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2023.06.07 08:39 Electrical-Travel942 Salsa Fargo Rack (Tubus Fly)

Salsa Fargo Rack (Tubus Fly)
Hey Everybody,
After two years of struggling how and if I mount more than bikepacking bags on my Fargo i figured out a way to mount more or less every common rack on the alternator dropouts. Salsa has its on solution but I don’t fancy their rack and it is hard to get hands on their products if you’re in Europe. So I just ordered a „Salsa Lower Mount Kit for Alternator Rack“ and with that it’s not a big deal to fit nearly every Rack on your Fargo.
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2023.06.07 08:31 Ralfop Floating Kitchen Shelves Modern Home And Bathroom ✔REMOVABLE AND WASHABLE SHELVES: Frame mounted shelves can be remove easily by lifting them up and can be washed. Aluminum construction aids rustproof long life. The Kitchen rack can be used as a Wall shelf or spice rack and is optimal to store

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2023.06.07 08:30 Cleervoyreal Bike rack recommendations for suv hutch backs? Need a 3 bike rack and one bike w a baby front seat.

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2023.06.07 08:12 GoingConcern_ New Bike Day

New Bike Day
Built up a steel bike for commuting/gravel duties. Was trying to find a steel frame that was pretty light, didn’t break the bank and has fender and rack mounts and ended up with this. The build is a Seaboard CX07 with a Tiagra hydraulic groupset with the full build being just under 10kg and SGD1000.
Probably could’ve gone lighter and cheaper with rim brakes but I did have a wheelset that came stock from my previous bike so went down the disc route. Picked up a secondhand tiagra groupset and threw everything together. The bike did come with like 7cm of spacers which my LBS claims is safe to ride with (on a carbon fork so I’m a little sceptical) but will get that cut soon. Overall pretty happy with how it turn out! Just waiting on a set of mudguards in the mail and might convert it tubeless for extra commuting convenience
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2023.06.07 07:20 Bikeisland Top rated eBikes for Caribbean Exploration Ultimate Lift.

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2023.06.07 07:20 j0hnl33 Does a large front basket (full of goods) affect your ability to see the road?

I've ordered the XP 3.0 and I'm adding the passenger seat to it, so while I'd prefer a rear rack and/or panniers, it looks like I'll have to use a front rack instead if I don't want to carry things on my back.
Ideally, I'd like as large of a basket as possible (I'd love to be able to carry a week's worth of groceries with it, but I think that seems unlikely with just one basket.) Furthermore, I'd love a front basket that can lock, or at least close tightly so that things don't fall out. Unfortunately, the only non-DIY option I've found is very expensive (though maybe I could attach a scootemotorcycle top case to the rack?), but more importantly, I'm concerned about how a front basket might effect my ability to see the road.
The roads where I live are not good: there are tons of potholes and uneven surfaces, and for the few bike lanes that we do have they are regularly filled garbage and other obstacles that need to be dodged, so it's important that I can see the road. And if I my route includes trails, at night bunny rabbits like to jump in front of me (fortunately I have braked in time for every single one so far.) So this is all to say visibility is important.
tl;dr: Does anyone have any experience with a large front basket on the XP 3.0? (or any other Lectric model?)
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2023.06.07 07:19 TD994 Beginner question

I've recently gotten my bike (an old Schwinn from Walmart) out of my parents garage and am wanting to use it to get some cardio in, especially on days when I wouldn't otherwise get any. So far I've been riding between 5 and 10 miles each evening and have really been enjoying it, but I'd like some advice.
I don't really have a long term goal with this other than to maybe shed a few extra pounds, but is it better to come up with a long term goal or a weekly/monthly goal that's achievable so that I will stay consistent with actually getting out and riding?
With my rides being in the evening, I know at some point I will need lights. I currently have a mount for a front light and have used it a couple times already but recommendations on a good rear light that won't break the bank would be appreciated. Also, any other gear that would help?
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2023.06.07 06:51 pokethat First time Subaru owner

First time Subaru owner
Overall feeling: This is my first car in 13 years. Got a 2023 outback onyx XT 2 weeks ago. It's amazing so far but for the usual infotainment quibbles.
I've already put on some tux mats, I installed auto-dimming side mirrors myself, and put on the rear bumper coveprotector so my dogs don't scuff it up.
This is a ridiculous upgrade from trusty kia compact sedan that was threatening to go into limp mode on the freeway on the way to the dealership.
I did get it a few grand under msrp, yay Costco auto program.
I kind of wanted the wilderness but I didn't care for the extra cost or the lower gearing and softer suspension for my mostly pavement driving. The Forester wilderness looked awesome too but the lack of a 200hp+ option made me gravitate away from it.
I figure I can do a conservative lift down the line and get some of the recommended all-terrains for most of benefit of the wilderness trim. I will say that after discovering that dual x-mode works beyond 25 mph on the wilderness and not the onyx XT makes me a bit sad because launching with it on streets makes the car seem like a rocket.
Future upgrades/accessories: -Replacing factory door speakers and tweeters -Noise deadening while speaker upgrade is happening (maybe) -Auto start stop eliminator (turbo bearing oil burning paranoia) -subaru rear seat cover - Subaru wind/rain window deflectors so I can crack the windows when I'm car camping. -mudflaps (mostly for looks) -undecided on front strut bar and stiffer rear sway bar.
General questions: I have no idea what I'm doing when it comes to crossbars. I'd like to add a cargo carrier and another thing on top but a guide for dos and donts with the factory rails and bars would be appreciated. Apparently the stock twisty ones aren't super wide? If I get a kayak mount and put a modest kayak on it do I need cables in the front and back, and does that kill eyesight?
Is the official hitch worth it? I don't feel like diy cutting up my bumper with a Dremel. I'd mostly be putting bike racks or a small cargo rack on it, maybe towing a small trailer thing one day. Would you guys recommend foagainst the Curt 2" option(s)? Are there any clearance issues with these (departure angle i think it's called)? Would I have to cut into the bumper to install a Curt hitch?
Would you recommend the official Subaru mudflaps or are 3rd party nicer?
Do 2023s still have parasitic drain and battery issues? I've not run it anything and I've been car camping twice already.
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2023.06.07 06:41 Swick_Biker_14 Worth it to fix or spend the money on upgrades?

Worth it to fix or spend the money on upgrades?
Buddies wife backed into it with a bike rack and impaled it. The insurance gave me $4,000 to have it fixed. Doesn’t impact the trunk use or anything. Should I just spend that money on some nice suspension and wheels since I want to go that route?
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2023.06.07 05:42 Canuck_Voyageur Silver Bear near Edmonton, Alberta Canada. More info below pic.

Silver Bear near Edmonton, Alberta Canada. More info below pic.


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What do I want?

Good question.

### First of all, looking for a friend. Someone with common interests.

- Outdoor stuff: mountain biking, backpacking, canoeing, almost anything in the wilderness.
- Things to learn: rock climbing, windsurfing.
- Public service: A day wrapping presents for Santa's anonymous. A day a month helping in a soup kitchen.
- Exchanging work: You help me bring in the winter's firewood. I help you install a new laminate floor
- Engaging in word play. Puns, spoonerisms, malaprops.
- Talking about a huge variety of subjects.
- I'm currently learning trampoline. Come join me here, or we can meet at a tramp park. I don't do flips yet, but can do front layout, table drops, seat drop, back drop, am working on swivel hips and a few others.
- Starting to learn piano and perhaps music production.
***
What do I believe:

- Politically I lean left on social issues. I am generally of the belief that one of the major purposes of government is check the rapacious greed of big business, without creating a quagmire of regulation.
- I believe that climate change is the biggest external challenge we currently face, and that teaching critical thinking in our schools is the biggest internal challenge.
- I believe that as a society we have an obligation to help the weak, shelter the homeless, feed the hungry.
- I believe that society should be structured so that it's a close to level platform for all people, rich or poor. Having money should not get you better health care, a better education.
- I am an atheist. The alternative is to believe that God is incompetent, ignorant, weak, or sadistic.


***

TOP BOOKS

- Bujold: Vorkosigan series
- Follett: Pillars of the Earth
- Hofstader: Godel, Escher, Bach: An eternal golden braid

TV I've liked

- Stranger Things
- Trapped
- Dark
- All of the Star Trek series
- Most of the Star Wars series
- Heartstopper

TV I've disliked

- Anything with a laugh track.
- Any humour based on embarrassment, shame, and ridicule.
- Slapstick humour

***

I'm very late bloomer gay/bi-curious. Essentially zero experience for someone my age. So in one sense I'm grey haired grandpa who's gonna whup your ass, and in another sense, I'm your 18 year old virgin, never been kissed.

I like skinny, probably because I never was. I like little guys, I want to pick them up and hold them, give them the hugs, and caresses I didn't get as a child. I like the androgenous look. The lost waif.

I'm not die-hard holdout for these. I'm old, fat and and only pretty if you like a lunar landscape, so beggars can't be choosers. But my ideal partner is bone-rack/beanpole thin. I want to count his/her ribs by touch. Feel shoulder blades and collar bones. Pecs and tits aren't a turn on.

Nor am I die-hard guy's only. If you are female, petite, AAA cup, skinny to anorexic go to the head of the line. I like the tomboy look, and the tomboy attitude. I don't like the fem look. Female frippery, lace and lingerie is a turnoff.

BUT

I know that most guys and gals are interested in guys their own age, or in sub/dom situations only a decade or so apart.

**HOSTING**

I host, outside in the woods, or in an unheated utility building. Pick your day, and even in winter this isn't bad. go to the sunny side of the bale stack, and on a sunny windless day, it's not bad even when the air temp is -5 to -10. But all three conditions: Sunny, windless, and not too cold.

In the summer, you still need to pay attention to the weather, but showing skin isn't uncomfortable.

**VISITING**

My farm is an hour from Edmonton.

Monday: I currently come into Edmonton for trampoline practice from 12 to 1:30.
Tuesday: I may be at tramp practice 2:30 to 4:00, then do errands until my tramp lesson at 7:30 Often I will choose one or the other. I have to start the day with a lot of energy to put in 3 hours.

I don't like to drive at night in the city. I can't see well enough, and I feel like I am a hazard to myself and others. My Tue night tramp lesson is in the extreme south edge of the city, in Ellerslie. I can sneak in and out through the back roads.


My other face:

I'm a disciplinarian. Ex schoolteacher from a British style school that used a paddle and corporal punishment. Lots of practice with a 20" chunk of 1x2 spruce, fir, or oak. Belt. Willow switch are also stock in trade.


I like spanking. We can do anything from a painful tingle to something that leaves you sobbing at the time and sore for days after. My ideal client/patient/victim is one who feels they need discipline, absolutely hate it while it's happening, but like having been spanked. I can use paddle, belt, and willow switch. If you want something more serious we can chat.

Many first timers opt to not be bound. This way if it gets too intense, they stand up, and go home. Or ask for a break, or ask for a lighter implement, or ask me to ease off.

I like bondage. I'm good with rope. I'm not limited to rope. Some people require no marks. Enter rags. A pipe hitch or prussik knot in long rag loop distributes the force of rope over whatever length of limb is necessary. Duct tape is also useful. Blindfolds are an option, as are gags. If you want specific equipment, bring it with you.

I generally host. I have an 80 acre farm 45 minutes SW of Edmonton.

All sessions are outside in the woods or in the woodshed.

I think I'm switch about all this. May like the other side just as well. Part of the curious bit. If you want to spank me, tie me up, then, by all means get in touch.

Sex is optional. As an old fart, I may not be able to get it up.

I also have recently started trampolining. Only a couple months in, I'm not ready for flips yet, but can do a lot of the pre-flip repertoire. And I can teach you the same. My tramp gives you an excuse to come see me.
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2023.06.07 05:15 AndImAnAlcoholic [WTS] Vortex Defender CCW (3 MOA), Burris Fastfire 3 (3 MOA), P365XL 12RD Mags, KA-BAR Throwing Knives

Timestamps: https://imgur.com/a/KRtGHxN
Friendly greetings,
Burning the midnight oil and cleaning out some old shit and new-ish shit that I found myself using less and less or not at all.
Vortex Defender CCW (3 MOA) - $185
Mounted and shot with on a range trip or two indoors. Hasn't seen the light of day since. Minimal signs of wear from use. Holds zero. Comes with original hardware, packaging, and accessories.
Burris Fastfire 3 - $100
This Burris was mounted to an LPVO for a short while, took it to through a few classes. Shows some cosmetic wear but nothing catastrophic. The emitter glass has a small chip on top but again, nothing that will affect function. Window is flawless, holds zero, button is fully functional. Comes as pictured with pic mount.
x2 Sig Sauer P365XL 12RD Magazines - $40
Not much to say about these. Signs of wear from regular use, went to quite a few classes but otherwise functional. I swapped my XL grip module to the stock P365 module and prefer carrying it with the flush fit 10 rounders.
KA-BAR Throwing Knives - $30
Comes as pictured. Minimal wear. I failed my Chunin exams and brought great shame to my famiry. Their loss is your gain. Threw these bad boys at a few stumps and managed stick a few. 20 years ago, these would have been a blast, but the hitch in my giddy-up turns fetching these into a chore.
All prices are shipped prices.
CashApp, PayPal F&F, Venmo, Zelle are preferred. G&S welcome, buyer pays fee.
Thanks for looking!
EDIT 1: Fixed Timestamps
EDIT 2: Sig Mags sold to IamtherealYoshi
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2023.06.07 05:15 point50tracer $25 goodwill find. Spalding Blade. Howed I do. Did I get a deal or was I suckered?

I know it's not a super valuable bike. I just like the look. The paint is in great condition, with only minor chips and dings. One brake lever is broken, the saddle and grips have been replaced at some point, there is an aftermarket rack and waterbottle holder. Derailers work perfectly and the chain is clean and rust free.
New tires and brakes lever should have me on the road. I have a sprung saddle off a different bike that's closer to what this originally had. I'll probably throw that on and have already grabbed quick releases for the front wheel and saddle.
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2023.06.07 05:05 samderson1228585 Haul bikes in-between square drop connected to vehicle

Has anyone had any experience with this product? https://www.etrailer.com/Hitch-Adapters/Malone/MPG544.html
Went out for a week with my bikes connected to a 2 inch reciver on the rear of my sherpa big foot. Every time we wanted to leave the camper at the sight and go bike I had to move the bike rack back and forth. Ultimately I switch it 5 times over the course of the trip...not fun.
My situation fits all the specs of the product even with the 50% loss in tow capacity and the tung weight.
My final concern is turning radius... which I have no idea about. Anyone out there do this? Let's discuss.
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2023.06.07 04:22 Consistent_Studio523 Any ideas about this leak?

Any ideas about this leak?
This 92 accord is leaking power steering fluid all over the crossmember and off the sides of the rack and pinion. Also torque strut failed and was replace recently, leak started after the mount broke.
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2023.06.07 04:02 Stressssedout Going crazy over knocking noise in steering

This started subtle and got worse. It happens when cutting rapidly back and forth, or over rumbly pavement. It's hard to pinpoint the noise. It sounds like a combination of the steering rack and power steering motor areas. But the sound may resonant.
Noise: https://youtu.be/ZZWgHDz65Vg
2012 Ford Fiesta S -164k manual
At first I thought it was suspension/steering related, and since my ball joints were torn, I had a looseish wheel at 3 and 9, and I needed new struts I overhauled it.
I replaced struts, control arms, and tie rods. The noise was still there. Motor mounts were also toast so replaced those too. I then replaced the intermediate shaft. Still there. I then replaced the steering rack. Still there. I got an alignment cause I needed to drive it but im going crazy.
There doesn't feel to be any slop in the wheel. As soon as I turn the steering wheel the tire turns. Everything is tight.
Any ideas? Car drives like a top. I used the official Ford 3500pg service manual for procedures and torques.
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2023.06.07 03:37 pirategirl50 Hitch for bikes? My fifth wheel back hitch is for the sewer pipes. What do you guys do to carry bikes?

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2023.06.07 03:14 MLuka-author Can't decide between Level 2 and Soltera-7.

I love the specs on Level 2 and Soltera looks awesome.
My questions are ; on Level 2. Can you remove the Rack and rear Fenders? I feel like it would be such a clean looking bike without it.
Soltera is super light and only 13 pounds heavier then my current bike.
I plan to use the bike for long bike rides around NYC. Mainly for Fitness but also for exploring and sightseeing.
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2023.06.07 03:14 maxwolfie Cheap platform-style hitch/towbar bike rack to take four bikes? In Australia

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2023.06.07 02:55 MLuka-author Can't decide between Level 2 and Soltera-7.

I love the specs on Level 2 and Soltera looks awesome.
My questions are ; on Level 2. Can you remove the Rack and rear Fenders? I feel like it would be such a clean looking bike without it.
Soltera is super light and only 13 pounds heavier then my current bike.
I plan to use the bike for long bike rides around NYC. Mainly for Fitness but also for exploring and sightseeing.
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2023.06.07 02:38 cbvv1992 🔥50% Off Code – $12.99 Wooden Key Rack House Decor Mail Sorter Organizer Wall Mount with 6 Key Hooks

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2023.06.07 02:36 Stressssedout What is this knocking noise in my steering?

This started subtle and got worse. It happens when cutting rapidly back and forth, or over rumbly pavement. It's hard to pinpoint the noise. It sounds like a combination of the steering rack and power steering motor areas. But the sound may resonant.
Noise: https://youtu.be/ZZWgHDz65Vg
2012 Ford Fiesta S -164k manual
At first I thought it was suspension/steering related, and since my ball joints were torn, I had a looseish wheel at 3 and 9, and I needed new struts I overhauled it.
I replaced struts, control arms, and tie rods. The noise was still there. Motor mounts were also toast so replaced those too. I then replaced the intermediate shaft. Still there. I then replaced the steering rack. Still there. I got an alignment cause I needed to drive it but im going crazy.
There doesn't feel to be any slop in the wheel. As soon as I turn the steering wheel the tire turns. Everything is tight.
Any ideas? Car drives like a top. I used the official Ford 3500pg service manual for procedures and torques.
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