60+ year old thread.

Those considered normal temps for up there?

 

Looks like normal summer to me

 

Hmmmm .... Nice!

 

Afternoon all:

When will I learn!
Just got done running a tank of gas through the string trimmer which takes about 45min., the sweat is pouring out of me. Guess it's time to set the alarm for daybreak when it's a little cooler, I probably have around 3 more hours of trimming to do.

Just looked at AccuWeather, it's currently 84deg. with real feel of 102deg., no wonder I'm sweating!

 

That's funny... especially the part about me asking for advice. You kids might need to reread for comprehension. Some people's kids...

 

More over, Bewmers.

It’s 2025. Time to make room for the Gen Xers. That’s right, there’s a new breed in town.

We’re young, fit, and full of piss and vinegar.

Were the first gen mountain bikers and still riding today.

We say no to e-bikes and doom scrolling.

We refuse to wear glasses and require a magnifying glass to read the instructions.

We can smell retirement and hope it’s not burned before we get to the table.

We post stupid stuff due to post ride euphoria.

 

you will fit rite in

 

Nope
Above average

 

So, you just turned 60, then? ... And drive a TUNDRA ?

 

Not 60 till Monday.

And yes, don't tell anybody I have a Tundra. It's a mistake some of us have made. For now, I must live with it.

 

Welcome to the thread @Bent Wheel . After reading your info and if I didn't know who Gen Xers are I would have told you to "get off my lawn".
Enjoy the posts and the group of folks that keep the thread lively. Enjoy.

 

Rode by their on the turnpike this morning. Looked pretty full from what I could see.

 

say Hi to Jason for me....

 

It wasn’t terrible got there early left at noon time

 

Already back home, before your post...
However, I will be back in a few days and will relay your "hi".
Jason diagnosed, rather quickly, that my front axle bearing was shot... as it wiggled too much. That is why gear oil was getting past the seal. He had me order the replacement clamshell bushing (driver's side) from East Coast Gear Supply (ECGS). Along with a new seal, of course: $82 + shipping & tax = $109.56
He said the bushing was the preferred replacement over new bearings.
Jason said he has done "hundreds" of these, has the special tools, and should take less than two hours.
What a guy... we TWers in San Diego County are lucky to have Speed Freek to 'save the day'!

 

Lot of those guys around. I was lucky to run across a few in New England. When I was there.

 

Ueah He told me you were already there and gone via text a text chat we had... I have solid offroad transmission mount for him to install for me in a bit...

 

That’s it for me I am too bed.
Shower first.

 

So you went tool shopping. You can never have too many tools.

Went walking at 8:15 last night. Still 83° and humid. Took a shower when we got home. The Dog Days started early this year.

Welcome to the thread. Fresh young legs to do the trimming with the 20in push mower. Be sure to fill up the cooler with the beverage of your choice. I do not know much about Tundras but if they are built like my 2 toyotas it is not a bad choice for a larger pick up.

Good Morning. Off to our local farmers market for some veggies and a cantaloupe in an hour or so. Salmon for dinner tonight, hoping to pick up some asparagus, zucchini, and squash to make up a kabob or two. Asparagus on the side. I also want to make a Greek salad on Monday or Tuesday.

 

Good morning all. Getting ready to get out for a ride before it gets really warm out.