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$400.

This is a 18"deep x 18" high x 12" wide (interior dimensions) AmSec safe.

Clean, four shelves, floor bolt, and touch-up paint. 7 yrs. old. Weight is about 180#. The extra deep dimension is nice - will hold long barrel hunting revolvers etc.

Pics if interested.

$350. for a Model 512.A65.

Clean, been sitting in safe for three years. Never used. Excellent piece.

Lemme know if you wanna meet up and go with us one of these days. Yea, Taco that would be cool. How technical is that near the bottom 1/3 when it goes singletrack? Actually only about the last 1/4 on the top is NOT singletrack, the rest is all narrow trail currently with tall vegetation up on eithe...

Very nice looking area. Good to see you're ignoring doctor's orders as well.

That picture of the Ocotillo: what's going on with the yellow along the stalks? I thought Ocotillo leaves were all green with no flowering?

"conditioned to see bicyclists" WTF does that even mean? IMO, they are just dumb-ass drivers who dont pay attention to the world around them. it seems that a lot of people who dont take driving seriously never see shit til its way to late :( Yea, problem too is that I'm just wearing basic...

Taco wrote: ↑ Lemme know if you wanna meet up and go with us one of these days.

Yea, Taco that would be cool. How technical is that near the bottom 1/3 when it goes singletrack?

I love Monroe Truck Trail. I haul ass on that thing. Favorite trail so far. Glad to hear you're arright. I know what you mean about people not being conditioned to see cyclists. That's no bueno. Thanks you guys. I ain't done yet! :) Taco - I'm gonna hit Monroe up when I get further along. Last week...

No injuries now. Thought my ankle was jammed up the next morning since I ride with clip-ins on the 29'er. It loosened up later that day. I was kind of stunned thinking how bad that would've been if I was on the roadie. I think a 700c wheel would've taco'ed and I would then be down on the floor getti...

https://eispiraten.com/images-archived/photobucket/i280/albums/kk178/obie549/kelly/kellyslegs.jpg Got hit by a car (again) on Saturday. Walked away, 29'er OK, and the fool that hit me gave me $100. for "my troubles." My rear wheel actually broke a couple of her front light lenses. FATBIKE...

Very cool pics! That's a hefty bit of climbing...nice!

That's very cool...thank you!

Excellent! Thanks for sharing.

Seven months!?? holy crap, howde you stand it?? It's fading into the past now that I'm out there riding. Hiking seems out of the question, at least San Gabs, for a few more months. I was limping for a full four days after Icehouse. I'm riding fireroad on the MTB and car-camping. The more climbing I...

HJ: cool pics and, thanks for taking the time to ID the peaks. Good stuff.

Cool ice pics.

Thanks!

Thanks Norma. This is all new dirt for both of us so we'll just turn it into a couple of days of different routes and see what can put together for a flowing ride. Camps near beach: I used to bag on my 'hood campsite (Moro @ Crystal Cove) but after seeing the size of the LA/Ventura sites, Moro isn't...

Started some recon for the BBT and camps. Went up to Malibu Creek SP to talk to rangers but, sign said the Visitor Center is now open on weekends from "noon to 4PM". It's 9am. I park over at Mulholland hoping to see some buddies hammering 'Mulholland Challenge' on roadies. Nice crisp morni...

down. Oh, and congressmen would naturally forfeit a percentage of their pay and benefits proportional to the number of days they shut down. HJ The staff would have their pay affected by the shutdown, not Congress. As I understand it Congressional pay is guaranteed by law(s) unaffected by fed budget...

Off topic here but, I called some state park ranger offices today for camping info and no one answered at Pt. Mugu, Malibu Creek and Topanga. Got recordings at all three which informed me that if no one answered that I should leave a message and they would get back to me in "no more than four d...

Places to eat? We generally make breakfast & lunch and then dine out that nite. Anymore?

Yes, we are spoiled but it's nice to be METRO-MOUNTAINEERING IN STYLE.

Froggy's in Topanga:


http://froggystopanga.com/

Well, we're getting ready to start riding/camping the Santa Monicas. Been riding Mulholland on the roadie for a few years and now want to get on some dirt and check all these places out. Thanks to Gene @STR forum and DenMother for their help in collecting info. If anyone here has something to add pl...

Cool stuff.

Funny how cyclists get to end of a climb and go bonkers when they find beer and pancakes or burritos. Hikers.....err...no.

Will say that my first time up Santiago Peak down here was a bummer when I saw all those towers and fencing like Mt. Wilson. And no food.

Very cool.

So....how much did that pack weigh?

Nice ride Taco.

What's the Sunset Peak/Ridge road look like now? Snow? That's some good fun.

there are walk-in camp sites in La Jolla Valley which is north of Circle X and Sycamore Canyon on PCH. the link states chemical toilet, but that toilet is by the parking lot, not the camp sites. the camp sites are very primitive and last time i looked it didn't seem they are much used or that brush...

Any recommendations for camping? Just bringing a tarp & bag. Went to the Circle X Ranch site and their campground is for groups of "10-50". Not familiar with any of the other sites they mention. I've biked the area and generally stop down at Leo Carillo for lunch. I would prefer not to...

Cool stuff HJ.

Does she have a sleeping bag yet?

My riding partner bought her 3 y.o. granddaughter a bag and they slept out on the porch last nite.

Kids rock.

Knock on wood but, I've never ripped too many shifters, brakes and asst'd stuff off the bike to want a SS, 1x9 or Rohloff setup. Question about a Rohloff would be IF you get a mechanical in the middle of Timbuktu - who's gonna have parts for that piece of German bizness? I'd keep it simple on a long...

Ideas aplenty here. The Rohloff drive is slick.

http://www.santosbikes.com/index.php/en/santos-riders

Off she goes...

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