u/manofmonkey
After looking around purely out of curiosity I’ve noticed that basically every grip module seems nearly identical. Wasn’t sure if anyone was making something a little different that you might find “interesting”.
And yes I am aware of why the grips are designed the way they are and why everyone basically makes the same thing.
Simply put, what’s your favorite? Do you like metal or polymer? Shaped or round? Aggressive or smooth?
All I need for this setup is a single camera hardlined(no WiFi) to a single monitor. I’d like 24/7 coverage with no recording. Just want to see what the camera sees when I feel like passing by the monitor.
I’ve got almost no experience with this stuff outside of using full recorder systems(that a pro installed for me) but I want to skip all that to keep costs down as much as possible. Any advice is appreciated.
Movies tend to have some guns fall into the good guy and bad guy territory. I’m curious as to what the general consensus is on certain firearms.
I have a two week old Yeti SB100 that I got from Worldwide Cyclery and so does my friend. Neither of us can get our rear axles out for some reason and we are trying to figure out how to remove them without stripping them. Id take them back to WWC(or even a LBS but they are all closed too) but they are a few hours drive away and closed on weekends and I need the bikes shipped out by tuesday. Am I missing something or are there some tricks to it?
EDIT: Thanks for the tips. We got it using a 4' cheater bar and some oil.
Im trying to remove the front wheel from my new Manitou Mastodon which has the Hexlock SL 15x150 axle. Im trying to turn a standard allen key but it feels like it is getting locked in even when I know I am turning it the right way. Do I need a special tool to remove the axle or am I just an idiot?
I've been looking at a 200mm PNW Bachelor dropper but I just can't quite come to a decision quite yet.
At the reveal there was a ton of negativity about the logo, colors, and shapes of the jersey but now it seems like a large part of the NFL fanbase is starting to come around on them. The black jerseys are amazing and im so glad the Jets finally have one even though I know a ton of people were/are adamantly against them. The color choices look so much better now that we see them in the sunlight instead of a bunch of poor artificial lighting. People are no longer calling them a "college" jersey design either.
Why do all the companies in the MTB industry take terrible pictures of their products? The color balance on them is always atrocious or only on a white background. Several times now I have ordered parts with the intent of matching colors on my bike only to get the part and have it look a complete different shade than what their pictures look. They try to oversaturate their pictures so the colors look crazy and pop or they have it only on a bright white background that washes out the colors.
I wish they would take some pictures outdoors of their product in natural sunlight to show what they actually look like when they are on a bike.
How do you feel about things like wooden wall rides, kickers, drops, and skinnies? Do you think they belong at your local trails or would you much prefer they stick to entirely natural features?
Looking at hitting up the park this friday but I am afraid of driving 2.5 hours to end up at a sloppy mess and a bunch of closed trails. Anyone have some first hand info on the conditions?
The NFL season has ended and to anyone like me that means a lot of boring months wishing for any football to give me my fix. This saturday the AAF season will begin. The AAF has very similar rules to the NFL and plays on a regulation field but has made some small changes like:
Now to where the Jets come in. Each of the 8 teams is affiliated with 4 teams from the NFL and 1 team from the CFL. The Jets, Dolphins, Giants, Bucs, and Hamilton Tiger-Cats have been affiliat
