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  1. Original post
    LIBERATOR
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    http://www.singletracks.com/trails/photos.php?id=772&photo=2829

    Ride-A-Lot, this is Mnt Falcon, the trail you feared and didn't ride,
    but had someone else ride and film and then you posted it on your site
    claiming it was you.

    Try hitting this at 20MPH as most good MTBers do, I did, it's a buzz
    like a drug. There's also some jumps right after it but my camera
    wasn't good enough to get it all.

    But how come 56 year old women can ride Apex, yet you, pookums, can't
    ride Mnt Falcon?

    If I told you Mooseys were on Mnt Falcon stealing, eating all the
    fish, would you be inclined to deploy and meet them for battle?

    C'mon Ridey, your website & films are so boring, so elderly geared,
    can't you at least once film yourself doing something tough?

    You know, you're so big fat & plumpy, you could probably impersonate a
    taboggin and slide down a ski hill on your belly. Why don't you do
    that for us so we at least get some entertainment value from you?

    How about going down on your belly like a human taboggin, but eating a
    jar of pickles with one hand whilst doing it?

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  2. Ride-A-Lot
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    daddy said:

    God I love my SB. What a sweet ride! After my shakedown cruise,
    had to tinker with the der's. But typical for any new builds.
    Saving coin now to go with a tubeless setup. (Still using Mr. Tuffy's
    with my Panaracer Firepro's).

    I use slime tubes when I'm out your way. Not a flat with those in three
    years. I had a flat with GeeDub in Sedona once, but it was in a tire
    that didn't have a slime tube.

    --
    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    www.schnauzers.ws

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  3. tom
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    Ride-A-Lot [email protected] said:
    daddy said:

    God I love my SB. What a sweet ride! After my shakedown cruise,
    had to tinker with the der's. But typical for any new builds.
    Saving coin now to go with a tubeless setup. (Still using Mr. Tuffy's
    with my Panaracer Firepro's).

    I use slime tubes when I'm out your way. Not a flat with those in three
    years. I had a flat with GeeDub in Sedona once, but it was in a tire
    that didn't have a slime tube.

    --
    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-owww.schnauzers.ws

    Just make sure you get the "real" slime tubes, as some mail-order
    brands seem to suck. DAMHIK. Tom

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  4. GeeDubb
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    "Ride-A-Lot" <mitchell@[nospam]schnauzers.ws> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    daddy said:

    God I love my SB. What a sweet ride! After my shakedown cruise,
    had to tinker with the der's. But typical for any new builds. Saving
    coin now to go with a tubeless setup. (Still using Mr. Tuffy's
    with my Panaracer Firepro's).

    I use slime tubes when I'm out your way. Not a flat with those in three
    years. I had a flat with GeeDub in Sedona once, but it was in a tire that
    didn't have a slime tube.

    --
    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    www.schnauzers.ws

    You also had a flat on T-100 the first time we rode it.
    No flats for me today. 17 miles and part of Goat Camp...no, no, silly, not
    the gnarly part. Large group ride with half doing the GC loop (includes the
    gnarly dh) and the other sane half doing an OAB. Close to 3000' of
    elevation gain today.

    Gary

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  5. daddy
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    GeeDubb said:


    "Ride-A-Lot" <mitchell@[nospam]schnauzers.ws> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    daddy said:

    God I love my SB. What a sweet ride! After my shakedown cruise,
    had to tinker with the der's. But typical for any new builds. Saving
    coin now to go with a tubeless setup. (Still using Mr. Tuffy's
    with my Panaracer Firepro's).

    I use slime tubes when I'm out your way. Not a flat with those in three
    years. I had a flat with GeeDub in Sedona once, but it was in a tire that
    didn't have a slime tube.

    --
    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    www.schnauzers.ws

    You also had a flat on T-100 the first time we rode it.
    No flats for me today. 17 miles and part of Goat Camp...no, no, silly, not
    the gnarly part. Large group ride with half doing the GC loop (includes the
    gnarly dh) and the other sane half doing an OAB. Close to 3000' of
    elevation gain today.

    Gary

    Gary,

    you ride through some pretty good desert terrain. What's your setup?
    tubeless?, liners?, slime? (sorry if you already mentioned this).

    thanks,
    -Gregg

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  6. GeeDubb
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    "daddy" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    GeeDubb said:


    "Ride-A-Lot" <mitchell@[nospam]schnauzers.ws> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    daddy wrote:

    > God I love my SB. What a sweet ride! After my shakedown cruise,
    > had to tinker with the der's. But typical for any new builds. Saving
    > coin now to go with a tubeless setup. (Still using Mr. Tuffy's
    > with my Panaracer Firepro's).
    >

    I use slime tubes when I'm out your way. Not a flat with those in three
    years. I had a flat with GeeDub in Sedona once, but it was in a tire
    that
    didn't have a slime tube.

    --
    o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
    www.schnauzers.ws

    You also had a flat on T-100 the first time we rode it.
    No flats for me today. 17 miles and part of Goat Camp...no, no, silly,
    not
    the gnarly part. Large group ride with half doing the GC loop (includes
    the
    gnarly dh) and the other sane half doing an OAB. Close to 3000' of
    elevation gain today.

    Gary

    Gary,

    you ride through some pretty good desert terrain. What's your setup?
    tubeless?, liners?, slime? (sorry if you already mentioned this).

    thanks,
    -Gregg

    Just tires and tubes. Just learn to avoid the cacti or learn to deal with
    fast flat fixing :-). I ran slime for some time but found I just had a
    big mess when I hit cactus thorns. As for tubeless......carry extra tubes!

    I think I get more flats from road riding and attack of the goat heads that
    accumulate in the gutter.

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