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There were more booths to get hair/makeup done than to buy helmets. Flea market was actually the most apt description of it. Between my son, myself, and the $3 off coupons it was a waste of $44.

Seems like moving is my easiest option.

If I didn't have trailers and needed to haul a bike with a wide rear tire around often, then I would get this carrier over the PA one for sure. I like that it has the front wheel choke built in. But for a dirt bike that's under 200lbs and has narrow rear tires, this one is about 8x the price...

A really good friend used to do epoxy commercially so I would ask him where to buy the materials from. There's no way I'd want to redo it.

I put my Daytona 675 on a PA carrier once when the rectifier died on me 70kms from home. I think the carrier is rated for 600lbs, which in all honesty seems excessive. My rear tire did not fit in the rails though, just sat on top. Made the trip home without a problem. It was normally used...

Mapei LFT is available at Lowes, isn't expensive, and is good. You don't need to buy Schluter thinset to get good thinset. Buying the correct (modified/unmodified) thinset is just as important if not more so.

I have thought about tiling it as well. First I'll slope and epoxy it. If it doesn't hold up, then I'll look for some largish rectified porcelain tile.

Brilliant, that's exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.

Can't run a snowblower over my car. Well, technically, I guess I could.... I stand corrected about the rust and temperature. I was under the impression the temperature effect was binary rather than linear. Still doesn't make me hate the cold any less. Also, increased fuel consumption comes...

That's what I figured, but didn't want to hear.

To your point, I believe oils have gotten to the point that temp doesn't make much difference either. Fuel consumption is definitely much worse in the cold though. The car model makes a huge difference as well. Try to find a 15 year old Mazda without any rust, unless the car has lived it's...

Steve and Mike, I've used self-leveller quite a few times, and unfortunately it won't work here. I need to create slope, not just fill it in. I want the water to run toward the garage door and out of the garage. I just don't know if a mortar exists that can be built up, feathered to nothing...

The floor in my garage isn't sloped properly and when snow melts off my car the water pools at the back of the garage. Is there a mortar I can buy so that I can build up parts of the floor to change the slope? I need something that will actually bond with the concrete that's already there. I...

Glass onion - entertaining and worth watching Jungleland - slow, but good

Glen Eden was supposed to open for season passes holders today and tomorrow, then open to everyone on Monday. The storm that's coming in changed their plans so it's open to everyone on Monday (closed today and tomorrow).

I bought a bike for parts and ran the VIN on a website to make sure the bike wasn't stolen. Can't remember the site but it wasn't difficult to find. Bike did come with a key as well to further reinforce the fact it wasn't stolen.

And they're expected to earn about $6B from it. Not the best financial investment.

I'm not even kidding. There are more control arms on an Audi than any other car company...ever.

Home Hardware for contractors is the worst of the bunch. You have to setup an account with each individual store. For those that have jobsites that greatly vary locations it's spectacularly useless.

BMW vs Audi engineering.