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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]

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/Product.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.

 

[RBOD]

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.

Very well said. My friend swore up and down that his Beats were studio quality. So after I stopped laughing, I let him listen to my studio Sennheisers. His response was "I like more bass in my headphones". Lost cause.

 

[Billydroveit]

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

Thanks. Only thing missing is the Meat Probe, which the site she ordered from said it was included.

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/Product.aspx?id=37360

This is my first one, i like smoked meats, just not sure the rest of the family does....lol. THis thing is incredibly built and insulated it seems. If this goes over well, i think a Trager grill is next.

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

I wanted a charcoal one, but don't think i have the patience to baby sit it...lol


Now i just need some good recipes, specially for venison roast.

 

[chunkybs]

Bacon wrapped turkey has been one of my favorite things I've done. I then took the leftover turkey and made a huge pot of chili with it. Amazing.



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[Tin]

I wanted a charcoal one, but don't think i have the patience to baby sit it...lol

I'll admit, babysitting charcoal blows, especially when it's 90 outside :lol:. That flavor though, sweet baby Jesus is it good. There was one unit at Home Depot I was looking at (forgot the make/model), but it could use either propane or charcoal. Looked to be a nice all-rounder. I think it was about $250 or so.

 

[Tin]

Very well said. My friend swore up and down that his Beats were studio quality. So after I stopped laughing, I let him listen to my studio Sennheisers. His response was "I like more bass in my headphones". Lost cause.

This explains Beats in a nutshell.

 

[DBK]

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

Yeah, wired. They seem good so far. Pretty comfortable on the ears for hours at a time.

Beats was a strange acquisition for Apple to me. Apple has always made money selling expensive but high quality goods, and Beats is not that. I'm sure they're fine for just loud headphones with a lot of bass, but you can find those a lot cheaper than what Beats sell for. When I want to blow my head off with audio, I just do it in my car.

 

[Tin]

Yeah, wired. They seem good so far. Pretty comfortable on the ears for hours at a time.

Beats was a strange acquisition for Apple to me. Apple has always made money selling expensive but high quality goods, and Beats is not that. I'm sure they're fine for just loud headphones with a lot of bass, but you can find those a lot cheaper than what Beats sell for. When I want to blow my head off with audio, I just do it in my car.

When Apple purchased Beats, the audio equipment wasn't a big factor in the sale nearly as much as the streaming service. MOG (Music on the Go) was stupid good, better than Spotify in my opinion. When Beats bought MOG, they changed a lot of things, lost some music in the catalog, and stopped supporting some standalone streaming devices such as Logitech Squeezebox, Chromecast, and Roku. Apple now has Apple Music, which is, at it's core, the old Beats streaming service.

 

[DBK]

Yeah, I get that, but at the end of the day, Apple has now squeezed better products off it's shelves in retail stores to sell Beats hardware. It's now essentially the Beats wall.

 

[Billydroveit]

I'll admit, babysitting charcoal blows, especially when it's 90 outside :lol:. That flavor though, sweet baby Jesus is it good. There was one unit at Home Depot I was looking at (forgot the make/model), but it could use either propane or charcoal. Looked to be a nice all-rounder. I think it was about $250 or so.

Wonder if i can throw a brick of coal in once in a while and get the same affect...lol I think coal has the best flavor too.

 

[Tin]

Wonder if i can throw a brick of coal in once in a while and get the same affect...lol I think coal has the best flavor too.

You might be able to. I get the lump charcoal from GFS, it's chunks of charred oak...not sure how that would work. Kingsford Competition Briquettes are good too, I usually use those for grilling. Those may work in your smoker because there is consistency in the size of the briquettes.