21, 2018 at 12:06:07 PM
The Nitto Campee Rack and Ocean Air Cycles Docena are still available if
anyone was interested.
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Hi, This frame fits a true 700x43c tire with a 135mm rear spacing.
Rivendell did promote it as a road oriented frame mainly by the top tube
length. Yes with Choco-Moose bars or pronounced swept-back bars the top
tube length may not work for you.
On Sunday, 17 June 2018 09:51:20 UTC-7, Paul M
I love my Hetres, been rolling them for several years, but the tires I am
really digging right now are the WTB Horizons.
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Love the photos! Dog to be transported is a shih tzu. Could maybe fit 2 if
I ever get another one.
On Wednesday, June 20, 2018 at 1:46:40 PM UTC-5, Bicycle Belle Ding Ding!
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> You will wish you had never asked! I have tons of dog-in-the-Wald photos!
> My dog fits in the huge Wald, and
Not annoying at all as far as I'm concerned David! I've been meaning to
pick up one of your leather goodies for a while, and just grabbed the green
waxed leather bag and a belt. Thanks so much!
I'm gonna have to clean my bike so it's good enough for this beautiful bag.
::grin::
Best,
Reed
On
I find that whenever the truth gets the light shined on it; it's dismissed as
one sided or it's "fake news" (sort of an oxymoron) or blame is portioned off
on the Democrats, liberal snowflakes, etc. To promote vacuous things like
conservatism and "family values" as if family values are
My annoyances:
I find armchair 'experts' with all their arrogance annoying. Arrogance.
> Ugh. I have learned a lot from this group. One of them is to suppress my
> own arrogance.
> The drunken rants and insults that occasionally happen are to be expected,
> until we demonize alcohol
Thanks for the interest.
This Weigle has found a new home.
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It's a definite maybe. Measure the length of the bar-end insert, then the space
in the bar and determine how much you can lop off. I took an inch off my Chocos
and it looks to me like I have enough left for a bar-end, but not sure.
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Paul,
I'm not sure how to articulate this, but the Shimano CX cantis have a
floating bushing that's held by the bolt. So the friction is between the
bushing and the cantilever body, not the bushing and the canti boss. To
lube the system, you need to drip oil between the bushing and the
There is no "other side" of babies abducted from mothers and put in camps. This
is the folly of CNN, which Jay Rosen has dubbed "the view from nowhere": Every
topic gets a panel which treats it as 50/50, as if the most egregious atrocity
is just another POV. Screw that. The policy was a sin,
“If this thread upsets you then stop reading it and move on to another thread.
It is easy to avoid reading this thread and engaging.“
That is an amazing response. Thank you. So I’m welcome to agree but not
disagree? Did I say I was upset? I should stop engaging?
I’m as against family
I had a similar problem with my CX-50's (which I bought new last fall).
They weren't binding, but by the end of the winter, I could feel a distinct
grinding sensation when I pulled the brake levers. I flushed the bushing
with oil and the problem went away. I also wasn't impressed with the
Now that the MIT Atlantis has been our for a weeks how about some ride reports
and comparisons to other models. I am
Curious how it compares to the Joe Appaloosa and the old Toyo and MUSA
Atlantis.
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That's because you're a person possessed of common sense and etiquette, Joe!
On Wednesday, June 20, 2018 at 10:31:53 PM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> I ride an ebike 30mph uphill and passing in the bike lane is ridiculous. I
> either move to the car lane - which I use most of the time at those
650b conversion threads.
You'll look back on 650b conversions like you do of fixed gear conversion
from the 'aughts.
Sure the "Fixed Gear Gallery" was cool in '04 but when was the last time
you went there.
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I hate that political is seen as a bad thing. Most things in lthe public
sphere are political and that shouldn’t be seen as bad.
Our current process really wants to allow that all issues have two equally
valid views. That is not true. Taking children from parents seeking asylum is
one of
What I think is sad is that when people speak one side of this issue they are
shouted down or accused of baiting the conversation yet when people speak the
other side there is praise or silence. And then people try to claim this isn’t
a political issue. This issue has no place here. Yes, Grant
Hey Paul, what's the rear spacing?
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I've been on vacation this week, and wanted to try something new in my
bagmaking adventures, and mark down some ready-made single-slot wallets.
I made a small run of all leather basket tote bags that are made to fit the
Wald 'Medium' basket, aka 137.
Thought this group might be interested as
This was my tweet about it yesterday (bleeped version):
Create crisis, defuse crisis he created, rinse, repeat. this guy.
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Threads about coffee.
Laing
Cocoa FL
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Hey is this still for sale?
On Wednesday, June 20, 2018 at 1:39:06 PM UTC-4, Lum Gim Fong wrote:
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>
>
> Gorgeous finish.
> Practically flawless.
> 7cm extension
> 22.2
> 25.4 clamp
> 225mm rise
> 147mm rise above min insert line ( Too bad Grant had them move the min
> insert line up a cm or
I agree, Brett. I ran the 700x50 Cazadero tubeless on the Ti Fargo that I
built last year until I switched to the 2.25 Maxxis Ikon when I had a Blunt
SS wheelset built a few months ago. I want to have a silver tubeless
wheelset built for my Atlantis so I can swap the 700x42 Cazaderos for the
I am mildly amused/annoyed by threads started to buy or sell some particular
model Rivendell only, to scroll a few posts down to see someone else, looking
for or selling that exact same thing!
Please, please, please, look before you leap. ;-)
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I would typically avoid discussions of this type (why I got off Facebook), but
my wife was asking for my input on it, because she was confused. I said "quite
frankly, I am too!"?
The administration acts like this is a new situation, exacerbated by existing
regulations, but how come this issue
I've got a 37lb dog. Wald won't work. Maybe a trailer.
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I posted a few photos to this thread.
I have a .zip file with additional photos that I would be happy to send to
anyone interested.
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Toshi makes great points.
Hetre in STD are $40/each with shipping you're looking at $100 or maybe less
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