Exercise and conventional nutrition? Carbs are not are not processed foods, but the main nutritional component of a balanced diet along with fats and protein. Sugar and Carrots are both dietary carbs; you don't have to be a genius or buy a book to tell ... more »

I haven’t read any of the other posts, but this .....ahhh... no.

Current bodies are all pretty good, glass will make a bigger difference if you want to assign a little $$ to upgrade a bit. Work at it. Paul Buckley had a massive Q&A going in the photo section; might have to search a bit, but worth it, Paul is one ... more »

I think that would depend on the shock leverage relative to stock, but certainly the suspension could be adjusted to suit. Many of the aftermarket arms were longer back in the day, and I believe the 80 stock swingarm itself is two inches longer than ... more »

If you can find the 70's Dick Mann autobiography, it's pretty good (may be biased because it has a lot of personally local lore).

My encouragement to self-publishers is to enlist an editor before publication. It will make a big difference in the quality of communicating your ideas. Few things are more frustrating than a good subject poorly written.

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Speaking for Canon, the af system works with the lens at its widest aperture, and the lens only stops down to the selected F stop for exposure when doing taking the image (or manually shifted for DOF check). Regardless of what the aperture is set to ... more »

Me back in 74 on mine. Got a Maico, Carrera 98's, Hi Points, Hallman goatskins in the DeCoster color way (black with the thin red and yellow stripes), those wonderful Hallman GP gloves (I'd still run them today if you could get the originals). Everything

Bret Smith did a great bit on that race.

Beautiful country up there for a track somewhere.

Lower shock mounts on the red arm look carved to fit the Fox Airs; required mod. See p38 http://www.ftemoto.com/othergalleries/VMX/Fox_Airshox_Manual.pdf Just buy the damn thing!! Maybe ask for measurements and compare. Also, the stock 80 arm was longer than the 78-79

Chronic injury is the achilles of great talent. Love to watch Dean ride and race when he is fully fit, wish him the best

Why wouldn't they come here given the race is here? I could see this making sense if the race were anywhere else, but if this turns on whether he would go to France and return for the race, that seems pretty thin. Like, as in pretext.

Translation: "we insisted on certain things that he was reluctant to do"

I think the 05 250 was a bit of a handful.

Go slow, get the internal temperature up to 200-205 to get it silky. Brisket is tough at less than that, and really tough if dried out pushing past 205 There is a stall in the 165-180 range where temps flatten out a bit for a time while the meat is giving ... more »