Today's Ride

[Brownski]

I’d forgotten what they were called but spent some time with a peavey back in the nineties while helping the guy I worked for build a log cabin/ tack shed. It’s amazing how much weight you can move around with a simple lever and a couple small logs to use as rollers. Also spent some time with a draw knife on that project. I liked the peavey better.

 

[Harvey]

Did it work?

I feel like I want to trim the pointy ends before I peavey it.

Actually I was hoping if I left it there the beavers would git er done.

 

[Harvey]

spent some time with a peavey back in the nineties

This should be on your linkedin page.

 

[Brownski]

This should be on your linkedin page.

If I included all the good stuff on my resume, recruiters would be very confused

 

[tirolski]

spent some time with a peavey back in the nineties

A Peavey?

 

[Sean Mc]

Dutchess Rail Trail

 

[jasonwx]

Riding the chunk
Sterling forest

 

[Harvey]

Something a bike tech said has me thinking.

Who considers "reduced impact on the knees" when choosing a full suspension bike?

She said basically, a lot of people go to full sush to protect their knees. Anything to it?

 

[Tjf1967]

Something a bike tech said has me thinking.

Who considers "reduced impact on the knees" when choosing a full suspension bike?

She said basically, a lot of people go to full sush to protect their knees. Anything to it?

Lol. Probably, but is that really the selling point to put you over the edge? She should say most people use full suspension bikes to MTB because it's not 1990 anymore

 

[BRLKED]

Something a bike tech said has me thinking.

Who considers "reduced impact on the knees" when choosing a full suspension bike?

She said basically, a lot of people go to full sush to protect their knees. Anything to it?

Use them or lose them, your still a telly guy!