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the bed is free.

oh shit:

Super73 moped looks cool and does not pretend to be a mtb :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

price drop $700

yes, tubeless, added fresh stans sealant yesterday

shipping to Vancouver BC, paying customs duties? She will rather buy a new one

thanks, changing to XS

Selling my daughters bike because she is going to move to Canada for few years. It is good for 5' - 5'6 person. I purchased the frame and built the bike in 2010, it was upgraded few times since then. The most recent changes - full rear shock rebuild by Fox and conversion to 1x10. The bike is in...

yes, that's one

will this small bridge qualified for the history? Installed with Leo and Neal in 2009

removed the fuse, drain current wend down to 10 mA, took the car for quick drive, no warnings, seems everything still working please pm your favorite beer and address to ship! If you work/live not far from South Brunswick I can deliver

I'll definitely try

Yes, DCM (data communication module) is a part of Subaru STARLINK. I locked a hood latch and waited about 30 min. I monitored the drain current over 2 hours yesterday, dropped voltage to 11.5V - hoped to reproduce that catastrophic discharge. That did not happen, the drain was stable around 150 mA.

150 mA and 110 mA (1.2 mV on 7.5A Fuse) of that drained by notorious DCM unit! F#%^* smart cars!

Thx, I ordered an adjustable DC power supply and an infrared thermometer, will start working on this as soon as get that stuff.

My wife will never get used to that, I see rather a new car and that's not going be Subaru or Mazda

you need to drive every day to get 12.6V - that does not happen when everyone works from home

thanks, I'll try. That does not happen often... I'm wondering if 11.5V is a threshold and discharges accelerates at this low voltage level.

My wife's Subaru Outback 2016 eats batteries. Dealership says, everything is fine, drive more often. The current one is 3d or 4th, I don't recall. When I changed the battery a month ago I also installed a battery monitor. Today I connected my phone to the monitor and found that the battery is...

100% !!!