accidentally revved up while cold

[VmaxEngage]

y'all hold on. I need more popcorn.

 

[Big_Cuss]

I have no idea what you'd have to lose with a assault charge, but I'd have plenty.
So again, you are not worth it. If I had to defend myself, no problem there. I've won some and lost some. Not new to it.

I am not finding any connection to mountain biking, being 46 years old, chain length...whats any of that have to do with anything?

Look, I don't know a thing about fueling. And perhaps you were so sensitive to my comment because you got dog piled on with WTF replies. IDK. My comment about you being a "weird dude" was just a poke at the nature of your post. It just sounded lame to me. I don't know you as a person so obviously I have no idea if you are really weird. But, it struck a nerve with you it seems so for that I take it back.

That's all it takes. No worries. It's the only time I'll ask and hopefully I can get enough acceleration next time that I don't kick down. The numb gas pedal never bugged me til this happened. I'm used to a close ratio 6 speed manual so these 2k to 5k downshifts are jarring.

 

[shrub1]

That's all it takes. No worries. It's the only time I'll ask and hopefully I can get enough acceleration next time that I don't kick down. The numb gas pedal never bugged me til this happened. I'm used to a close ratio 6 speed manual so these 2k to 5k downshifts are jarring.

Right after my last post on this topic I received a text that a family member was just diagnosed with cancer.

Puts things in perspective.
I am sorry I came off hard on you.

 

[adictionbass]

y'all hold on. I need more popcorn.

Salted with a little parmesan cheese

 

[BrianSD_42]

Referring to the 1st post ....

How is this even a real thread :bat:
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[Big_Cuss]

Right after my last post on this topic I received a text that a family member was just diagnosed with cancer.

Puts things in perspective.
I am sorry I came off hard on you.

Sorry, dude. Yeah... machines are def secondary. I think people get so attached because we're used to having work horses or animals with us that are essentially part of our family for years, and our livelihood, and so we obsess over vehicles a a stand-in.

Hopefully they get it taken care of and you can take them on some epic trips in the Sierra. I'll try to watch my temper on these forums.