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| Bike I ride: | 2008 Pinsher, '08 Argyle 409, Blue Atomlap Pimplites to Pimp SS rear and Pimplite front, Geax Booze Lite Tires, Odyssey 13t Freewheel, Gusset Slink chain, Straitline SSC stem, Sunline V1 bars, ODI grips, Odyssey Monolever, Odyssey Linear Kable, Avid BB7, Kink Lightest barends, Shadow seat, Macneil post, Deity Vendetta Cranks, Gusset pinned pedals, Deity internal euro BB. |
| Favorite Trails: | Crank It Up, A Line, Lafarge |
| About Me: | Work hard, Ride Hard, but mostly work hard to pay for parts. www.buildmoretrails.com twitter.com/inthebay inthebayy.wordpress.com |
| Products Recommended: | Straitline Platform Pedals | Straitline Inner Plate | Straitline SSC (Split Steerer Clamp) | Transition BottleRocket |
| Companies Supported: | Banshee | Race Face | Devinci | ODI | Maxxis | Santa Cruz Bicycles | Straitline | Morewood | Transition |
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Poacher's frowned upon, but accepted trailside Ah love seeing this shop. I'll be hunting this down in Point Roberts this weekend to take a looksee Great writing! 
Oop. I need a tissue. Wow, that guide isn't like two years late to the Silent Guide party " simple is better! Smile maybe designers should concentrate on something that wont ever break?"
You know, we do design things that wont ever break, then riders complain that its too big and heavy. Expensive, Light, Strong. Generally you can only get two of the three. Dad must be so proud ^_^ As for fastening nails is by far the quick and dirty way to do it, but most things can be done without nails if you try hard enough. For "most" forests you don't need to pack in any wood, just basic hand tools, and a good knowledge of how to build without destroying what's living. 
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Jan 16, 2012 at 21:07