AZ BS Thread 4²0

Sad story, for sure. "responders are expected to receive counseling" from the call, and to think that one of them was flown out alive... I doubt they were conscious, but still.

Just goes to show that you can't be too cautious, no matter how experienced you may be.

 

Recently got my Cottage food license and have started selling my beef jerky.

https://priseworks.bigcartel.com/

you can send me a PM if you want to pay cash/link up in person.

 

I like jerky

edit: got an ak girl too!

 

I appreciate you big time man!

Toyota specific items are on the horizon as well. Almost done with R&D.

 

I got you boo

 

If we ever cross paths again, remind me to buy a bag off of you.

 

Looked at couple more properties in MT still no offers but still on track to be out of here by end of next summer. So far been a mix of great lot/location but not great house floorplan etc or great house but bad location
Loved this place but 7ft garage doors and tiny closet no Bueno. Almost 2 acres in a prefect location ugh

 

Shout out to @Atl-atl for all the help today
Thanks to his hard work, I am only a couple tubes and tires away from basically a new bike
I really appreciate it sir!

Also thanks to everyone who offered advice and help

Cheers

 

Happy to help, thanks for the booze!!

 

Bike shops sell a "thorn resistant" tube that people use on PHX area trails ... punctures less than street tubes. Not really any more money, so you might just get those instead of "normal".

 

sounds like the right way to go ! Thanks

 

i wound up getting the specialized desert tires, thick + full of goo, just like... nevermind

 

Daria lives!

And Happy Birthday @KingOfTheNorth

 

@prise this jerky is fucking great! Next time will be a bigger order!

 

I was doing maintenance on the truck and noticed that there was WAY to much movement on my front CV Axle on the transfer case side. What is the groups recommendations for a replacement?

 

Waiting on mine!

 

Girlfriend and I thought it'd be fun to do Bloody Basin Rd to sheep's bridge as a side quest on our way to Cottonwood to check out wineries.
It turned into our only quest.. And likely a one and done unless I'm on a dirt bike. Felt like hours of bumping along only to be greeted by 3-7 different Bluetooth speakers blasting over one another and more drunken idiots littering everywhere than I thought was possible outside of the salt river.

 

Sheep’s Bridge drive for sure is a bumpy one! Did an overnight there and once the sun started to set everyone that had the loud music started to leave so the night was nice.

 

Many trails are dead-packed (d*&k-packed?) on weekends.

I only made it only about 1/2 way ... this downhill scared me off because of my fear that a SxS would charge up and demand right-of-way with that "small ditch to the left" ...