That’s an OK bike for toodling around the campground but if you ride it on trails regularly it won’t hold up.

A grand gets you your component groupset. Then all you need is a frame, headset, forks, wheels, tires, pedals, stem, bars, seatpost and saddle!

Problem is the bike I have now was no-expense-spared build exactly how I wanted it. It’s just becoming obsolete. Pro level old bike, vs new but entry level is a tough choice.

Get one with disc mounts!

150 bucks gets you what he had already!

Mine’s a ‘97 and it was the bees knees in its day. Good parts are getting hard to find for it now.

I’ve had that thought. And then I see the $10000 tag and keep on riding my old one.

Wrangler duratracs? They’re big and heavy but they do go for some time. I think the ones on my truck are from 2012 and still kicking (don’t use them in the snow anymore though)

I’d be more impressed if it could travel 300 miles in 20 minutes.

I don’t know what the rules are down there, but it WAS them if it was where I live. Doesn’t matter if someone pushed you into them, you should have left enough space to stop or avoid.

Problem with designated shelves is that different shelves are better for different things. I’m stuck with my meat on the warm shelf, and your milk keeps freezing!

Chickity-choco, the chocolate chicken.

It could but I’m pretty sure if it’s from Canada it will say as much.

The good engineer says you should RTFM and change your tires once they’re worn out!

ha! She seemed pretty indifferent, actually!

When they give out coupons for a moving truck, watch out!

Just fill a dutch oven half way with oil. That’s what I do and it will fry quite a bit at once.

Reminds me of these guys:

I wasn’t sure if I missed something recent!