DC Area thread - The District, NoVa, Maryland
03-12-13, 03:10 PM
#851
Lost Rhino was started by the same guys that founded Old Dominion before it was bought out by Anheuser-Busch and moved production to Delaware. Like the original OD it has decent seating space but fills up fast on weekends, some food, and a changing lineup of craft beers including a new bourbon barrel aged stout ^_^
03-12-13, 03:12 PM
#852
I've been there a couple times and Lost Rhino is very good. My brother-in-law keeps his home tap stocked with it consistently and I've been with him to go pick up kegs. Last time I was there they were still renovating, but it looked like it was going to be pretty sweet when they were done (sounds like Matt has been there since it has been completed).
It would be a great ending spot for the cruise, but is a little out of the way from 66. Are there any better spots closer to the route? If not, I wouldn't mind ending up there.
It would be a great ending spot for the cruise, but is a little out of the way from 66. Are there any better spots closer to the route? If not, I wouldn't mind ending up there.
Last edited by He's On Toroids; 03-12-13 at 03:16 PM. Reason: Matt beat me to it
03-14-13, 08:44 AM
#861
Hey, it's not the size that matters... It's... Oh who am I kidding ;P
Got a box ol' box of bushings last night (already pressed out the old ones in half of the parts), so that's coming along. Just got a call today that my wheels have been media blasted ($15/ea, beats sanding them by hand again) so I can paint soon. Many other projects in motion, but I'll be ready for May one way or another.
Got a box ol' box of bushings last night (already pressed out the old ones in half of the parts), so that's coming along. Just got a call today that my wheels have been media blasted ($15/ea, beats sanding them by hand again) so I can paint soon. Many other projects in motion, but I'll be ready for May one way or another.
03-15-13, 02:39 PM
#871
And yes, tirerack is the only place, they have some deal with BFG I think. I was talking to the guy who owns treadzone.com (in PA) and he can't get any rivals yet, and they won't even tell him when he can.
that being said... the ZII is probably going to be better in the rain.
https://www.facebook.com/pages/BFG-R...851512?fref=ts
03-15-13, 02:44 PM
#872
normall I'd say go with the 225, but I think with an FB you'd have trouble fitting the 225/45/15 up front. David lane who runs SSM at FedEx with a turbo FB runs 225/45/15 hoosier A6s on like 6.5"s had had to modify his inner fenders some to get them to fit while turning.
And yes, tirerack is the only place, they have some deal with BFG I think. I was talking to the guy who owns treadzone.com (in PA) and he can't get any rivals yet, and they won't even tell him when he can.
that being said... the ZII is probably going to be better in the rain.
And yes, tirerack is the only place, they have some deal with BFG I think. I was talking to the guy who owns treadzone.com (in PA) and he can't get any rivals yet, and they won't even tell him when he can.
that being said... the ZII is probably going to be better in the rain.
03-15-13, 02:46 PM
#873
radial tire will definitly have them:
Tire Repair, Tire Rotation, Tire Shaving, Wheel Balance RADIAL TIRE COMPANY Silver Spring, MD (301) 585-2740
that's probably your cheapest bet.
Tire Repair, Tire Rotation, Tire Shaving, Wheel Balance RADIAL TIRE COMPANY Silver Spring, MD (301) 585-2740
that's probably your cheapest bet.