Timmy the Toolman will be in Hood River Oregon

[mtbtim]

Hey Dudes,

For anyone living in the Hood River area, I'll be there tomorrow and will most likely be around for a couple days. If you are into mountain biking or maybe just want to get a beer, PM me. My girlfriend and I will probably hit Hood River around noon tomorrow. Was thinking I'd do a ride of the Sandy trails followed by beer drinking.

 

[nwebb01]

Can't hang out with you in OR, but next time you come to Indiana I'd be more than willing to buy you a few beers for all the help you've provided from the videos and answering my questions!

Have a great trip!

 

[mtbtim]

Can't hang out with you in OR, but next time you come to Indiana I'd be more than willing to buy you a few beers for all the help you've provided from the videos and answering my questions!

Have a great trip!

Ok, good to know if I'm ever out your way. Thanks!

 

[chuapieceagum]

Can’t make it down from Seattle, but also wanted to say thank you for all of the awesome videos. I am learning a lot and saving so much money because of all your hard work!

 

[cloud]

Weird, I feel like I'm related to all these other Toyota Fanboys. I'm in Indiana right now, I live in Seattle, ill be in Oregon next month and I love your videos. My diamondback got stolen right before I left Seattle. Free needles for everyone? Why oh why? You convinced me to have the old retired welder down the road weld on my pck rather than doing it myself with a 75amp welder. Newt is a cool guy and I like drinking beer with him while he works on my truck anyway.

I hope I remember to hit you up if I ever take the 4runner down the Pacific coast highway, I can't imagine doing that on anything but my KTM through...

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[mtbtim]

Weird, I feel like I'm related to all these other Toyota Fanboys. I'm in Indiana right now, I live in Seattle, ill be in Oregon next month and I love your videos. My diamondback got stolen right before I left Seattle. Free needles for everyone? Why oh why? You convinced me to have the old retired welder down the road weld on my pck rather than doing it myself with a 75amp welder. Newt is a cool guy and I like drinking beer with him while he works on my truck anyway.

I hope I remember to hit you up if I ever take the 4runner down the Pacific coast highway, I can't imagine doing that on anything but my KTM through...

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Well, definitely hit me up if you find yourself in the California Bay Area. We could give you a place to stay while your visiting or passing through.

 

[mtbtim]

Can’t make it down from Seattle, but also wanted to say thank you for all of the awesome videos. I am learning a lot and saving so much money because of all your hard work!

You're welcome. Sean and i love hearing from people who've taken on the challenge of auto mechanics with our videos helping them along the way. It's [MENTION=102606]infamousRNR[/MENTION] and my goal to empower people to handle their own repairs, maintenance and mods. I tell people all the time there's nothing special about my mechanical ability. I know i'm the face of the channel but I actually think Sean has a higher mechanical aptitude than I because he's quite often the one who comes up with the solution when I get stuck on how to accomplish something. I would consider my innate mechanical skill to be pretty average. Auto mechanics is something anyone can learn. With the right information, right tools and right level of patience, DIYers can handle most of their own work. And, quite often, DiYers like us will often do a better job than the paid guys because we're not in a rush to get to the next repair. We take our time and make sure things are done right because it's our own rig, a family member's rig or a friend's rig. Happy Wrenching!