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haha yeah after reading over that again that didn't make sense. The 12 mile creek and Seneca arm of hartwell is the area Clemson is in correct? Because in that area there is a fishing advisory saying do not eat any of the fish you pull out of the lake. Their supposively infected with PCB. So if i catch any cats, bass, striper, etc. out of the lake in that area i can't keep them for a fish fry.
pretty sure the whole lake has an advisory.

Lake Hartwell and area fish advisory

Do not eat any: Twelve Mile Creek, Seneca River Arm

Do not eat any in all Remaining Waters: Hybrid Bass or Striped Bass

Eat only one meal per month: Channel catfish, Largemouth Bass.
 
pretty sure the whole lake has an advisory.

Lake Hartwell and area fish advisory

Do not eat any: Twelve Mile Creek, Seneca River Arm

Do not eat any in all Remaining Waters: Hybrid Bass or Striped Bass

Eat only one meal per month: Channel catfish, Largemouth Bass.
Yeah i knew that. I found that on google. But i didn't know which part was twelve mile creek and seneca river. But its the Clemson part of the lake.
 
http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/07/09/nude-female-swimmer-distracts-man-during-home-robbery/

when a random woman wants to swim in your pool naked...something is up

A Tennessee man was too distracted by a woman swimming naked in his pool to notice that a robbery was taking place inside his house, police say.

The events unfolded last Saturday in Crossville when a couple, who are the man’s neighbors, stopped by his house, according to Crossville Police Officer Camden Davis.

The woman sent her husband home to retrieve cigarettes before asking the 54-year-old homeowner if she could swim in his pool, the Crossville Chronicle reports.

After the man agreed and led her into his backyard, she then asked if it would bother him if she swam nude.He said that wouldn't be a problem.

The woman swam in the pool for 20 minutes, but when she left, the homeowner noticed a handgun, jewelry and medication inside his house were missing.

Police have identified the suspects but they have not been found, the Crossville Chronicle reports.

Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/us/2013/07/0...tracts-man-during-home-robbery/#ixzz2YfzaVEaD
 
I have a belt drive bike. Its friggen awesome. I love it. Its hooked up to a 8 speed internal hub in the rear and the entire bike is a beast. Really the only issue I have with it is the weight. With the internal rear hub and the complexity of the rear bike frame, things get heavy. Also the rear wheel is an unbelievable pain to remove so I added a puncture resistant tube in there, adding to the weight. That said, this bike isn't a go-fast bike. Its more like a pickup truck bike. I can load my paniers down with noms and slap a dirty thirty of Coors Light on the top and as long as I stay in the saddle, its great. Also awesome for general errands and whatnot. Been upgrading the bike after a year to make it more comfortable. I've gotta install a moped-style kick stand, maybe do something with the useless brakes, and a new saddle. I just re-did my paniers and new grips.

Still the SOB is heavy. Putting it on the bike rack sucks and taking it anywhere long distance sucks. However rolling straight out of the garage, I can't think of a better bike. Its SUPER quiet. I sneak up on people then ring my bell and yell at them. Love it. Great for group social rides or going to the hardware store for fittings, screws, etc. The 8 speed hub is great. If I'm loaded down with beer, 1st gear is amazing but most of the time I'm in 3-7th gear.

Except for initial cable stretch, it truly is maintenance free. I dropped it off at the bike shop back in March and the guys were like, it doesn't need anything. Also the rear hub is actually super easy to adjust. I did have some initial problems with the belt tension. Apparently there is a special way for that to be. Seems like few shops and people here on the east coast know what to do. However belt drive is huge out in California. My bike had to actually be shipped in from the Cali warehouse.

Couple years back I was meeting a girl for dinner. Decided to ride big orange. Thought I was hot **** parking that puppy in the bike rack next to all the hipster 30 year old fixie bikes with shot tires. Then this guy shows up with a single speed hard tail 29er belt drive. It was all white and I must say, completely BAMF.
 
If they fix the problems that staks have, and bring in there level of customer service it will be a great product. I am still calling **** though were they say that the 2 speeds don't have popping out issues. Chris' would pop out of gear so hard I would have bruises from it hitting my leg.
 
Mine doesn't pop out of gear anymore after the new shaft. It's a whore to shift though into low/mid range. Which it also hasn't been shifted much since I changed it.
 
Well Rampage sent me an email this evening saying its going to be 2 more weeks before I will be getting my replacement top... It has now been a 6 weeks since i sent it off lol. Jake helped out alot, but you'd think their customer service would have the damn tops stocked. I sure hope the top they send me doesn't have any problems cause i can't ride Brooks 10 year old bikini top for another 2 months.
 
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