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Thanks for the mental image. :puke:

What are your plans for it?

Instead of looking at 1,143,351 answers on Google, why don't you ask the State Patrol?

Is there anything you don't know how to fix?? It looks very nice.:cool:

What is your yard like? A rock garden? :eeek:

Can I post a pic of my tent? :redneck:

You'll hate that seat after a while on it. Those big cushy seats on bikes are no buena because they put pressure on the wrong places.

Get a bike that fits. If it doesn't fit you correctly, it won't be as fun to ride. For mountain bikes, about 3" to the top bar from your :swing: :D. See what frame size works in a store and find something near that and it should be close. My friend's steel frame bike is super heavy...

What is a dead hooker smell? :eeek::haha:

And if it was a demo bike before you bought it, it should be working right.

Is this thw way it was sold to you? Take it back and make them fix it. The guy who assembled that bike screwed up.

I have never had a problem with the crank itself. What is the specific issue you're having?

How old is the bike? The cable might be stretched... I usually avoid ****ing around with the cable and adjust the screws, but I don't know if that will solve the problem.

What is it doing? There should be two philips screws you adjust. If it is too much for you, a bike shop can do it in 5 minutes.

The pics are on the way to Quartz Mountain...I don't think you can see the valley from way up there. N 47.07 W -121.08

Are rock quarries private property? I wonder...

Sweet!

Performance Bike.

http://www.diamondback.com/blog/ Click on "News" and there is a link for finding a dealer. Otherwise the yellow pages.

With a soft tail, some of your pedaling effort will go towards the up and down of the suspension. This matters most going uphill because you can coast downhill. Some bikes have lockouts which effectively make it into a hard tail. I'd recommend a hard tail because for cheap you can get a...