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We have a pair of those. Runs on wall power, car outlet and their battery platform. We use those for blowing out the water in the... -
Gionnirocket replied to the thread Great Little Air Compressor.What I meant is.. it is pricey if you purchase the package suggested and that's all you use the batteries for. And honestly the $20...
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Gionnirocket replied to the thread Rear Wheel Removal Tip.The few times I purchased from Kenda... The tires came in a full size box, not folded or distorted in any way. Same with the tires I...
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Gionnirocket replied to the thread Rome Banned?.Roman's are opinionated and know the correct way to do everything has been my experience. This is especially true in the kitchen.... but...
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Gionnirocket replied to the thread Great Little Air Compressor.Link works for me... Did you pay the Link Tarrif? A bit pricey for what it does. But if you like it.. 👍 I much prefer an electric...
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Right, 73 year old memory not soo good Gionnirocket. Been 1989-90 since last used. Thanks for the reminder. :) Also, the tires I...
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Gionnirocket replied to the thread Rear Wheel Removal Tip.No no no.... For aluminum and aluminum to copper connections you should have been using an Anti-Oxidant Compound/ Grease ... which is...
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Gionnirocket replied to the thread Rear Wheel Removal Tip.@GMA52... Why does everyone keep giving you homework assignments? 🙃
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Gionnirocket replied to the thread Rear Wheel Removal Tip.You're looking to spend more on accessories than the bike! 🙃 Did you get the tires... and if so, are they on the bike?
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I actually have a Harbor Freight blanket to completely spread for whole bike
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Gionnirocket replied to the thread Rear Wheel Removal Tip.That can actually be a good idea. Sometimes when you drop a small part they can bounce and roll out of site in an instance, especially...
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Gionnirocket replied to the thread Rear Wheel Removal Tip.... and then a drop cloth or towel under the saddle as well
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Gionnirocket reacted to PCeBiker's post in the thread Plastic free lunchboxes for rear panniers? with
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Rubber might be okay as far as toxic nano-bits are concerned?? They use silicone inside the human body. -
Gionnirocket replied to the thread Plastic free lunchboxes for rear panniers?.As far as I know.... I haven't been poisoned yet. 🙃
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Gionnirocket replied to the thread Plastic free lunchboxes for rear panniers?.https://www.blockhuette.com/products/premium-stainless-steel-lunch-box-with-2-dividers?variant=40478875844685&country=US¤cy=USD&utm...
