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Can I buy some from you?:chef:

Is it like a bored out XR400 or something? Or is it a CR450x?

I saw some demo reels off a RED ONE that were absolutely stunning. Amazing camera, but well out of my price range. A few years ago I was really big into video production, and bought a lot of fancy equipment including an XL1s, fluid head Bogen tripod, Senheisser boom mic with boom, mobile camera...

Did he let you use it as a shuttle vehicle? That would be rad.

Sorry to hijack, but what's an XR450, and how much do you want for it?

Wow, that's a long way down. Take lotso pictars.

Maybe, but the lurk was traditional in Norwegian telemarking :ylsmoke:

My solution was to make a platform behind the rear seat with a height of the seat folded down. It's not the prettiest or most elegant solution, but it works for sleeping and getting out of the weather. You might have a different need in mind though.

So whatever happened to the wooden platform you had in the back, and why can't you sleep on that? Or do you want to get the whole family in there?

Come on now, I can carry more stuff on my 14ft raft than I can in my Trooper. Besides, the small ones (Healthdyne) are smaller than my palm. Also, not so sure about the KED without a backboard. Pendulum legs, no good.

Hah, nice. There was one of them there mobiles up here last year for $3,000.

Very cool. Like that stem!

True enough, but the strength and longevity of 29erscome into question with a clydesdale rider.

If you want to ride both trail AND downhill you're going to need sort of a compromise between the two (all mountain bike), or get two bikes. A few all mountain bikes come to mind. Kona Coiler and Coilair - cheaper ones can be had from years past Iron Horse 6 point 6 Iron Horse Sachem (6.0...

While I don't do much pavement anymore, I've found Maxxis Desert IT's to be a really stout tire. The Desert IT was really built for long distance desert races like the Baja 1000, so speed and logetivity are its strong points. They're kind of expensive, at around $75 for a rear, but a great tire.

None of the above. I chose VW beetle, 1967. Ahh, I miss that car.:cool:

Has anyone tried Fat Tire in a can yet? I thought it tasted better than the bottled one. :confused:

29er, There's a XC local endurance racer up here that uses the same logic. He runs a 42x28 or something on his SS

Cool. When the page loaded, I thought it was the DH bike that you converted. I am thinking of converting my DH to SS, but can't find a reasonable way to do it. I really want to lose the derailleur because the hanger breaks all the time. But, if the derailleur's gone how can I get chain tension...

Here is a bit of info on the materials in the pads. As one who has used a regular (1.5" thick) paco pad for weeks at a time on the river, I can attest to their comfort. I have never slept on a more comfortable pad, including my bed at home. While I am not a thermodynamics expert, I think the...