Recent content by GreaseMonkey

I have seen the extension to this type of bike rack but I am not entirely sure since I only used this one for 1 mtb. You can check that extension if you like. I think the part number is 9046 for the Thule T2 classic 2-bike add-on.

For sale is a Thule 2-bike 2 inch tow hitch bike rack in good condition with original locks & cables for $200.

Lovely. Was there for the first time ever today. Did over 5 miles just by getting lost. Will definitely go back.

...there is no such thing as a free lunch..

Wish I saw this one earlier. Was in the ADK last week for 4 days. Was cold & been raining there most of the time. Was looking for something other than the usual (Santanoni Preserve, etc.) around Long Lake. Ended driving around Tupper Lake, Lake Saranac, & Lake Placid. Was looking for the...

Roger that. Tango for the update Mike.:)

Was there today getting reacquainted with my aluminum steed again after a hiatus due to work. Didn't do much of a loop but I can say that the trails are just perfect. Went from 27 to the concrete bridge & back.

Thanks for the intel.:)

Hmm... I do have the FIXX ID by Road ID but this one looks interesting.:hmmm:

I would like to see the full video of this http://www.pinkbike.com/news/Matt-Hunter-Afghanistan-Dream-Capture-Episode-II-teaser-2013.html

Rode from Canal lot this AM, took the Blue & Red to Jacques. Mostly ridable except for a few muddy spots & kinda overgrown from the field to the wooden platform bridge(dunno what to call it). Second time riding the Red to Jacques & I got lost or made the wrong turn & had to take the road back to...

More like bone marrowish. After the hot weather today it might just dry up tomorrow. I finally got to Jacques lane lot by blue, red & white trail but decided to take the road instead of going thru the field on the way to Canal Road. The white trail was alright or should I say ridable.:)

In this day & age, who isn't. Gone are the days when you can just look into your tool box & find something useful. Anyways, I haven't heard from the bike shop people but I found something from ebay. I might just get lucky.:getsome:

Here's a picture: It's the center bolt on the EVO link. There are 2 of them, one on each side. It is being secured in place by a thread lock like the Loctite thread lock.

Sorry about the confusion, if there was any, I was just reading some forums & I ran across this. It's the bolt of the pivot bearing of the magnesium EVO link of a 2010 Trek Fuel EX5.