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I agree with @jeeper . However, all it is is posturing on their part. I will take them seriously when they do what they expect their customers to do and put their money where their mouth is. When they close their Utah stores and stop shipping merchandise to Utah customers and retailers, then...

Awesome! And is that a new Pivot I see????

Russ has lived the life most of us only dream of! ;)

Built some more shelves: Installed some more cabinets and a microwave: That seems like it should have been a fairly simple job, but I spent WAY too long figuring out how to get the 3.25"x10" rectangle hole into a 4" round hole. Ended up building a custom box. Didn't take pictures of...

Mine was making that exact noise. I thought it was coming from the passenger side. Then it started to get really loud on the drivers side and the ABS and VSC would fault. I replaced both hub assemblies. The drivers side was almost completely seized. Solved all the issues. Very easy job.

Built a closet. And a granite support.

Chad got the closest. They live in Sedona AZ and Steve has made a business out of reviewing hardtail MTBs on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/c/hardtailparty https://www.instagram.com/hardtailparty/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZmqfLzzsL8ST6rZdQTpMvg https://www.instagram.com/dustybettymtb/

Mine has ~135,000. It has struggled with the overheating while towing heavy issue previously discussed (still trying to resolve) and has developed (I believe anyway, unverified as yet) a leak at the pass exhaust manifold. Whistles under acceleration until the exhaust gets warm. And I changed out...

Got the cabinets all installed (except for the last 3 uppers, waiting on the microwave to get them finished), leveled and secured in preparation for the granite company to come template.

That's what I hate about remodeling. I always seem to find unanticipated problems as soon as I tear into a project. Good luck!

I run tubeless with Stans tire sealant in most of the bikes at my house. For the trail rider tubeless is the way to go. However, I'd probably recommend leaving the tubes in and using green slime for you. It is way more simple and IMO more effective on the neighborhood goat heads (thorns). No...

Built and installed some cabinets this weekend.

This is my vote!

Replaced some more subfloor, reinforcing underneath: Spent several hours disposing of branches. Had about a 20'x20'x10' pile, now there is none.

@mbryson did you get this fixed?

Built a rack Picked up some shower panels Installed some sheetrock And installed the shower panels And got a piece of subfloor replaced. All in all a pretty good weekend. All though back when I was doing this stuff professionally what I did in 3 days would have only taken...

4/10's is the best schedule!

The little red button on the motor? That isn't really a breaker, it's a thermal switch (usually bi-metal). Think of it like a resettable turkey timer. ;) They can go bad and are pretty easy to bypass/replace if so. I'd check the amp draw with a clamp meter and compare it to the (very dirty)...

Got the shower plumbing done in both bathrooms. And cut another hole in the floor.