any advice on a good A/S tire that is quite and still a good overall speed rated tire
10-22-2007, 11:35 AM
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There is a completely rational and non-pervy explanation for this.
I just can't think what it is right now.
Har. No, really, I've loved being a father to an extraordinary daughter, and she has flown my coop. I sort of think I'd like to do it all over again, under the right circumstances, so I tend not to look for single women my age, most of whom, anyway, have six cats and enough baggage to compel them to crack you across the shins with a baseball bat when you're sleeping.
And it was an accident, really. A younger buddy invited me to join his kickball team this summer. Think softball field, with a dodgeball rolled toward the batter/kicker -- and dugouts well stocked with carbohydrate training beverage (a.k.a. "beer") and a grill behind covered with brats and dogs.
She was on the team. Somehow she overlooked the deep degree to which I sucked at the game (my skills are limited to pretty good baserunning due to the use of high-pitched screaming and jazz hands, and psychological operations -- I play catcher and make subtle suggestions to new kickers that there's a slight rut behind home plate that several people have torn their ACLs on. Pretty soon they're kicking pop-up fouls and rubbing at the perfectly level ground behind home plate with a toe.)
And I admired her form (he said politely), her athleticism, her sunny and so far unerasable smile. We'll see if I last the winter -- she likes to do backcountry XC yurt tours high in the Rockies. I am in pretty good shape for a geezer but am thinking of getting a used Iditarod sled which she and her spry young friends can used to tow me if I can't keep up. I'll just have to be very careful to resist the temptation to yell, "Mush!" That would leave me very single again, wouldn't it?
Life is good.
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Har. No, really, I've loved being a father to an extraordinary daughter, and she has flown my coop. I sort of think I'd like to do it all over again, under the right circumstances, so I tend not to look for single women my age, most of whom, anyway, have six cats and enough baggage to compel them to crack you across the shins with a baseball bat when you're sleeping.
And it was an accident, really. A younger buddy invited me to join his kickball team this summer. Think softball field, with a dodgeball rolled toward the batter/kicker -- and dugouts well stocked with carbohydrate training beverage (a.k.a. "beer") and a grill behind covered with brats and dogs.
She was on the team. Somehow she overlooked the deep degree to which I sucked at the game (my skills are limited to pretty good baserunning due to the use of high-pitched screaming and jazz hands, and psychological operations -- I play catcher and make subtle suggestions to new kickers that there's a slight rut behind home plate that several people have torn their ACLs on. Pretty soon they're kicking pop-up fouls and rubbing at the perfectly level ground behind home plate with a toe.)
And I admired her form (he said politely), her athleticism, her sunny and so far unerasable smile. We'll see if I last the winter -- she likes to do backcountry XC yurt tours high in the Rockies. I am in pretty good shape for a geezer but am thinking of getting a used Iditarod sled which she and her spry young friends can used to tow me if I can't keep up. I'll just have to be very careful to resist the temptation to yell, "Mush!" That would leave me very single again, wouldn't it?
Life is good.
<img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/84266/iditarodsled.jpg">
10-22-2007, 12:08 PM
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Pirelli P6 Allroad highly recommended if you enjoy ...
-Tires that sound remarkably like a worn out bearing
-Tires that slide on any on/off ramp driven at more than the recommended speed limit.
-Tires that slide on any on/off ramp driven at more than the recommended speed limit.
10-22-2007, 02:50 PM
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You have the perfect vehicle for back country skiing(calling it "XC" is not cool). Getting to the trailhead is how I justified the A8 to my girlfriend.
The secret to keeping up is good gear, technique, and learning how to pack light. Get yourself over to <a href="http://www.telemarktips.com">Telemarktips</a> and you'll learn all you need to know. I would start running some stairs too.
The secret to keeping up is good gear, technique, and learning how to pack light. Get yourself over to <a href="http://www.telemarktips.com">Telemarktips</a> and you'll learn all you need to know. I would start running some stairs too.
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