Urban Wheelin'!
I may not have my basket lights on, but I did join my Canadia Comarades in one little detail: 
As you can see, we had a blizard in full swing. With near white out conditions, I braved the roads to tackle one of the biggest obstacles for an Urban Wheeler; chain resturaunts....
With a post-work link up with the wife scheduled at Olive Garden (classy right
) i braved the urban landscape to trudge 2 miles down a busy main road while the arctic blast mercilessly punished our fair town.
With many a close call, and much evasive driving, I managed to survive the trek, but that's when the real fun began. As i slowed and began to apply my brake, i experience a total loss of traction. At my parking lot speed of 15 mph, i knew i had only seconds (20-30) to regain control before i smashed into the building, another car, or the 4' drop from the adjoining parking lot. With nerves a steel, I eased into my parking spot and used my beefed up (read as: 'stock') suspension to take the final blow successfuly avoiding dissaster and coming to a full and complete stop.
I should warn you to brace yourself as the following image shows just how dangerous snowy conditions + driving can be.

btw, look at my corner lights weep at how crappy they look
As you can see, we had a blizard in full swing. With near white out conditions, I braved the roads to tackle one of the biggest obstacles for an Urban Wheeler; chain resturaunts....
With a post-work link up with the wife scheduled at Olive Garden (classy right
With many a close call, and much evasive driving, I managed to survive the trek, but that's when the real fun began. As i slowed and began to apply my brake, i experience a total loss of traction. At my parking lot speed of 15 mph, i knew i had only seconds (20-30) to regain control before i smashed into the building, another car, or the 4' drop from the adjoining parking lot. With nerves a steel, I eased into my parking spot and used my beefed up (read as: 'stock') suspension to take the final blow successfuly avoiding dissaster and coming to a full and complete stop.
I should warn you to brace yourself as the following image shows just how dangerous snowy conditions + driving can be.

btw, look at my corner lights weep at how crappy they look
besides, he did say he can't get around to tackling his 4WD fix yet.
I may not have my basket lights on, but I did join my Canadia Comarades in one little detail: 
As you can see, we had a blizard in full swing. With near white out conditions, I braved the roads to tackle one of the biggest obstacles for an Urban Wheeler; chain resturaunts....
I should warn you to brace yourself as the following image shows just how dangerous snowy conditions + driving can be.

As you can see, we had a blizard in full swing. With near white out conditions, I braved the roads to tackle one of the biggest obstacles for an Urban Wheeler; chain resturaunts....
I should warn you to brace yourself as the following image shows just how dangerous snowy conditions + driving can be.

As for the Valance, yeah. It's one of the sacrafices one must make for the love of the game 
As for the white out blizzardy end all life ice age we experienced, you can clearly see the falling snow right? It's blotting out a good portion of the image. let your eyes go limp and stop looking PAST the flakes to find the image behind it...

As for the white out blizzardy end all life ice age we experienced, you can clearly see the falling snow right? It's blotting out a good portion of the image. let your eyes go limp and stop looking PAST the flakes to find the image behind it...
Last edited by ABN31B; Jan 3, 2010 at 12:53 PM.




