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Wow, what a mess

Good catch, Sweeney. All of the text came from that ad too.

Yes, It's a real workhorse.

For home roasting, I've had one of these for about eight years. I previously had a cheaper, entry-level roaster but it couldn't handle the relentless stream of beans that we fed through it. The Gene Cafe is pretty pricy but it is a well-made machine that is up to the task and should last many...

Nice! SRAM is here in San Luis Obispo.

Which gravel bike did you get, John?

Nice!

Dang, that's crazy. We would certainly take some of that off of your hands out here in parched California.

Great! Let me know if you have any questions.

I get my beans from Sweet Maria's. You can get any kind of bean from around the world there. They also have a great section on how to get started with roasting. Once you get it dialed in, it's fun and easy.

I've been roasting my own beans for 10 years now. It's pretty easy and I'm surprised that more people don't do it. It's cheaper than buying roasted beans, and the coffee is not even comparable.

I like your style, Mike & Lisa!

Nice! Pinnacles is a great spot.

I highly recommend Will Prowse for battery and solar information. He is excellent

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Is this still available?

Somebody got a heck of a deal!

That's such a great photo! You did good.