Ryan

@yantor3d@mas.to

Allegedly Chaotic Neutral. Both helpful and frustrating. Building sand castles at the base of an active volcano.

Senior Digital Pipeline TD at Laika
Sole Proprietor, Ride at Night LLC

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Formerly yantor3d@mograph.social

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Ryan@yantor3d@mas.to

Replying to @enobacon@urbanists.social

@enobacon the gist I got at Bike Beaverton this year when I was asking about the fuster cluck going on at Murray and Walker - where the bike lanes will be amputated for two years while they do "improvements" - is that the roads around Beaverton are a mess of city, county, and state responsibility, and there's a lot of unincorporated rich suburbs around that don't contribute to the tax base to maintain the roads they drive their oversized SUVs on.

All of which sounds like excuses, and probably is.

Ryan@yantor3d@mas.to

Replying to an earlier post

@ascentale @elliek @bikenite A4a. If you can lift it, flip it over and put some scraps under the handlebars. If not ... a floor jack and some sort of DIY cradle around the down tube?

Personally, I use a bench mounted bike stand bolted to a piece of plywood, and clamped to my bench with quick clamps.

A4b. I use FlatOut in my tires - pull out the foreign object, spin the tire to let the goo plug the hole, and top off the air. So far it has worked pretty well for me.

multiseal.us/product/quick-str

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