Yeah, tubeless rims are formed in a mold and don’t have seams.
Unless by chance it’s just a plastic hub cap… Maybe… 🤷
I am not a robot. I promise.
Yeah, tubeless rims are formed in a mold and don’t have seams.
Unless by chance it’s just a plastic hub cap… Maybe… 🤷
Look under the H in CHILE, the rim is already cracked…
Either the door is ajar, or the jar is a door.
Either way, don’t fuck the jar, Randy learned the hard way last week…
Sorry sir, they’re called Cock Blocks…
You have to pay a monthly subscription for blinkers…
That’s the swipe left signal, obviously…


Family and friends gather here
FTFY
You gotta chew in a more semi-circular pattern, for more comfortable seating…


We tried one once, but it made too much of a mess. So did the saw…
So we opened the valve up to steady flowing water, no longer a water jet, and attached it to the saw to rinse it off while in use. Rubber gloves highly recommended, electricity bites hard yo…
Umm, is there supposed to be a photo here? I’m getting nothing…
Guilty as charged, also Bill Nye the Science Guy 👍


Poop knife is so last decade, we use a poop saw these days.
Yeah I know my post is about 3 weeks old, just skimming through my semi-recent posts.
Anyways, they probably make that stuff ridiculously difficult to replace, especially since it also displays the odometer reading. Its probably all tied together and legally needs to be reprogrammed by the manufacturer, so as to verify nobody has tampered with the mileage.
And it’s probably tied to the VIN number as well.


Naw duh. You could probably replace 50 data centers with 12 jumping spider brains, those are some really intelligent critters…


I can probably think of more later…
I meant whether it’s a plastic hubcap or a full aluminum rim. Either way I know the posted tire is already on a rim…
For the seam, yeah that’s gotta be a plastic hubcap.