Are they sugar free? Otherwise no thanks as I'm trying to cut back on empty calories.MATTK said:GUMMY CARBS!!
Are they sugar free? Otherwise no thanks as I'm trying to cut back on empty calories.MATTK said:GUMMY CARBS!!
Congrats on the successfully revival....she's pretty darn quick! I actually was expecting this bike to be a little less snappy than the NH but now I'm not so sure.
just replace the screws for hex keyed socket...there's always "the next time"Oh, and if you don't have a JIS screwdriver - get yourself one before you strip out the screws. Those cross point screws are NOT Phillips screws.
You can do that, but what about all the other JIS screws on the bike? Get yourself the proper tools for the bike and it'll make life easier. I liked the JIS screwdriver so much, I bought a second, and a $15 screwdriver is not a light purchase.just replace the screws for hex keyed socket...there's always "the next time"
Before you ride very far from home, have you thoroughly inspected the tires? Might want to check the date code on them as well to see how old they are, FWIW.Tomorrow morning I'm gonna ride a little farther from home to stretch her legs a little and get a better feel for her. I'm really feeling good about this bike!
The tires are only 5 years old according to the date code, but the back tire is pretty well used up. I'm already lining that up.Before you ride very far from home, have you thoroughly inspected the tires? Might want to check the date code on them as well to see how old they are, FWIW.
Hey! You're right!Nice, Welcome to the Flock, time to change the Bike type on your Profile and RIDE.