New England B.S. Thread

Definitely SPD.

 

Thank you, that's helpful. I recall I may have tried to save some money and didn't get the sensor from a dealer so might not be an OEM sensor.

 

Putting in on ladder racks should be fine. It’s pipe so it’s pretty rigid so it shouldn’t be bouncing around much. Maybe add a rope or strap at the front securing it down the bumper.

 

Don't forget a hand out the window to hold things down!

 

I have a BackRack behind the shed, free

 

Like a headache rack? Think I could mount it towards the back of the bed? By back i mean by the tailgate

 

No problem

 

You can have it and modify it to do that but it wants the back rail to tie into. Uses the “L” for strength

Edit: don’t think it would need to be modified. Just wouldn’t use the backside bolts. Should be fine for your needs.

 

Sounds good. Let me know what you want to do about picking it up. I am tearing into the truck tonight for the UCA bushings but it should fit in a fiesta hatch if needed.

Can wait if your busy with flying out.

 

Off topic, saw this
Not even sure what to make of it. Certainly creative

 

That's the sketchiest wheelie bar I've ever seen

 

That’s only required for mattresses.

 

Of course it had to be a Ford Ranger

 

Followup dad joke to my own post....

That's wheelie sketchy!

 

@BadDNA y'all get 2 months of summer up there. Down here, we get two weeks of winter. We're in it now.

 

Depends how much length you need @TacoTuesday603 re cutting them prior or not. I moved some 1x6 boards more than once just using my 6 foot bed that were 16 feet. I only had to go a few miles so I used some of my weight plates and a bar to hold the end down in the bed closest to the cab, strapped the hell out of them, and my buddy was my pilot car behind me so no moron drove too close. Roughly 9 foot overhang though.

Based on the old Shimano DX. Loved those pedals.

 

Ended up going with some Crank Bros Doubleshots, and some shoes(couple other things).
Got everything swapped over, too a bit to figure out getting the cleats IN...

Give this a solid whirl in the a.m.

Second, for @GarlicFarts
Crankset is a Ritchey Pro
Wheels are DT Swiss p1800
And fork is a TrueTemper Alpha Q

So, I guess I did okay for 4 bills.

 

Jesus, if the frame is the right size you got a steal, especially with some of the aftermarket stuff on there. Good find.

 

It is.
Fits like a glove. With my arm, the reach on the brifter is... uncomfortable at best, but, as I heal, that will hopefully go away.