There was a bunch of work being done around the area a few days ago. I left it for a couple of days thinking some one would come back for it. It is also 10 yards downhill from a rail crossing. Never considered a brake piston as the ones I’ve taken apart had flat tops. I was fixated on some sort...
When we bought this place, more than 30 years ago, the previous owner put up plywood. I haven’t had to repaint or anything. White paint too. There is concrete 6” up the sides so it doesn’t get wet.
I remember those rotors up on the antenna and one time one of the wires broke during a hockey game, had to get up there in the wind to screw it back on, it didn't help, the Leafs still lost.
I change the winters and summers on wife and my vehicles, always torque to specs in the book. One time wife had to get rear brakes replaced. That winter, I had to use a breaker bar to break the wheel nuts loose. It took a lot of effort. It didn’t cause the rear wheels to lock up. I think...
We got rid of cable tv many years ago. We watch Netflix on an extended membership with one of the kids.
The only time I miss it is during world Junior Hockey tournament at Christmas time. Best hockey ever, with tomorrow’s stars shinning so brightly and before pro sports crushes the soul of the...
It isn’t a GPS but a remote screen of your phone, running those applications while you have the phone safely tucked away.
I’ve been sitting on the fence with this. I’ve not heard many negatives about them.
You take the wheel off and roll it to either bag it, or throw in the back seat/trunk you have to see the gaping scar, and wobble as it rolls. Probably young kid getting the grunt job and rolling with one had with the phone in the other and not watching...that's my scientific theory.
It looks like someone took a belt sander to it, or it was stored beside something that vibrates wildly.
My question is how did it get taken off at spring time and stored when it looked like that? I am real thrifty, but even I wouldn't put a tire like that on, even a summer tire.
Every parent's nightmare. I would go out for a ride with him, separate bikes. If you trust his riding capabilities, then you ride as passenger with him.
Man that is a tough position to be in.
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