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free sammich I found a couple of days ago. nice and moist.

since getting this inflator head it does make presta easier. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CWMQY96L/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

moderate.

first time we road up to Forrest park after it had rained. we were not going to ride far as the roads are not paved. sure saw the water falling for the first time and rocks falling. small streams and waterfalls turning into large ones. The boulder was wedged into tree roots even.

I have never had the tire come off but when I had what I thought was a tubeless tire and it was not. I add sealant when a hole does not seal because its out. this winter I have had holes that keep weeping. but so many punctures dring the winter tubes suck. I seldom had luck tubes sealing as I...

I was my own worst enemy to my brakes till I got a handle on it. The last time I had to bleed one was when I removed the pads then I peddled so I could shift to the smallest cog to take the wheel off and squeeze the lever to stop the wheel. oopsy.

no and even then you don't change it out. you bleed them pushing the old oil out but usually not all of it. but you only do it when you start getting mushy brakes usually you can go years between having to bleed them unless you screw something up.

I have used both. my trek needs 1.25 chains so I finally changed over to a e bike chain as its longer. I would get 2000 miles out of a regular chain and 3500 out of a e chain. I don't change out the cassette I usually get around 8000 miles from them. On my first bosch powered bike I got almost...

yes no problem on the kmc not the sram.

the shop can change it. but I have them always on so I don't accidentally turn them off. this is so far about the best overall tire I have found for this bike as long as you're on the road. they are fast and smooth and soft so they smooth out the road really well. though I dont use them in...

there is a manual on using it. I got rid of it before the bike was out of the shop. people have posted here on how to navigate.

I run tubeless on all my bikes now. I only had to install a tube once and that was because I had the wrong tire on. even if I have issues I can make it home but the ride is softer and I have had less flat issues.

I dont ride it much now that I have my trek. it was zippier then the trek I bet because of the smaller tires but its sure. harsh ride over my trek. I wanted to try it with a tubeless tires but I don't ride it enough to justify the cost. I wanted to put thinner tires on my trek and see but never...

this is grain free bread toast it and it just dries out.

When I made her French toast with the poop then it became SOS.

then we have the s*it pancake or dookie disc or poopie patty

I make my wife a PB&J s*it sandwich. I use some high-end chocolate/hazelnut spread instead of butter then the rest is normal. looks even better when I use the dark chocolate spread.

I changed over to the Trek radar after my Garmin bit the dust. I ride the bike a lot, but not a lot of variety anymore. The rack works but only for bags, you can't strap anything on top.