Chris_Top_Her
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- San Antonio, Texas
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- '15 CX-5 Miata AWD
She doesn't look as good as this anymore, but that will change:
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nice nice, I was thinking the newer rx-7 but that's cool too
She doesn't look as good as this anymore, but that will change:
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Added a Curt trailer hitch, C13127, purchased from Etrailers.com. Shown is the 1-up bike rack.[/IMG]![]()
My first Mazda was an 84 RX-7 GSL. Such a fun, light car. I remember hitting the rev limiter so quickly and kept looking in the mirror because I kept hearing a horn beeping at me. Turns out it's the alarm sound when hitting said limiter!'79 RX-7 was the first Mazda I ever rode in. One of my dad's friends bought one brand new. It is probably the first car I ever experienced 100+ MPH as well.
Why would you have this done to a brand new car?!
You assume the paint is perfect because it's "new". But, after traveling across the Pacific from Japan on a barge, leaving the port on a truck, sitting at a dealership, who knows what they do to it while it's sitting (not professionally detailed, for sure) there's a lot of contaminants that can be introduced. I clay barred, waxed and washed mine around 200 miles "new" and almost 12,000 later it still shines bright despite the winter weather and no cleaning due to cold weather. After fresh paint has cured, it's never too early to detail your paint.
I miss my '79 rx7, where did you get that huge whale tail?
Blur LT2? I had one but wasn't feeling the VPP on my tracks. Lovely bike, though!
Close! It's a Tallboy 2. I do like it but if I had to do it again I think that I'd opt for a 27.5 model over the 29er. The 29er can get squirrely in the technical stuff.
Blur LT2? I had one but wasn't feeling the VPP on my tracks. Lovely bike, though!
Close! It's a Tallboy 2. I do like it but if I had to do it again I think that I'd opt for a 27.5 model over the 29er. The 29er can get squirrely in the technical stuff.
I did think that the wheels did look a little big! Yeah, I never got into the big wheel fad. After the VPP, I went with DW Link, and it much smoother for me. I see you're running a single ring in the front, too!
I did think that the wheels did look a little big! Yeah, I never got into the big wheel fad. After the VPP, I went with DW Link, and it much smoother for me. I see you're running a single ring in the front, too!
It's an optical illusion. There are 3. I had an old Bridgestone MB-1 that I replaced with the Santa Cruz. I was long overdue for a new bike and the 29ers were all the rage when I did so. Without a doubt, it will roll over anything, but not so great for the technical portions of my rides. I haven't ridden a DW link but I've heard nothing but good things about them.