Recent content by Supermoto

Nothing political about it. You get the live in a state where you like the laws and I got to move to a state where I like the laws. Worked out great for the both of us

Well, sticking to gun laws...it takes much longer than a month to get a pistol permit which is only good for 90 days and one gun. Plus now, 10 round limits for mags, can't carry, can't stop on the way to or home from the range with a handgun, no hollowpoints, the AWB.

True, but you will never escape the taxes, cost and laws. There are beautiful parts of NJ. But there are equally as beautiful states that don't have the negatives all parts of NJ has Another interesting but not surprising thing we have found down here is people are not nearly as welcoming if...

Everything is better outside of NJ. Lower cost of living, less taxes, better roads, no horrible smell, nicer people. No crazy laws. The wife took a transfer to VA for 18 months, but we would have to come back to NJ when it was over. An opportunity came up to move to SC before the 18 months...

https://www.strava.com/segments/12055201 This one is my favorite. I was just getting on the segment, I passed the guy who had just taken the KOM as he was leaving the segment. Plus I was on a fat bike Second favorite is this one since there have been 4700 attempts, some guy recently tied me...

not unless you are doing a lot of slow, trials type riding. I have had everything from DT 18T to Hope, i9s and Onyx racing. Not once did low engagement cause me not to be able clear an obstacle.

You don't need to whole pack. 1 card = 54t, 2 cards = i9s no cards= onyx racing

$100 to make your bike louder. You could have just put a playing card in the spokes for free

The 4cycling pants/Lambda jacket work great. I'm 6'-1" and wear 3xl. Normally wear Large tall or XL stuff. If you want cold weather gear on the cheap that is almost as good as the expensive stuff, then this stuff is perfect. The only issue with it is really for riding when it is colder...

The xpedo sprys are great pedals for the money.

I think the new found enthusiasm for flats is that people are no longer shamed in to thinking they need to ride clips to be thought of as a proficient rider.

I have 5.10 also. I like the adidas a lot more. They do flex more, but I feel like I can get a better feel of the pedal than with my 5.10, which feel clunky and numb. When I ride spd, I like stiff shoes since the pedal is so small, but not with flats

I use Adidas Terrex solo stealth shoes. They have the same soles as 5.10 (adidas now owns 5.10) They work great but don't have the skater look. https://www.adidasoutdoor.com/terrex-solo-hiking-shoe/IUV83.html

It takes a while to get used to flats and learn the proper technique. First time I tried them, I hated them. But decide to stick with them for a month to see if I could make them work. And now I think they are great.

The greenbelt is the squiggles