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Nice article. You probably should have also added that there's only one O in the word do and doing... :d

x2 for the RSI one. It's pretty much the same one that is on the ProRMKs. I'd like to be able to ditch my mountain bar, but it is doing such a good job of making sure my bar bag stays in the same spot. I never use it.

If he just plans on riding trails, the Choko stuff will serve him well. If he plans on doing any sorts of mountain riding, then he's going to need to upgrade his outerwear.

I really want to say "You know nothing Jon Snow", but I just can't after that.

All depends on the temperature. 90% of the time it is just a base layer under the bibs. I also wear armoured shorts and full knee/shin protectors.

You are probably going to get lots of varying opinions on this one and everyone is going to require a different combination of layers, because everyone is different. I tend to run on the hot side so I keep my layering very light. Base layer: this is probably the most important layer when it...

It would definitely be for their Instagram, which would then auto post to FB.

It has to be sent back to ABS, within a certain time after purchase (I think it's a month).

That poor little Ranger.

My truck doesn't have a tuner or lift....

Sounds like riders from Quebec, who are we to say they aren't real riders? ;)

I think the point was that those people shouldn't be considered 'true riders'.

This post is for Polar_RMK. I came back looking for an old post where he was asking if anyone has first hand knowledge of airbags working. This isn't first hand knowledge, but second hand from my future Uncle in law. I got talking to him last weekend about airbags. He's been riding the mountains...

Great deal there. He filled my Snowpulse cylinder last week. Dogs were rather barky at me though. They must not have liked the smell of my puppy Bernese Mountain Dog or something.

Yeppers, I always try a scotch first neat, and will then try it with a couple drops of water to see if it improves it. Water will open up some subtle flavours, and can improve some scotches, but even a single cube dilutes it too much for me. I do have some cask strength bottles which require...

the normal 15, or the fine oak 15? Also, Macallan has stopped making these scotches altogether. They no longer put an age on them, and I haven't tried any of the new bottlings yet. Mac 12 is one of my favourites, and when I heard they were stopping making them last year, I ran out and bought as...

I'm really curious as to what this is called now?

Is it still called spitting when it comes out your nose?

It's your thread, I guess you can do what you want with it. :)

I love the Boondockers series.