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This is a park in NZ, allegedly a shared moto trail but are there no consequences for stuff like this over in NZ?
There will be consequences for sure with that Brose motor. It has all the sealing abilities of a sunroof in a submarine.This is a park in NZ, allegedly a shared moto trail but are there no consequences for stuff like this over in NZ?
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That is still one level above deck cargo!There will be consequences for sure with that Brose motor. It has all the sealing abilities of a sunroof in a submarine.
Apparently, he wants an e-bike with a zerode gearbox on it, he has a problem with changing gears in the mud.There will be consequences for sure with that Brose motor. It has all the sealing abilities of a sunroof in a submarine.
Stupid be as stupid does.Apparently, he wants an e-bike with a zerode gearbox on it, he has a problem with changing gears in the mud.
Anyways, I'm not here to bag e-bikers out, just sick and tired of people thinking it's ok to trash trails because it's done elsewhere in the world.
The video is horrendous.
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That guy is a fuckhead.Apparently, he wants an e-bike with a zerode gearbox on it, he has a problem with changing gears in the mud.
Anyways, I'm not here to bag e-bikers out, just sick and tired of people thinking it's ok to trash trails because it's done elsewhere in the world.
The video is horrendous.
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At least we know how thinner singletrack like trails evolve into wider paths. Can't see this being fun any way you cut it.That guy is a fuckhead.
It's sad that they give people like this MTB access because in the end, they'll be the reason why everyone else gets hit with the banning stick.At least we know how thinner singletrack like trails evolve into wider paths. Can't see this being fun any way you cut it.
You can't rule against fuckwittery unfortunately. Playing nice and common sense would say no, but.......It's sad that they give people like this MTB access because in the end, they'll be the reason why everyone else gets hit with the banning stick.
The mentality today seems to be I can get away with it so I'll do as I please, then when the trails close down they insult councils for closures.You can't rule against fuckwittery unfortunately. Playing nice and common sense would say no, but.......
Another company using D30 has this info:I got some Fox D30 elbow pads a little while back and threw away the packaging. Unfortunately they don't have care instructions on the tags like my Fox kneepads do. What is the best way to wash and care for D30 gear? lots of stuff says you can't bung them in the washing machine like other protective gear.
Damp perspiration usually rots the stitching I've found, and they stench after a while too if you don't give them a good wash.
I've got D30 knees and elbows and have had both in the washing machine.
Tricky. Licensing laws up here mean no open selling without liquor licence. You guys might be different. I ran out of brandy to cook with and cracked a sexy bottle of 20 year old Nippon brandy. Tastes ok.I have some old special release Japanese whisky in the cupboard. Does anyone know a good way to sell it? I'm not a collector so it's pointless in the cupboard (I had forgotten it was there until I recently moved stuff around to get the house painted). The alternative is I drink it.
Pretty sure we would have similar restrictions now you mention it.Tricky. Licensing laws up here mean no open selling without liquor licence. You guys might be different. I ran out of brandy to cook with and cracked a sexy bottle of 20 year old Nippon brandy. Tastes ok.
But you could sell me an expensive coffee and gift a bottle of whisky.Pretty sure we would have similar restrictions now you mention it.
Some of that Japanese brandy is quite good. I have a novelty size bottle from Nikka at home.
Indeed...bids for coffee now open.But you could sell me an expensive coffee and gift a bottle of whisky.