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Agree and it does depend on the model. Vivid is bigger. Macer is slimmer. Their sizing tool is pretty good. I am 5’10” and 180 lbs and I wear a medium Vivid.

I think for the price point these are a pretty reasonable product. I have bought from RGM and a couple others and they have all delivered a good product. I use mine year round and have not had any issues. That being said I have learned that you should take the time to understand how the...

Russ Brochu. Has Kenwood mics good stuff.

Runns from the back of the shop towards the front doors. Awesome heat.

I’ve got 2 shops and a large garage on my house. House garage has in-floor. Small shop has forced air and big shop has radiant. If you are building a large shop with high ceiling I would recommend radiant tube. Mine is about 40’ long and it heats the building in a hurry with good recovery when...

I used to think that too until I’ve gotten older and looked around. Oh boy that rule does not always apply.

I’ve just stopped keeping track. As long as the smiles are still happening it was a good investment. Plus my wife reminds me on occasion how much the boys and I have spent.

As everyone above mentioned narrowing the front end will help but I think you need to figure out your foot position first. The Axys was even easier to put on edge than the Pro so it’s already pretty good. When you narrow it then it’s really going to want to go on edge. Good thing here is you...

Really well. I’ll find a picture of the table. Turned out amazing.

And that’s the part everyone forgets. If I’m riding with someone I don’t know I want to see what they are using. Usually the first indication is when they pull out their kids Walmart radio.

I bought a rechargeable LED light last time I was at Edm Nut and Bolt. It was cheap and works fantastic. They are black and green. Can’t recall the brand.

Yes it was consistent to one side and a real pain. Once you get the TPS figured out change the spark plug boots because all the taking them on and off makes them looser on the top of the plug and they start arcing and forming carbon which makes weak spark. And here I though I was the only one to...

I can almost guarantee it is the TPS. I snowchecked two 18’s and they both had this problem. One of them had a bad TPS which was replaced and the other had one that needed to be reset. The first 1.5 years were a nightmare. Fouled so many plugs it was nuts. The folks at Cycle Works West were...

I thought you needed an export permit from the US and that was the big hassle.

Barryvox. Every AST field course they have the most range and are simple to use.

White out all day today. Trees were absolutely amazing. Headlight pow for entire ride. No complaints here.

Travis is a great guy and yes I have a red plate. He has saved my weekend a number of times. Not sure what happened but it’s unfortunate that stuff was wrecked.

That would be the issue. They installed without the sumps so I have to scrape the channels and let them dry then shop vac the sand and crap out every summer. Mine is 2 sections long.

Yes that is u-drain. Don’t do it. Too difficult to keep clean. I would go for standard metal grates that pull up so you can clean the trench. I did nothing except the dirt work.

Definitely need to know the rules up front. I did a lot of homework before building my 40x60 shop. Peak height is another parameter as mentioned above. In my experience take the size of shop you think you need and add 25%. Then you might be close. I also put a mezzanine in one of my back...