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You're not the only one... I have been through a handful of job transitions in the last 5 years, and I have noticed a pattern that I am least passionate and find the least amount of job satisfaction when everything is going smoothly, and I'm not really challenged anymore.

Yes!!! That was so much fun. Next up, junkyard bike challenge! You have 8 hours to build a bike out of the scrap bike pile at my work.

🙋‍♂️ We’ll be around Hate to admit it, but we really haven’t had our mall crawler out much except the basic Milts Mile, West Rim and John’s trail. I know a lot more trails have been developed in the last 10 years, but I’m not the guy that knows them.

Rose gold would be amazing

^ 100% agree. Having a few failed business attempts under my belt, I realize I spent too much energy setting up the business, and not enough time creating. Just get working, and start working on structure and doing things “right” after you’re actually making $

I didn't go in :confused: I flushed it really good for like 20 minutes after posting on this thread, it felt good most of the next day, but now it gets irritated occasionally.

Great date night car!

Ugh... I guess it’s my turn :( This whole drilling thing sounds terrible, but I guess I’ll get it checked out in the morning. Just a quick grinder to remove one of those plumbing compression fittings and no glasses

Good eye! Most guys run the Toyo r888r. I wanted something a little more road friendly but could also be used on track, these seemed the perfect balance

I just took it to Home Depot...? My original plan was a neat fair weather commuter. I used to have a 35 minute commute with some open stretches and windy sections. A week before this thing was registered I landed a new job that is 5 minutes from my house and includes a fringe benefit personal...

Yessiree, registered and insured, the two possibly biggest hurdles for builders we’re pretty easy with no safety inspection and an insurance agent for a neighbor. Still needs a few things before being “done”... vinyl wrap, air fuel ratio gauge installed, engine tuning (diy???), kick panel so...

Next project @Corban_White ? https://www.jetstreamboats.com/buccaneer

I’m not sure how many people are parking there overnight. I wouldn’t hesitate to leave them there overnight, especially if rigs are unloaded

Are you staying at Dixie Springs? Plenty of people park trailers alongside Dixie Springs Drive. Shoulders are huge and there aren’t any no parking signs. I happened to be out there just after reading your post so I snapped a pic, a handful of trailers out there today...

The world has needed another Bart project :cool:

I know absolutely nothing about the auto mfg finance world, but it seems to me they would need a MASSIVE round of funding in order to make it street legal, and would likely be cost prohibitive considering the low volume they’d likely sell of these. I’m thinking this will be marketed somewhere...

Been busy doing interview prep for a new gig so progress slowed a bit. However, when @Corban_White is in town and willing to wrench, you know work is going to get done. Pulled off a first drive just before midnight :rofl:

Completely agree with everything you said. A 25 mile range is perfect for a vehicle like this IMO

Looks like a terrible day at the office 🙄

It arrived 🥳 I’m 2 shots 2 kills for flies. The real fun came last night after the sun went down. I probably took down a dozen cockroaches in the yard. It took a shot to the soft underbelly to get a kill, but the bug-a-salt was an effective tool for the job.