Houston area (along with DB's not from Houston) BS thread

What kind of bikes you got?

 

Right now I have a mountain bike.

 

.... go on.

 

I dont get these save the earth people. This lady comes in and wants everything in seperate paper Bags. At the end I asked if she wanted a big bag to put her stuff in. She said no, I dont like plastic bags. They're bad for the environment.... but wasting paper bags is ok? Fuck off!

 

It's a specialize 29er full suspension

 

Nice. I need to sell the roadbike I have and never ride anymore and get a mountain bike. I'd be more inclined to take it on camping trips if I had one.

 

Paper bags disintegrate. Plastic takes tons of years

 

I started with a mtb. Then sold it, found a full carbon road bike on craigslist for 700. Think it was just 13lbs. Man that thing was fun. We would go ride around memorial in traffic.
Somehow I got bored of staying on flat land sold it. Then found the 29er someone was selling.

 

Hush

 

I made some salsa with habanero. I took it to the bar and my other buddy brought chips. One waitress asked if it was hot. Told her yes. she tried it and disappeared. Another waitress came and again asked if it was hot. Told her yes, she said she wanted to try it. She disappeared. then the manager came and said what did you do to the girls? They're both back there crying

 

Why you judging

 

Me!

 

Nice. You char your stuff before hand or throw it all in fresh?

 

Everything is oven baked. Beside the cilantro.

 

since when do you eat?

 

I snack

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...rt-pro-access-cab-prerunner-pic-heavy.564237/

You’ll want to check this out. Help a fellow member out and spread the word! Looking for a potential buyer who would appreciate the level of detail I’ve invested and continue the love...

 

I’ll be so happy once I’m done with this beast

 

The welds are looking nice buddy.

 

Not all of em. Won’t lie. Building stuff for yourself and getting good enough to charge others big money really makes ya slow down.

I’ve learned that I gotta take my time with the fitting and get a little more consistent with the welds. And that if I plan on taking on big jobs, I need more tooling and a little bit bigger machine. But it’s all just one step at a time.