You guys are making me sad.I'm not going to be riding down cause I'm sharing the hammock camping experience.
I will be trailering down some kayaks. Any paddlers out there are more than welcome to school me on how to paddle!!! It will be my first time kayaking.
Here's what I won't be riding down:
Simple solution...his and hers bikes!
well i broke the 12" triangle but i salvaged it into an 8" one
but i dont like the sound. so im going to be making another. the 8" will be donated to the raffle.
this one makes the noise its supposed too. im just not a fan of it. its loud haha
crazy mike if you dont ride, the rest of us who did get to poke fun... just kidding.
Glory to the Fallen, Honor to the Lost. Faith to the Missing. Carry on Forever.
i like loud.
oh, and capt smiley....youre in for a surprise sir. just just say you might need a big stick....the surprise i have for you required a trip to the hardware store and should keep you busy for a while...
Last edited by default; 09-03-2012 at 22:10.
Give a man fire and he's warm for the night.
Set a man on fire and he's warm for the rest of his life. Dante
If that comment was directed toward me...I'm bringing down a non-motorcycle MALE co-worker. My wife rides her own motorcycles and we regularly camp off of them.Originally Posted by IT_Mike
If it wasn't directed to me, then disregard.
Oh and if Land wants me to bring his kayak down with the others...he needs to contact me.
im sure he can get it on the beemer with his touratech kayak rack that hes still paying off...
Give a man fire and he's warm for the night.
Set a man on fire and he's warm for the rest of his life. Dante
and here is one of the dinner triangles i finished. reused the stock eno carabiner.
Glory to the Fallen, Honor to the Lost. Faith to the Missing. Carry on Forever.
I've not known Land to "pay off" anything. AFAIK he pays cash for everything...and never full price!
ahhhgladius What were the numbers on the rebar? When i was making knives i found out that there are differences in rebar, there are some with higher carbon which get harder and more brittle when quenched. And others with less carbon that will just bareley get hard and dont need tempering. The nives i made from the hi carbon rebar i tempered at 375 degrees for 3 hours twice.
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