Recent content by lmckee

On non tubeless crossmarks or ignitors I run 45-50. On these exo Ikons I run 40. I'm a fatty, hahaha.

I would do wheels first. I have experience with both hope and the stans ztr hubs, and I think they are both great. The hopes have a ton of miles on them, the ztrs not as much, fwiw. The ztrs are lighter and have better engagement, but the hopes will outlast them. Stan's rims are great, you used...

Stans ztr ss wheelset, pick a rim. Best bang for your buck. I weigh 250 and have been running arch's for years with no problems.

Oh, and if you ever want to look like a total asshole at one of your shows you are more than welcome to borrow my two full stacks. They would sound like absolute garbage for what your doing but the visual would be boss.:getsome:

For the record this thread f'ing rules. And I will definitely make it out to one of your shows in the near future.

I've seen this happen before when people confuse inch pounds with foot pounds. Not saying thats what happened, just saying I've seen it before.

You!? Squish!?

I dont know what the hell this means, just call me s0n!

Rained a lot today. Hopefully it does some serious drying out tomorrow.

hey GCK, your message box is full.;)

I've been running the Ti's for a few years now. Not a single problem, in fact I haven't even rebuilt them yet. And for the record I weigh 250lbs.

Exactly what I was going to say... Word for word.

wet, sloppy, and half snow covered down here. It's a no go for a little while here.

I would say white clay is unridable for a very long time, I wouldn't say that it drains poorly but the soil doesn't recover fast after the winter snows. Unless it gets really cold again and we get a fresh few inches of snow, white clay is toast for at least a month.

judging by how wet my yard is im gonna say no, trails will be a swamp.