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Thinking about picking up a low mileage Giant Stance for 900-1000 bucks tomorrow. I've had some Giant's in my time (Giant Yukon FX was my first fs bike... awesome but I cracked the subframe) and been pretty satisfied but it is stacked up against a 2018 Trek Fuel EX8 that I can get for $1600.

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Weird question I know bc two slightly diff price points but these are both local sellers that I can go and test ride and and check it out and I think they will both get the job done as I'm just a casual once a week xc rider... I have been riding for 10 years however and wonder if the thru axels and other benefits of the Trek outweigh the 600 price difference...

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A buddy of

Hello gang, I'm ready for another bike. I have a little money this time around, just sold my FS motobecane fantom ds 29er. It was a great bike tbh, very tough, but now a decade old AND the Medium frame was more like a Medium/large at 18.5 inches.

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It was always a hair large for me and I hate that feeling when you ride. I want something I can really whip around. Here's what I want this time around. I want the cheapest option that has these features in a 17.5 inch frame (or maybe 17in frame).

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I'm down for a hard tail this time around to save money, and also I enjoy hard tail.

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Hydraulic Discs,

29 inch tires

Boosted hubs!!

Dropper post would be

Hello all, I've been visiting a couple different Brokerages lately, I'm in my third year, love my brokerage but it is rental based, and I'd like to do primarily residential sales (of course). I've sold about 6 houses now and am pretty comfortable with the process. Out of KW, C21, and Keyes, so far, I'm most attracted to Keyes as it's more homegrown, not corporate (I'm not a corporate type) FL based, and they told me what I wanted to hear, which was that if I want to join up, they have leads and action for me to hit the ground running with. The other brokerages really scared me with all their talk about how they basically just train me to be a cold caller. Yuck. Not why I joined the business.

I have been a Realtor for 2 years now. Love my job, but one questions always leaves me clueless. Some clients will come in (many of our leads our rentals) and they say "I saw something about rent to own? What's up with that?".

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Honestly, my opinion is I have never heard of it, the closest I have heard of this is they give you the option to be first in line to purchase the place after the lease is over. But none of the money they put in rent gets applied to the sale so... it means pretty much nothing.

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I tell them that in my opinion its just scam language since none of the rent gets applied to the sale price of the house. Am I wrong? Am I missing something? Is thi

Had a close call with Primerica almost a year ago. I'm a Realtor, some guy came in with his girlfriend. They were a nice young couple. I liked the wife but the dude was a little off. He seemed nice enough, we were from the same culture (PR holla!) so I thought we had a cool little "por la raza" vibe going. He wanted to see some rentals. I showed him a bunch. At some point I realized he was a fucking tire kicker and was wasting my time so I backed off of his rental search as it was going nowhere. But unlike other uninterested tire kickers who show up thinking they can afford a new place, realize the reality of getting a new place, and go sit tight till they get there money right, this dweeb k

That moment you realize that of course there is a subreddit for what I like! Oh hell yea what's up fam!

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I have a 2013 Ruckus, full yoshi pipe, and I think that's it. Might have a power commander on it. I'll find out from the original owner tomorrow. I'm 160 lbs and get it up to 44 mph on the reg so I was told it must have the power commander.

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A mechanic told me redlining them is bad. My common sense tells me of course. But I def have winded this thing out to top speed 44 mph A LOT (put 2600 miles on it in 6 months). It still runs like a scalded dog so do I need to sell this thing asap or is it a Honda and I can just give it to my grandchildren after I ride it fo

Hello, I just realized today that I could find a good mtb reddit, and should. Cool to see there is a healthy group here. My question is, I have a Motobecane fantom 29er f/s and I just got a dnm cheapie dropper post. 380mm. I really don't know much about droppers, and just figured I could hit the button and set the height with what is comfy in that moment, and release the trigger to set height.

Apparently that is not true, the bros at the bike shop right away said that it's too high, and riding with it not fully engaged is a no no. Is that true? Will this thing start to "suspension" out on me if I start riding on it. I'm 5ft 9 btw. This bike is a size medium, but really, it is a bit to much

I honestly lie awake at night wondering why the hell is this a thing in 2018. Currently I know 2 or 3 VERY successful girls that (Nursing, and some other white collar job I don't understand) that live in big fancy houses, dual income, the whole nine yards.... that are ALL IN with Monat, or R+F, I just don't get it, with what time are they doing this? Is it because they have so much money they don't see that they aren't making profit? Are they actually making big profit? What on earth is going on? Is it a mental sickness, the desire for women to become huns? It's such a ickey wierd thing praying on your friends and putting out all these constant obvious lies on social media ALL THE TIME.

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I'm doing it! I've been on this journey to curb my drinking. Starting with all those drinks I do when I'm just bored and alone at my apartment at night. That's when I do my little ritual drinking (bottle of wine, or three Natty Ices). But I was originally just thinking about those weekdays.... but here we are on the WEEKEND, when I have historically ALWAYS gotten a buzz going. And I'm choosing not to, because, I'm just chilling alone on the couch. Why should I? Then it hit me, this would be the first Sat night that I didn't have a buzz in over a decade. That's crazy to me.

So I made my Reddit account after many years of browsing, just to be a part of r/stopdrinking. My first post was a week ago or so, my goal is to not drink when I'm alone. I want(ed) to cut all those "after work, the sun is down, I'm alone at my apartment" beers/wine/liquor.

It worked. All kinds of weekday drinking for nothing was avoided. I did use a little weed and a nice glass of water as my wind down for the evening. This being said, I found myself alone last night, and it was a Friday night, so I thought I would reward myself with one bottle of wine. It did not bring me the satisfaction that it used to... now that my mind has changed. Pretty cool. If tonight, I am alone, EVEN though

I just want to not drink when I am alone at night anymore. I don't mind cracking a few if I'm with company, and all that. I really enjoy that. But every night, I have noticed really being fiendish about making sure I drink at least 2 or 3 24 oz after the sun goes down. The binge drinking in my early to mid 20's was pretty wreckless and have caused a lot of negative things to happen throughout the years, and I see myself in the past two weeks really putting a lot of stress on drinking those night time beers. Even though it's just me alone at the apartment, nothing to celebrate really. Just drinking for the buzz, because it's part of my ritual before I sleep. Even though I know that alcohol me