Alabama thread!

I didnt like it on flat either. I hate all bikes pedaling uphill haha. I just dont sit very much so the "comfort" of it isnt necessarily appealing to me. Plus I havent done many drops but I've read hard tails have advantages on drops too

 

Given I’ve never been on a nice or carbon hardtail, but have been on a carbon full suspension. So my comparison isn’t fair. One felt like a Swiss Army knife and would cut and be as agile as possible, the other felt fat heavy and needed more effort to get it to react.

This is the bike i rode for a summer and flipped.

https://www.bikeradar.com/us/gear/c...uct/review-trek-top-fuel-9-9-ssl-us-09-34712/

Again I don’t mind paying a good bit for a bike, if I feel I can enjoy it for a summer and lose a small bit or break even.

 

Or too small, all bikes are going to feel a tad weird when going from one to the other.

Kinda like friends and me riding at a few motocross tracks and swapping bikes for a few laps. It’s awkward at first, but you adjust.

As long as on a bike you have good range between seat and pedals I feel you’re good. Handlebars can be extended or shortened, but there’s not much you can do about the foot pedals distance.

 

Lol no I do, but I mean the areas where the "comfort" comes into play I'm not usually sitting

 

I never sit on the trail, climbing those damn asphalt hills at oak mtn though I gotta sit. Kinda like on dirt bikes some parents would take their kids seat off to get them to stand lol.

 

Haha yeah I know. Idk I just really like the feel of the hardtail. It feels solid, it feels tight. I mean I've only ridden a full suspension on sidewalk but it was like wearing boxers..too much freedom lol

 

I think it’s a proven traction aide though.

 

Come see me at guntersville outfitters if you’re wanting to pick up a new specialized bike. I can order you one off the blem list from them. If you really wanna spend some coin we have 2 2019 Levo E-bikes in stock. They are a blast.

 

Hm..you may be worth coming to see sometime since I actually know you lol

 

Sounds good. We may have to run these damn yotes off before they run us off lol. Bastards are getting brave. Walking pretty close to the tent. Im tempted to let the 12ga sing.

 

The owner of the store is a mountain biker. And several of our regulars are avid bikers. They ride twice a week at the guntersville state park.

 

Gadsden as well first gen white x tra cab

 

Replacing LCA's with a rebuilt set. Thanks @TacoFMS
Replacing stock CV axle boots and putting the OEM parts back on the truck
Replacing Cam tabs with TC cam tabs
Gears and Lockers 4.10 or 4.30 (have to decide in the next day or two)
Build rear bumper
Aircompressor and tank mount
Mount Waterport
Replace winch solenoid
Wire lightbar to actual switch
Install compressor and locker switches
Flush Transmission
Flush Radiator (may just replace the radiator and hoses while I'm doing it)
Change Oil
Change front and rear diff fluids (after 500 miles)
New tires

Wet Okole's (wife's car)

I think that is all...maybe

 

Busy Tuesday on the horizon!

 

Morning everyone. For the guys in HSV, you might want to steer clear of the Space and Rocket Center around lunch time. VP Pence is coming in for a meeting and the Interstate could be impacted.

https://whnt.com/2019/03/20/vice-president-pence-expected-in-the-rocket-city/

 

So I see a S on locker and switch so you installing 2 lockers?

 

I see you trying to get to the "see Scotty, Brian knows what he's doing and is getting a front locker" or some sort of argument lol

It could be the "s" means the compressor switch + the locker switch = 2 switcheS

 

What about the S on Gears and Lockers?

I give up on you admitting you know your wrong but don't want to admit it.

 

Ah I missed the S on lockers, I'd say he's doing front and rear then.

Most likely because he has the funds to do it.

or possibly because he doesn't want a bunch of numbskulls acting like the world is going to end if he doesn't get a front locker.

 

I see you still in denial, its ok to admit your wrong you have already been wrong once today and admitted it, that's the 1st step to recovery