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The flex of a longboard, this specific board has been ran over by a lorry. Just goes to show how tough they are.
Took some photos whilst out cruising on my longboard. This is one of a few
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Fitbit Flex je univerzálny bezdrôtový tracker vo forme náramku. Tento tenký, štýlový prístroj sleduje Vašu aktivitu - spálené kalórie, prejdenú vzdialenosť, počet krokov. V noci sleduje kvalitu Vášho spánku. Namerané údaje prenáša prostredníctvom technológie Bluetooth Smart (BT 4.0) do počítača, mobilu alebo tabletu. wwww.synetics.sk/fitbit-flex.html
Passing Jack's Lane near Crow Nest Junction is 769448 on 11th January with 2W12 1251 Alderley Edge to Southport.
After a questionable start, the 769s appear to have settled down somewhat in the reliability stakes and you have more than half a chance of getting to your destination now!
Update - Jack's Lane bridge is being demolished over the weekend of 4th February 2023 to make way for the OLE
Advertisement for Franco's Gym in Kowloon, Hong Kong. They have awesome ads all over the the neighborhood featuring pictures like these.
Newly released at the 2012 LA Motorshow in November is the new 2013 Flex. Newly funked up styling and colours meets the boxy oddball wagoneer body.
Strange on the outside, awesome on the inside.
Meet Sharon, also awesome on the inside, and doing the mom's taxi thing and taking the kids trick or treating.
Here are Darren, Mclaren, Karen, Eric, Lizzie, and Robert, all in their halloween costumes. What fun it must be to drive small children around all day.
Built for flickr LUGNuts 49th build challenge - 'On the Job' - and I dare anyone to tell a soccor mom that what she does is not hard work.
A Flex is a pretty sweet multi-seat ride though.
2048 x 2048 pixel image for the iPad’s 2048 x 1536 pixel retina display.
Designed to complement the iPad iOS 7 lock screen, also works on an iPhone, simply centre the image horizontally after selecting it.
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While installing the lift I opted to completely remove the rear sway bar (which was oversized as I had the air suspension). I also have quick disconnects already installed on the front sway bar. On the street there is little noticeable difference with the rear gone. Off road, it is a big help having the rear axle able to do some flex-work for a change.
Tire size is LT265/75R16, minimal rubbing occurred at the leading corners of the plastic trim panel below the doors, and the trailing corners of the bumper trim. Use of a DREMEL makes short work of removing the excess trim, with little noticeable cosmetic change. There is no rubbing in the rear at this tire size.
The stock bump-stops actually prevent upward articulation to a point that would allow the tire to rub anything metal. Downward articulation is not noticeably affected on the opposite wheel by this, however I have clearly outgrown the LEI Test Track and need to seek out larger obstacles for a realistic test.
More flex could certainly be gained with a taller lift, however additional cost would be required to properly build it and maintain acceptable driveline angles. At 2 inches, the additional stress on driveline components is negligible, allowing the vehicle substantially improved capability using a far simpler (and less expensive) spring-and-shock only lift.
Capa com duas dobras, forrada por fora e por dentro por tecido de encadernação
Papel do miolo: Color Plus 180 g/m2 rosa
Costura copta com linha de linho
Tamanho: 17,3 x 15,2 cm
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This is for the Mixels series 2 building competition over on Brickset.
All three Flexer Mixel sets were used.