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15 miles at 22.7 mph Getting ready for the triathlon on Saturday. Rode the tri bike route but didn't have the police watching the intersections like we will on Saturday. Was hoping for 23 to 24 on Saturday. I think it is possible.

He can't marry her unless she does.

How long to they get to answer an offer in New York? Seems like this is a very long time.

So sorry. prayers for your wife

The electrical pulse will fry your brain if you still have one.

The International LA engine that I bought to power an ice cream freezer is cleaned up and about ready to start. There was a lot of sludge in the oil pan. I opened it up and cleaned it all out and put in new oil. Everything seems to be in good shape. It is now time to test the magneto to see if it is working. Who wants to help with the test? It is a very easy job. All you nee to do is hold on the spark plug wire while I crank the engine. I ordered a new 2 gallon Country Freezer ice cream maker and also the A frame drive to power it. Now just need to mount everything to the cart when it gets here. I may also hook up one of my 2 1.5 gallon White Mountain freezers to it too. If you will come and help with the magneto test I will make you some ice cream. This video is using a Witte engine. My Witte is 6 hp and way too big to use on an ice cream freezer.

@sheep_herder,may need one of these. Maybe even @Airehead may need one for her farm. LeJay Model T coil fence charge. Starting during the depression in the 1930s these kits were available. Old model T coils were cheap at the junk yards and for a small price you could get a kit to make them into a fence charger to have a cheap electric fence to keep your animals in. This one was on the table next to me at the show. a video on how they worked. Anyone have one of these I can get to take to shows?

The bad part is she says I am going to get more exercise digging the holes to plant the hydrangeas.

I was a pleasant change from the road bike. Fun relaxed ride. I guess I should do this kind of ride more often.

Maybe your wife would like them. You might get some brownie points or something better if you put a trailer on a fat bike and bought her hydrangeas

Can't say exactly. The ride home from the show was 28.2 miles and I am estimating I rode about 5 or 6 miles on the show grounds. Salsa Fargo pulling the trailer. 34 miles won't be far off. About 15 mph on the roads on the way home (just under 2 hours) and walking speed while at the show.

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It is a cheap folding trailer I bought on eBay. My other trailer is a BOB.

Was at the Lagrange Steam and Gas show exhibiting some of my model engines the last 3 days. Used the Salsa fargo and trailer to haul things around the grounds. It was a little different than the golf carts and lawn tractors that most were using. Many Amish came to the show with bikes and trailers but no other fat bikes. Had a lot of questions from people who had never seen a fat bike. One Amish lady was selling Hydrangea plants in the flea market. My wife has been wanting some so now she has 5 of them. Got a few people looking at me when bringing them home.

Your daughter is wrong.