I plan on working on some whiskey, likely a bourbon variety.

I did it to my garage floor when I first moved in. Mine is a mess now from kick stands of motorcycle, jack stands, floor jacks, welding, grinding, fabbing, etc.

I keep several pieces of 2x10 to put the jack stands on to prevent that.

:bowrofl::bowrofl::bowrofl::bowrofl:

Ten mile bike ride with the wife this morning. I'm so out of shape!!! She is out of shape and just leaves me in the dust....humbled I am, girls rock!!!:owned:

I never complain, mr. madwi. :ugh:

I'm naturally happy.

I did that for the jack stands, and pieces of plywood for the bikes. But when fabbing up metal parts for 4x4's and other stuff. Dragging heavy metal across the floor didn't help. :rofl2:

If I even build a new garage. The floor will have metal chips in it. When I worked at Elliott. The 100,000 sq ft. shop had metal chips in the floor. That was one tough floor.

My mt bike is sitting in the basement with 2 flat tires. Haven't had it out this summer. :shakes head: I need to get on it. Same for my motorcycle. I only had it out once. :mad:

Weekend repZ. :tiphat:

I am good at being grumpy and complaining. Just comes naturally. :icon17:
Now get the **** off my lawn!

I found a tv wall mount in my junk pile, itll hold a 65" no problem. :tup:

Hey Bob,
You can borrow my bike, I've done 100 miles on it.

These pics are for ghostvette

Very nice I have a Specialized Roubaix. My wife bought it for me for my birthday. She has the female version. I need to get in shape before one of those century rides. My wife did a century ride this summer around Lake Tahoe.

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The Roubaix has a nice relaxed geometry, good for long distance. A century is a bucket list item for all cyclists. Tahoe must have been fun for her (except for the altitude).