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Added a bit of bling to my wife's bike.

When I built my house about 18 years ago, one thing I insisted on adding, was a steel man door. It wasn't much more than a wooden door, and they sure are secure. Just look for a commercial grade door. Thicknesses are often a bit different, I had to use a commercial grade lockset, but being...

Welcome! Visited your part of the world last summer, sure enjoyed it, would have loved to take a few bike rides...

While I carry CO2 on my road bike, for my MTB, I have this sucker: https://stompump.com/ Way better than a hand pump.

I'm 56, and I've never called them trousers, though I've heard the word used by older folks, long ago... and once in a while, I'll see or hear it, but it is not the go-to word. I better poll my kids, all in their 20's...

I bought a pair of the Tasco pants, they are half off right now: https://www.tasco-mtb.com/pages/scout-pants

Peppa Pig is so popular, a friend at work is all up in arms that her kids are calling her Mum!

Thanks! We have friends in Livermore with MTBs, this would be a nice ride for us all to do. Just an hour and a half away...

That looks pretty! What trail is it?

This is the exact machine that served us so well for may years. I almost bought another one, but decided to try the Moccamaster instead.

I wouldn't want to lock myself into working in one location. A nice free standing stand is very useful being moved around.

I figured he took some time off from the forum to go ride his bike...

This is what I love about this forum... I learn new language skills. Please translate some of this, commentary included... The Americans had some weird ones at the drilling . I cannot deny us Americans have some weird ones... but what is "the drilling"? Crescent wrench for shifter ...

Whitworth?

That little loop is out of the bar to the display. It comes out right under the display. The big loop, I think I need to open up the battery compartment & try to pull in some slack to clean it up.

Your grinder looks like mine except for the name. Looks like Sage=Breville... I never got the hang of using an espresso machine.

A couple of years ago, Tchibo wanted to enter the US market & offered this machine at a big discount, with a few bags of coffee: It actually does a pretty nice job of making an americano style cup. It is quite loud, but is easy to clean, and has a small footprint, so we use it in our camper...

A Pole I can get into! We have been rocking a Jura Superautomatic Classic S9 for a few years now. Love it. For when we want drip vs. espresso based drinks, we used to use a Cuisinart Grind & Brew, but after 15 years, it gave up, so we recently bought a Moccamaster setup and a Breville...

My favorite beers from my UK & IOM travels last year were the cask ales, a style not prevalent in the US... I did find a brewery in Oregon though, that has 8 or 9 different cask ales that they brew. They don't do pressurized beers, only cask... Happy drinking!

Genuine Knipex pliers are top notch. Crescent, nor knock offs are even close. I spent a bit of time at the SEMA show last year playing with the various models. I left very impressed, and with several new tools promptly ordered.