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This was a high anxiety event because it had been sitting for ten years, and I knew it had a little fuel in it, but not enough to protect the steel inside. It took a while to emotionally prepare myself for a tank full of rust and flakes and the real potential that I would
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The author expresses enthusiasm for their bike’s design, favoring a magenta color that contrasts with the black carbon. They initially considered tan sidewalls for the wheels but ultimately preferred an all-black look, reminiscing about their old bike’s similar aesthetic that embodied a serious, F1-inspired style.
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The post recounts a visit to AF1, where the authors appreciated the relaxed atmosphere and diverse motorcycle offerings, especially Triumph and Italian brands like MV Agusta. Despite Triumph taking prominence in the showroom, the experience highlighted AF1’s commitment to customer service and a well-rounded selection without high-pressure sales tactics.
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The author shares their positive experience with the Mazda CX-50 Meridian after a month of ownership, highlighting good fuel efficiency and sporty performance. They plan to install a factory tow package and Weathertech floor mats. Future considerations include potential tire upgrades to enhance the car’s appearance with custom wheels.
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The author reflects on the joy of working on their bike and truck, despite delays due to past damage. They encountered hurdles with broken throttle bodies and fuel tank rust, but recently ordered necessary parts. The task ahead involves creating a work space and addressing various maintenance issues, while managing health concerns.
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Ducati showcased dominance at Portimao, with Jorgé Martin’s pole lap benefiting from a significant speed advantage. While Marc Marquez’s previous reign was notable, Ducati’s recent success reflects their improved resources following Audi’s acquisition. Pecco Bagnaia appeared more confident this weekend, hinting at a promising season ahead. Excitement builds for future races.
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I genuinely don’t think it would be possible for me to have less interest in the Tour than I do this year. I don’t really know why. I tried to force it the other day by reading some tech articles on Cycling News, which usually gets me going, but nope. Just meh. I’m not hugely
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But very much mentally in the mountains, in Colorado. Almost exactly one year ago today, I was exploring mountain passes with two of my very, super cool kids. We took the road less traveled, which thankfully they are almost always down for, and ended up at the top of a pass when a little but
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I also had some problems sorting out the navigation here. I think I’ve got this handled now. When you click on the link tree on my IG it should bring you directly here, which is the Landcruiser category of my blog. Most of y’all who get here that way probably aren’t interested in my bicycles,
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And I haven’t done a single ride. I haven’t really done a run or walk either. Gonna need to remedy this tomorrow.
Man, it’ll be fine… 