@@sarazuniga9084 gracias. eso es sólo la mitad del patio trasero. Tengo otro vídeo de todo el patio.

@@sarazuniga9084 un patio trasero lleno de flores y verduras.

@@Urma-e4v Yes in Michigan near Ohio. Thanks

They have met my expectations. I’m very pleased with these brakes.

@@RussellHogan I’ve always had cushioned seats or used those gel covers and as weird as it sounds, these Brooks cambium seats are more comfortable. I started with one last year and this year bought 2 more. Now all 3 of my daily riders have them. I sit more upright on the Univega and Schwinn so the C19 is perfect for those bikes. The C17 is a little bit more narrow and my seating position (on the 1982, 10 speed PUCH) is leaning forward so that one is perfect for that. I only ride 10 to 15 miles a day (7 days a week) and I’m totally satisfied with all these seats. No more sore butt. Another thing I added last year to my old Schwinn Dual Sport bike was an SR Suntour SP12 NCX suspension seat post. Unbelievable how well that smooths out your ride. The combination of that and the front suspension forks on my old Schwinn makes it feels like your riding in a Cadillac. Thanks for your question. Sorry for the long reply. Have a great day!

@@erikvonbold Much appreciated. I am going to go buy one. 👍

@@RussellHogan I bought my first one (C19 carved) from Amazon last year for 73.00. They’ve gone up a lot since then. The other two I found on eBay this summer (used) for much cheaper than new. Enjoy!

@@erikvonbold Looking now! 😀

Odd… I just clicked on it and it did. Who knows…

@@MarkGardner66Bonnie yes one handed. This summer my goal is riding no handed. So far so good but no real distance (yet).

Let’s not forget his band mates, Hank the Shank on gitfiddle and Tommy Tubs and drums.

No longer have the vehicle. Thanks for asking.

Not necessarily. A butter knife works perfectly.

Yes sir I did. However in September (2016), I changed this muffler out and installed a Flowmaster 44. I think its got a deeper tone and still no drone inside. The reason for the change was because the flanges on the Heartthrob rusted away.

+bigtxinla HAHAHA Good one!

Had a shop install it. They had to make a minor bend on the inlet pipe. That was it. No special hardware.

Good deal, Thanks for the info.

+Dean Zelles Heartthrob Exhaust 44442 - Shop RealTruck.com

Retro-solutions. I also bought my LED back up lights & LED cargo lights from them. Everything they sell is USA made. retro-solutions.net/product-list.php?LED_bulbs_DRL_strips-pg1-cid79.html

I don't remember seeing any but if you pry off the plastic cover you should be able to see.

Sorry to hear about your loss. We currently have two Aussies (both blue merles). One is 13 years old and the other (Ozzy in video) is 4 years old. We had another one that passed away 5 years ago. We love Aussies.

Hi Jeff, I use carbonation drops to carbonate. The problem is (as I discovered with other batches I made after this one) I bottled a couple of bottles from the very bottom of the fermenter that still had a high concentration of yeast sediment. That ended up in the bottles and the result was a mini volcano. Since then I don't try to get the very last drop from my fermenter into my bottles. I haven't had this problem since. Cheers!!!

Thanks man! Some times I just like to pour a glass and look at it... HA.. Its like when I bought my Harley. On rainy days I would pour a myself a beer and go sit in the garage and look at it... Cheers!!