Digital_photog

Good job.

I hope that works out for you. I heard RG is homeless.

I use the compressor and no core in the valve stem. After the bead is seated put in the stans sealant and the core then inflate again and slosh the sealant around to seal it up. Easier to seat them without the valve core in.

I have used then with Nates and now with Juggernaut pro

Rolling Darryls work fine tubeless. Same method for all the rims with holes.

The Potawatomis: Keepers of the Fire by R. David Edmunds Not fast reading but a lot of interesting history. When I get this one finished I will be reading the book by my friend and neighbor Lowell Farrand.

do you like coal and sulfur taste on you burger? Actually I often fire with charcoal. Yesterday I used mostly charcoal but mixed a little coal in so it would burn slower.

I have often done it with no problems. Some tires mount much easier than others. I am not a fan of road tubeless. but for CX, mountain bikes and fat bikes it is the way to go. There are enough tubeless ready tires that I don't buy non tubeless tires any more.

you can also make them from plastic. .

Rule #1 Texans are always perfect. Rule #2 I a Texan makes a mistake refer to rule 1.

get out of there as fast as possible. Go south and visit Cuyahoga valley national park. Ride a bike on the canal towpath.

@Wilbur

Daughter 1: executive with large international corp. 2 boys. Family lives in Carmel, IN Finished MBA at Syracuse University this past spring. Daugher 2 Former bank officer, 3 girls, 1 boy. Live 6 miles from us, preschool teacher, foster parent.

@Wilbur if you want to come Goshen Airport has a large field where you can land the Dirigible. I'm pretty sure it will be plenty of room for you. The Goodyear blimp comes in here regularly.

The bellows is an original. At least 150 years old. I made the rest.