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That's what they say about RSA's too but I've never had an issue.

The nice thing about the 2 Step one being filled with concrete is that it still mounts to a 4x4 post. If a car were to hit it, it would break away from the ground. If a baseball bat were to hit it, it would cause severe pain and result in the jackass to think twice the next time he is hanging out of a window in his wind up.

A lot of people like the General Grabber UHP in a 275/45/20 which is what I will be going with next. This is a different size than stock(255/50's) but the overall height of the tire is very close to stock and there are more tire options and better prices on the 275 vs the 255 that came stock. http://www.tirerack.com/tires/TireSearchResults.jsp?width=275%2F&ratio=45&diameter=20&startIndex=0&search=true&pagelen=20&pagenum=1&pagemark=1&manufacturer=General

The problem I see with longboarding in ohio is that we have mostly rolling hills around here and not many long stretches of winding downhill roads. Riding down a short section of steep hill here vs. california having downhill sections that are miles long seems to me like it's only meant for hipsters around here.

SilverAudiMike has a couple bobbers I believe.

For only being 47 he sure looked beat to shit.

What really beats me is that he had a pool.

This is the same one my parent's have but theirs is full of concrete.

If I didn't already have enough shit going on right now I'd take her.

What do you plan to do with it?

Install rear wheels and push the fucker like a wheel barrow being pushed by a man. PS: Did you order a couple go pro's for it too?

Exactly. Next Friday this should no longer be a problem for me either.

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Synergy Green Camaro with black wheels?

You and Parks should knit a paracord blanket together.

Das Borgen will repost it again 3 pages from now.

Would've been cheaper to fill it with helium and turn it into a blimp.

10% lowe's coupons in the moving packets from the post office if you are buying a metric shit ton of mulch.

Lowe's had 4 for $10 last weekend. I always prefer to spread bagged mulch instead of bulk mulch because I feel like you waste a ton of time walking back and forth to the mulch pile with a wheel barrow.

Be there in a bit. Not sure if I'll bring anything I'm willing to trade but I like to buy shit I don't need.

If there is a guy standing in a puddle of drool beside your car tonight don't worry, it's just me.

With a little bit of training you will have no problem doing 50 Ben.

I wash my wheels with diluted 1:1 simple green and a soft bristle wheel brush and have no issues at all.

I wouldn't do it on a bike due to how often you will change tires as compared to a vehicle going several thousand miles before a tire change is needed.

I've had the wheels on my trailblazer dipped for almost a year now. If you take your time and do it right with plenty of coats you will not have any issues. Here is a site that sells anything plastidip you can imagine. I had one tire changed to replace a bad TPMS and it peeled a bit at the edge for about 2" but it's hardly noticeable. You can easily do emblems and such too by just masking about 2" away from the badge, spray them, wait for it to dry, and peel the access. It wont peel the emblem due to the gap between the emblem and the panel. A microfiber towel with some detail spray will remove any over spray.