DangerDirtyD
iMTB Hooligan
Haha! “Golly!”
Haha! “Golly!”
More tooling up...
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53 scoops of Tailwind*
Funnel (homemade; for getting TW into the narrow Platypus neck)*
Sunglasses*
Emergen-C*
Chamois Buttr (contingency only)*
Steripen*
Cliff Bar*
Tire plug kit**
Schrader-presta adapter**
Presta core remover tool**
Presta valve cores**
Valve stem**
Squirt lube**
Chain pliers/quick links/tire tool**
Leatherman-type tool**
Historic bike multi-too**
PLB**
Der hanger/bolt**
Brake pads**
Shift cable**
Duct tape**
Baling wire**
@Faust29's CO2 inflator**
Superglue/sidewall cuttings**
Remote phone battery and cord**
Plastic map**
First aid kit including ace wrap, cloth tape, bandages, finger splint**
*Stores in 2.5 L lumbar pack
**Stores in one of two top tube bags
Not pictured on bike:
Inner tube
40g CO2 can
Tire pump
Bottle
Not pictured in backpack:
Hydration hose
Cheese sandwich
Dill pickles
Attitude adjustment kit
Phone
RTR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That thing on the bottom left is my favorite. How many oz of fluids will you be hauling at most in a given time?More tooling up...
View attachment 57481
53 scoops of Tailwind*
Funnel (homemade; for getting TW into the narrow Platypus neck)*
Sunglasses*
Emergen-C*
Chamois Buttr (contingency only)*
Steripen*
Cliff Bar*
Tire plug kit**
Schrader-presta adapter**
Presta core remover tool**
Presta valve cores**
Valve stem**
Squirt lube**
Chain pliers/quick links/tire tool**
Leatherman-type tool**
Historic bike multi-too**
PLB**
Der hanger/bolt**
Brake pads**
Shift cable**
Duct tape**
Baling wire**
@Faust29's CO2 inflator**
Superglue/sidewall cuttings**
Remote phone battery and cord**
Plastic map**
First aid kit including ace wrap, cloth tape, bandages, finger splint**
*Stores in 2.5 L lumbar pack
**Stores in one of two top tube bags
Not pictured on bike:
Inner tube
40g CO2 can
Tire pump
Bottle
Not pictured in backpack:
Hydration hose
Cheese sandwich
Dill pickles
Attitude adjustment kit
Phone
RTR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My battery? My poor old phone won't last all day, even in airplane...That thing on the bottom left is my favorite. How many oz of fluids will you be hauling at most in a given time?
It takes a lot of experience to recognize that.A lot of experience has gone into this!
Oops. I thought that was little binger in a pouch.My battery? My poor old phone won't last all day, even in airplane...
There are two aid stations. I can get to the first with 84 oz (one Platypus) plus a bike bottle. At that point I'll camel up with 170 oz plus bike bottle to get to the next aid station (or water flow). The last ~third after that will be the hardest. High with lots of climbing and rough surface. But in that section is Star Lake, so more refilling as needed.
The aid stations are, honestly, not necessary. There's a water fountain near the first one at Spooner Lake, and the next one has a flow nearby that I've used in this overall-dry section of TRT. Then Star Lake. I don't like being dependent, so even without the aid stations I'd be fine, as in like a normal big ride out there. PS: Kind of weird to bill a ride as self-supported when there are aid stations...
It takes a lot of experience to recognize that.
What’s a binger?Oops. I thought that was little binger in a pouch.
Assume it has to do with weed...What’s a binger?
Assume it has to do with weed...
A binger (as is Bing Crosby, not binge), is a small portion of cannabis. A single serving for one person. The term is also used to describe a pipe made for said usage.What’s a binger?
Dude! You are ready. Don't forget to have some fun too!
We'll be riding soon...
Haha! #stillfrownedupon...A "Binger" is Basic, intuitive, necessary, gear, exfoliant, rectum. Kind of a shitty place to store your gear.
I am sooo out of the loopA binger (as is Bing Crosby, not binge), is a small portion of cannabis. A single serving for one person. The term is also used to describe a pipe made for said usage.
I am sooo it of the loop
Maybe I’ll learn how to spell firstPerhaps another toke will help???
Super-milestone! A new world of adventure has just opened up. Congratulations to you both!My 3 year old can officially pedal a bike, so stoked.
It was all him, I bought the bike a while back but never pressed him to ride and only tried getting him on it a few times. Today we went to REI and bought him a new helmet and when we got home he immediately went for his pedal bike. I held his seat for a few yards then, boom.. kids riding.
https://www.pinkbike.com/video/505696/
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My 3 year old can officially pedal a bike, so stoked.
It was all him, I bought the bike a while back but never pressed him to ride and only tried getting him on it a few times. Today we went to REI and bought him a new helmet and when we got home he immediately went for his pedal bike. I held his seat for a few yards then, boom.. kids riding.
https://www.pinkbike.com/video/505696/
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My 3 year old can officially pedal a bike, so stoked.
It was all him, I bought the bike a while back but never pressed him to ride and only tried getting him on it a few times. Today we went to REI and bought him a new helmet and when we got home he immediately went for his pedal bike. I held his seat for a few yards then, boom.. kids riding.
https://www.pinkbike.com/video/505696/
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Just feeling saucy and Smart Asstic today!
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Chicken Nugget in da sauce!Just feeling saucy and Smart Asstic today!
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I be Dippin'!Chicken Nugget in da sauce!
Darn, I wanted that stroller to push my cat around inI’m still not privileged enough to post in the Classified Section, although I have items for sale there and have sold a few in the past as well. BTW, the stroller is sold.
What happened?!