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[mustangmike6996]

They are going in my 1951 Ford F1. New Vintage USA (located in Ferndale) makes them. Their stuff seems to be better quality than Autometer for non race car applications. I will be doing my 1969 Mustang with their gauges as well.

http://www.newvintageusa.com/products.html

[mustangmike6996]

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Spending all the money today

[H.O. Driver]

$1100?

Not quite, it is a slimmed down medium frame Freakshow, it doesn't have all the bells and whistle but it is a good starter bike. After the 25% off hook up it was $450.

Sand/snow. More tire the more float. People ride them all year though, the tires themselves provide a 'suspension' of sorts. I enjoy mine a lot, I have a couple wheelsets for it. Very versitle bike

Nice bike!

Thank you, that is the plan. I have a 2.5 mile down hill trek to work, so I am hoping I can do more riding to work than driving to work year round. So far this week the bike is winning

[Billydroveit]

Wife hooked me up for my birthday!

[chunkybs]

Wife hooked me up for my birthday!

that looks like a nice one! i need to upgrade to one with a digital readout.

[jhilla68]

Wife hooked me up for my birthday!

Nice! I have a few year old model and love it, now that I added a pellet smoker box. Makes a knockout combo for easy, worry-free smoking. Truly a set it and forget it setup.

http://www.amazenproducts.com/mobile....aspx?id=37360

[Tin]

Wife hooked me up for my birthday!

That's bad ass. Where do you put the lump charcoal?

[DBK]

[mdhmi]

Are those the wired ones?
How do they compare to the Beats?

[Tin]

Are those the wired ones?
How do they compare to the Beats?

Those B&Ws are in an entirely different league. You really can't compare the two. One company makes high fidelity equipment, the other makes "lifestyle" equipment.