Funny coincidence, I was just reading your life after cancer thread 
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Haha what a crazy coincidence! I really owe that thread a serious update.
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Dude.
Every time…
I get so triggered by those white cable guards…
Why you do this to me???
Can I mail you some Tesa?
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Ima sorry man, I just haven’t bought it yet 
It’s not the highest priority right now because it’s just a visual problem… but if it triggers you this much, I will get some Tesa tape 
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Yep.
Something!!!
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I will put some heatshrink on it for now.
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Fray is the enemy. If you leave it unchecked it will only get worse.
Nylon sheath is cheap until you ruin a few feet of it.
Hot scissors and acrylic are a great way of cleaning up the ends as I learned from @Arzamenable
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your soldering gun, will dump a lot of heat in quick.
which is good for heating the ends of the wire fast before the heat spreads up the wire (and the solder wicks up the wire with it)
however that big flat tip will make things tricker than a nice little soldering iron.
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This is a major reason I own an iron with interchangeable tips.
A fine tip is crucial for soldering like this.
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I have a smaller soldering iron I will use.
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Added some LEDs
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Getting more comfortable on it
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You’re able to ride both way?
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Yes, why do you ask?
Most people find it far easier to ride regular or goofy, being able to switch on the fly is no small feat. I still have trouble riding switch after practicing infrequently for like a decade
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Oh, you mean that way. I snowboard and I’ve practiced riding switch a lot, so it doesn’t feel too uncomfortable. And the mtb is super stable I am regular.
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body varial rock to fakie next.
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Yessssir
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It’s a huge advantage for long distance riding. Though it usually easier without bindings since you can just switch stance without messing with bindings and board directions.
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