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1 can of enchilada sauce, 2 kinds if Taco sauce and 3-4 different Mexican style hot sauces are in the stash from the Mexican side of things

I double up on rub and sauce like a bauce I'd venture a guess that there has to be at least 50 bottles of different condiments in our house. They don't call me the Condiment King for nothing!

Montgomery Inn is a fantastic sauce. My guess is that you're using it as a dipping sauce? If that is the case then I agree it's a poor dipping sauce but still not bad. It shines when grilling or smoking with, particularly on pork like ribs or pulled pork. It also is pretty decent when basting on chicken on the grill but that's all it should be used for My problem lies in that most people think there is only 1 BBQ sauce that fits all types of meat. Most of the time, that is a SBR type which is what leads me to my hatred of it. It's a fine chicken nugget dipping sauce but that's it for me. I have somewhere around 15-20 different BBQs in the fridge and pantry for all different applications

It's a no frills ContourHD

You must think Hooters has good wings too

Old school has it right if you like sweet baby rays you will love Stubbs. I have a personal vendetta against Sweet Baby Rays and consider it barely above mud

bump...buy this stuff so I can buy more guns and motorcycle parts!

ok this can be closed, picked up the D40 and can't wait for Xmas now

which is where the LULZ are!

do we really need a 2nd thread of arguing with Exarch about countersteering? I don't give a shit what its called or what peoples theory is...just go out and learn how to take a god damn corner like a man

one of my favorite people to ride with and can't keep up with is always perfectly parallel to his motorcycle so that he sort of looks like a penguin going through corners. Its hands down the best method also brake in a corner and your new name will be "ridein the ditch"

I'm feeling too lazy to go back and check but I'm pretty certain this is the damn thread that outed me as Mexican

ugh Roosters is god awful

its really not that hard to strap a bike for the long haul and a baxley or even harbor freight chock makes it that much easier I use my baxley, a canyon dancer and the passenger pegs because I'm paranoid and like overkill. The one time I didn't use my baxley and was trying to put 2 bikes in the trailer for the first time my dumbass cranked the ratchet strap too hard and bent the heli-bar since the mounting point wasn't out wide enough

actually the more I look at the pictures, the more and more I'm digging the red

Bienvenidos

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I'd buy the all black one in a heartbeat once it hits the used market. It is actually making me debate not going through with a VTX bagger project I like it so much. Granted this is just by the looks and specs, could be a whole nother ballgame after demo'ing one

they finally went back to being a 636?!?!? This pleases me if its true! meh the new 600RR is just ok, I'm probably one of the few who aren't the biggest fan of the wheels. I don't hate them but I don't love them

defintely gonna try that rub too

and despite what you read or people may say, it is impossible to import maps on any Garmin Nuvi model less than the 650 so the 2xx and 3xx series defintely cannot as I've tried

I have a nuvi650 or 750 and I use mapquest to send it directly to the gps. 99% of the time the exact route I plot through mapquest goes in the Garmin perfectly. I've had 1 time in many it didn't and thats because it didn't recognize the road due to being an old 2008 map update. I got it on ebay for dirt cheap because the battery wouldn't hold a charge. Full well knowing I'd have it plugged in all the time, I picked up a ram mount that uses my front tank bolts and cradle plus a powerlet plug that fits in my fork stem. The whole set up cost me around $100

You're telling me. I was really disappointed when it came out. Even Moreso when I went to the dealer to check it out in person