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FREE DENTAL DAY  AT CLERMONT HILLS DENTISTRY   GIVING BACK TO OUR COMMUNITY!

We are incredibly excited to announce that Clermont Hills Dentistry will be hosting our FIRST EVER FREE DENTAL DAY! 🎉   We believe everyone deserves access to quality dental care, and we’re opening our doors to give back to the community  that has supported us!   📅 Friday, November 13, 2026 ⏰ Starting at 8:00 AM 📍 Clermont Hills Dentistry 💚100% FREE — No insurance required!      WHAT SERVICES ARE AVAILABLE?   Each patient may choose ONE of the following services at absolutely NO COST:   ✨ One Dental Cleaning   ✨ One Filling   ✨ One Extraction   📋 WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE ATTENDING:   📞 CALL US AHEAD OF TIME! We strongly encourage anyone interested in attending to contact our office BEFORE the event. Our team will collect your information, enter you into our system, and provide an opportunity to complete your patient paperwork in advance. This will help make your experience smoother and prevent unnecessary delays when you’re waiting in line!   📱 YOU MAY RECEIVE AN APPOINTMENT TEXT! As we enter your information into our system, you may receive an automated text message showing an appointment time. Please disregard that time! This event is strictly FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED. Calling ahead and completing paperwork does NOT reserve your place in line.

I've been riding the stock Giant tires since I bought the bike in 2022. Hubs bought me new tires for my birthday - Continental GP Urbans. I feel like I'm riding a brand new bike!

I ordered some more and I noticed a lot of brands on Amazon are giving people the false impression that in 8-12 weeks, there will be amazing results.

Somehow, I managed to lose/misplace my favorite Liv gloves. They fit perfect and I've turned the house upside down looking for them. So, so irritating. Rant ended.

Does anyone have experiences with the Continental Contact Urban vs the Schwalbe Marathon racer? It's almost time for tires and I'm trying to decide. Most of my riding is on paved surfaces with minimal debris and the very occasional gravel ride.

I see people talking about TE, AGA, etc but I can't recall seeing many posts for AA. Am I just unusual or is it something that is often misdiagnosed?

Two weeks ago, a woman decided to ride her e-bike into the finish chute. She completely ignored the cones leading in to the chute along with people yelling at her to stop. The person handing out tokens tried to haze her and she kept trying to get around him on foot but straddling the bike. A bystander grabbed her bike and dragged it under the flags forcing her to get out of the way before someone got hurt.

I'm thinking on trying to do the Ultimate Sacrifice Shawl but I'm not sure what would be a good sub for Wollelfe.