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Juan Brown has a pretty good video out about that,

Do it with old tires, the tech can see the numbers and also 'read' the old tires. Two sources if information are better than one!

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Today was Kansas's first time flying. She is so laid back and did great! Flew to lunch and had to share a couple bites of my chicken taco with her.

My North Carolina Hillbilly roots are showing,

https://www.facebook.com/Mudcutters/

The wooden platform to a drop! The lights are temporary and are an awesome addition for our weekly Wednesday night rides. The lights are powered by a generator.

This is a new feature on our local trail system, love it!

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I use their rotors on mtbs. No issues what so ever!

We had gusts over 50mph in NoFo!

What is the capacity of the PTU ??

I have only a little time in the V-tail Bonanzas, but they really do feel like a conventional tail airplane. They do seem to 'wag' a tiny bit in rough air. The V-tail had little if anything to do with the term "Dr. Killers". That probably had more to do with pilot's (Doctors) attitudes and the V...