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So if the Walmart app description is accurate, it is cassette, not freewheel. I will watch this and wait for another price drop, no brainer for 125

Nice, but I paid 240 bucks for this Gravity Basecamp so nah 👎 Oh made right in my hometown

16 Dollar upgrade

charmed life i am lucky to average 2k between flats

Every day here

Motorists are too distracted these days. If there is a designated bike path on the road, I use it..But if not, riding on the road with the vehicles, it is just a matter of time before you are in the ER or carried by six.

Oregon has a one time registration fee for $200+ bicycles, sliding fee based on purchase price

I replaced the front derailleur cable the other day. The previous cable lasted less than 2 thousand miles and it was a Shimano purchased at a Trek bicycle shop @ $7.00! That is a record for me, what the heck? I got a brake/derailleur cable combo from WalMart for 10 bucks, 4 cables with housing...

Ok, the level is not quite up to where it was initially. So rough guess, about 2500 miles to the quart which is a significant improvement.

I am now at 901 miles and there is some apparent usage now. I fished out a liter of ECO-nergy I got for free on Amazon for the usual reasons 🤣. I put in one cup. Later I'll check the dipstick after a drive. If the level is the same as at mile zero, then that will be 3000+ miles per quart.

Time is a scarce commodity.

Same

I bought some on impulse when I saw it advertised on the window whilst riding my MTB 2 for 5 bucks, what the hay

In my application it was more than sufficient but good to be cautious, good advice

Very nice! I purchased a twelve pack of 12 inch dowels for 2 bucks

Thank you for sharing, good tips. My soak seems to be a success. I put in a gallon of Delvac 1300 with a Supertech 3614 which put the level past the crosshatch and covering FUL of FULL lettering beyond the crosshatch. I am at mile 640 and it now covers FU of FULL Very significant improvement...

The Bo & Hope era was the best

Chemtool B12 is the shiznit! I recently soaked my SL2 pistons with B12, followed by MMO over a 4 day period.. It was gulping a quart every 1k miles. Now, 569 miles later, it may have consumed a cup or less. BTW do you happen to own a Delorean? Prompted by timestamp

Works for me @ $4.99 per month not so much @ $13.99 per month

I ran a set of Sumic tires for 100 thousand miles on my '93 SL2