Pismo-this Fri-sun
Feb 1, 2004 | 12:38 PM
#21
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From: Santa Maria, CA
Originally posted by TacoBell
CO2 tank for Pismo? Is that in case you throw a bead? I have been blessed enough to never throw a bead so far (of course, now I will since I said that!). If it's just to air up, why not just air up at the Chevron on Grand Ave?
CO2 tank for Pismo? Is that in case you throw a bead? I have been blessed enough to never throw a bead so far (of course, now I will since I said that!). If it's just to air up, why not just air up at the Chevron on Grand Ave?
Feb 1, 2004 | 04:59 PM
#22
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From: Fountain Valley, CA (so cali)
man.... unfortunately i wont be able to make it. i wish i could be there. but i'll be still in my training. maybe next time!! see you all later
lance you better go to this!
lance you better go to this!
Feb 2, 2004 | 11:40 AM
#23
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From: Santa Maria, CA
Milton,
I'm running 265/76R16's (soon to be 285's) and I can air up at the Chevron in about 3-4 minutes. Their compressors are pretty big and unless there is a huge amount of traffic going through there to air up, it goes pretty fast. Just a bit of info, saves you from having to haul the tank around.
I'm running 265/76R16's (soon to be 285's) and I can air up at the Chevron in about 3-4 minutes. Their compressors are pretty big and unless there is a huge amount of traffic going through there to air up, it goes pretty fast. Just a bit of info, saves you from having to haul the tank around.
Feb 2, 2004 | 11:47 AM
#24
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From: Santa Maria, CA
Originally posted by TacoBell
Milton,
I'm running 265/76R16's (soon to be 285's) and I can air up at the Chevron in about 3-4 minutes. Their compressors are pretty big and unless there is a huge amount of traffic going through there to air up, it goes pretty fast. Just a bit of info, saves you from having to haul the tank around.
Milton,
I'm running 265/76R16's (soon to be 285's) and I can air up at the Chevron in about 3-4 minutes. Their compressors are pretty big and unless there is a huge amount of traffic going through there to air up, it goes pretty fast. Just a bit of info, saves you from having to haul the tank around.
Im ready whenever you guys wanna go
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