South Carolina BS thread under new MANAGEMENT and lives in SC

holy shit I want one

 

The military is great at wasting money. They won't notice a few missing.

 

Especially running fox bypasses on them.

 

Need a reliable transportation for cross country trips… I’m looking at adventure bikes. Honda Africa Twin, BMW R1200gs, Yamaha Super Tenere, and Suzuki V-Strom are the main ones I’m looking at.

 

Be American get a fucking Harley or even an Indian

 

Nice ones are completely out of the price range. Im not convinced on the long term reliability of Harley.

 

Like lots of parts on Harleys aren't made overseas anyways.

 

I also find it funny when people buy Fords and Chebbys made in Mexico in order to "buy american". When a lot of "import" cars are made in the US of A.

 

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Hope you have a big bank account. It’s worse than TW.

FYYFF

 

FTFY

 

My dad bought a brand new r1250gs Adventure and wants to ride to Alaska. I’ve glanced at the adventure bike gear and it’s not cheap. Trying not to go full Ewan McGregor…

 

https://www.hertzride.com/us @Bandit maybe rent one?

 

Beautiful day for a hike in the upstate

 

This is probably a stretch but I’m looking for a hankook dynapro ATM in the 285/75r16 flavor. I just need one. Can’t find them for sale anywhere as they were discontinued and replaced with the AT2

 

I'm starting to realize these earthquakes or at least the first one, slightly damaged my house. I have old school oak hard wood floors. I just had them redone a few years ago. Meaning they were sanded down and refinished. There's several boards around the house that aren't flush/flat with the surrounding boards anymore. They stick up very slightly.

 

Dang. May have been an over reaction, but I put earthquake insurance after the 4th one. No damage here that I see, but got sporty there for awhile…. We are on a full concrete basement. Is it something you can have re-sanded just to make them flush again?

 

have you measured the humidity in Yota house? Ours is an old 1948 farm house with the original hardwoods. In the winter when the house is 35-40% humidity the planks have gaps and tend to make more noise. In the summer humidity is 50-55% and I notice a bit of buckling in some spots.

 

I'm a beer guy but I was givin this gift from someone from work. Ice, coke, shots?

 

Do all 3. That’s what I’m doing at the moment.