yes it does, in the tech specs it lists the material and includes the bottle.

No they do not

11x23, 11x25, 11x26, 11x28 when you decide which one you want they are in the drop down menu under the price.

Look on the side of the tire and if it is a 26" tire and the width falls between 2.5 and 2.7" then it will fit it. Then you go to the drop down menu and select schrader if you have a valve that looks like a car tire valve and then presta if it is skinny and you have to unscrew the top.

9-10 ounces depending on different websites.

replacement filters are 40 bucks

You yourself could fit in the actual tent part that zips up, but it would be tight for both of yall. My ground pad is 20 inches wide so if you had one of those and were all the way to one side then your dog would have 20" of width and 90" of length to sleep on. So if he can sleep in the small of space he could sleep in there but it would be cramped. He could definetly chill in the vestibule which is covered by the rain fly but has no floor like the inside of the tent you will be sleeping on. you could bring a tarp and put it down there and he could sleep on that, but then you'd have to bring like a trash bag to put over your pack and extra things so they don't get wet because you'd usually put that inside your vestibule unless you bear bagged it.
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Kyle

Call up Maui Jim and ask them how much it would be to send them to them to repair them or if you can replace the pads yourself ask them to send you some extra pads. I would send them in myself, it should be too much to replace pads. Alot cheaper than a new pair.

Yes, Look uses the 3 holes to mount their cleats.

The yellow piece allow you to cut off or turn on the bite valve. If you have it one way you can't get any water through it so if you step on it it or sleep on it you won't get soaked and lose all your water. Then you turn it on and drink. When you put it in the pouch, make sure where the hose meets the bladder is at the bottom so you won't be sucking against gravity trying to get your water out.

It does not come with a bladder, but your 100oz should be fine. If it is too big then you don't have to fill it to capacity and it'll work fine. I looked everywhere for a size of the hydration sleeve, but I couldn't find anything.

Yes, the orange thing in the pictures is the padding.

If it's a shimano road shoe then yes. The cleat is going to bolt into 3 holes that are in a triangle on the bottom of the shoe.

Man if I were you I would buy the Solaris because 1. It has a better hip belt and this will take alot of the weight off your shoulder when you walking around everywhere and will help alot! 2. It has a lower compartment access so you can get to the stuff in the bottom of your back without having to go through your whole pack. 3. It is hydration compatible so if you want to you can throw you a bladder in there and keep some water with you at all times so you can grab a drink when you need it. 4. Finally the mesh where your back is up against the pack on the solaris is gonna let your sweat evaporate quicker.
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As Angus said they would work fine, but your foot would move around alot more than they would if you had road pedals and the tension is not as tight on them because you have to get out quicker when your on the mountain. Again they would work fine they would just have more play in them than a road pedal.

No they are not. They have no chamois, which is where the padding comes from.

here are the dimensions of the whole thing.

13.5H x 13.38W x 13.38D"

I had a pair of these glasses in high school. I played baseball for 12 years and had these glasses for 2 of those years. Wish I had had them all 12.

It's rated to 41 degrees F

Product Dimensions:
24" x 48"

fits kids up to approximately 3' 6"

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Kyle

With just a quick flick on the bar mounted joystick, you can drop your saddle by 75mm (3in), enough for even the gnarliest descent. And when you get to the bottom, just unweight the saddle, press the lever and you'll have the saddle back up to full height for the climb back up.
The Joplin seatpost works on the same principle as your typical office chair, the seatpost's hydraulic action allows you to instantly fine tune your seat height, and therefore your riding position. If you don't want to drop the saddle the whole way down, fine, just let go the joystick once your saddle is at the desired height and you are ready to ride. The joystick can mount on top of the bar, on the bottom, in the middle...wherever makes sense for your own setup and you can move the joystick in any direction to activate the post. No more interrupting the flow while you mess around with your seat collar. Just get on your bike and ride.

By reading this it seems like you have unlimited positions to set it.
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Kyle

Definetly! Well it depends on how much you need to get into the back of your car. I wish mine swung to the side because it is ALWAYS in the way!! Great addition to the rack!!

Yeah definetly, the fairing attaches to the bars to it shouldn't matter what kind of towers your have.

I have a black diamond Bbee and it is 12L and I can fit 2 text books comfortably. If you only have a couple classes you shoudl be able to carry atleast 3 maybe 4 books no problem since this is 20L. But if you have an all day schedule go with something a little bigger. But it is nice to have a waist belt if you bike to class, very handy.

You don't really have much of a variety on backcountry on platform pedals, so that would be your only option. Here are 2 links to price point. I'm not sure if they are compatible with toe clips but they are under 500 grams and cost less.

http://www.pricepoint.com/detail/19027-240_AZO429-3-Parts-65-Pedals/Mountain/Azonic-420-Flat-Pedal.htm

http://www.pricepoint.com/detail/17430-240_TIOMX6-3-Parts-65-Pedals/Mountain/Tioga-Mx-Pro-Pedal.htm

width is 711mm

You need a large for your pack and it looks like they only have regulars, so you'd either have to wait for them to get largers or just buy another brand raincover. It won't hurt if you buy anothe brand just make sure it's big enough for your pack and it should work the same!

Do you have a weight limit on Reynolds Carbon wheels?

We do not have specific weight limit for any of the models of Reynolds Carbon wheels. However, a heavier rider will find less flex out of wheel with a deeper rim profile and/or a wheel built with a higher spoke count.

Weight recommendations-
Cirro, KOM- Up to 175 lbs.
Stratus DV UL 16/20 spoke count. Up to 190 lbs. Recommended spoke count 20/24 for over 190 lbs.

All recommendations can vary depending on riding style and desired performance.

That's off their website, I couldn't find anything really specific.
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kyle

Yeah you could definetly make the pad fit your leg. It may be a little bunched up in the back when you pull the velcro straps tight but all you gotta do is pull those straps as much as possible and it should go small enough unless they are just made really big and you have tiny legs. Hope that helps.
Kyle

Definetly! in a downpour your pack is gonna get wet in a drizzle it should be fine. If you wanted to you could just use a big trash bag and make it work if your short on cash, but if you have the money I'd say buy it because it helps to be able to hike in the rain and keep your pack and your gear dry!!

I went on the yakima website for you and saw what you needed. If you already have the q towers and everything then you are going to need Q5 for the front clips and Q35 for the rear clips. If you want to do it yourself here is the website
http://www.yakima.com/Consumer/Step1.aspx
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Kyle

The fork, wheels, and brakes are probably the biggest difference makers. The fork is a fox which is awesome and nicer and the wheels are better and probably lighter and the brakes are probably twice as good as there other juicy 5's and alot lighter. Most of the other components are about the same. They may be different brands like shimano and sram but they are pretty much the same. The front derailleur and the shifters are the only other real difference and they are a step up on the better build. Also one other thing the seat post in this build is a thompson and you can't beat a thompson seat post. Hope that helps.

They cannot ship North Face products to Europe. There is a list of what they can and cannot ship out of the US when you go to checkout. But if you are interested in something else and if they can ship it outside the US then yes they can definetly ship it to you! Sorry.

You'll probably just have to buy the kit again. Also if you just bought the spoon it would probably be almost as expensive as the kit itself. I'd buy the kit and have extras because every where I looked it was for the whole kit and no way could you just buy the spoon.

Yes, I found on http://www.e-omc.com/catalog/products/5563/Arcteryx-Blade-30-Backpack.html that it will fit a standard 17" laptop.

Definetly. They both have 4 bolt holes and everything should pretty much be the same.

I have the mummy pad and I have slept in my hammock many times with this pad and I do not have a BA bag. It's a little tricky to put your pad in and get in keeping it straight but i recommend it. Also I deflate the pad a little for the hammock so its a little more comfortable.

Definetly go with the rectangular! I have the mummy and i wish i had more room so my feet wouldn't fall off. The only reason I would get the mummy is if i had a sleeve in my bag and if my tent would be too small for a rectangular. If I could buy it again i would buy the rectangular!