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Posted By rensho3

The chain line is good. No problems.

The chain line is good. No problems.
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Posted By rensho3

I just put on a Rotor Aldhu 150 mm crank arm with...

I just put on a Rotor Aldhu 150 mm crank arm with 30 mm axel set up for BSA 68 BB. It works very well.
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I think you need to decide what you are going to...

I think you need to decide what you are going to use it for. I only race 500 TT and Team Sprint these days. I only use a front disc if I am indoor. I don't even own one at this point; I borrow it...
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I used a Zipp disc from 1999 until I broke it in...

I used a Zipp disc from 1999 until I broke it in a crash in 2015. I don't think you have to worry about the structural integrity of the disc. The big problem with a Zipp disc of that vintage is...
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Posted By rensho3

I had the same problem, and then found out that...

I had the same problem, and then found out that while you can't see it on the display, it will calculate and is visible when you download the data and use Golden Cheetah
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Posted By rensho3

That is consistent with my understanding of the...

That is consistent with my understanding of the rule book, and Tobukog's.
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Posted By rensho3

Uhh, I was talking about sprint rounds, not a...

Uhh, I was talking about sprint rounds, not a mass start race. Perhaps they changed the rule when I wasn't looking.
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Posted By rensho3

I was at Master Natz in Seattle in 1998 (at least...

I was at Master Natz in Seattle in 1998 (at least I think it was Seattle, pre-crash events are still a little sketchy) in a rep final when I broke one of two straps on my right foot (I was using...
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Long before riding a fixie was popular, I built...

Long before riding a fixie was popular, I built one out of an old KHS so I could train on it. I don't have the bike anymore, so I forget what the BB was, but the I know the spider did not hold onto...
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Posted By rensho3

Re Adamo saddle; I have ridden one for about...

Re Adamo saddle; I have ridden one for about three years on the track. It did take a while (I mean a couple of months) to fully acclimate to it, but I am sold on it. I was having some serious...
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Posted By rensho3

I use the BMX style slip on grips. Easy to...

I use the BMX style slip on grips. Easy to apply, fills the hole in the bar ends, and works even if I forget my gloves (although that has never happened, Murphy's law rules, and so I figured making...
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I am so happy for LAN. I wish I was there to see...

I am so happy for LAN. I wish I was there to see it, but I broke my wrist three weeks ago and didn't go to the track because not being able to compete would have bummed me out. I train with her;...
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Posted By rensho3

I train on Mavic Ellipses with Vittoria Rubio Pro...

I train on Mavic Ellipses with Vittoria Rubio Pro clinchers. They are great for training because they are slow and bomb proof! I have flatted on the rear wheel and made it out alive down off the...
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Posted By rensho3

I have an old Trak Sak, literally over 20 yeas...

I have an old Trak Sak, literally over 20 yeas old now, and still working like a charm. I haven't used or even seen the Black Line version, but a lot of folds at Carson use the Track Assistant: ...
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Posted By rensho3

The 'Springs velo is a 333 concrete track with...

The 'Springs velo is a 333 concrete track with relatively (compared to BVV) shallow angles on the turns. This means you can ride just about anything as long as it does not have brakes or derailleur....
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Posted By rensho3

I am very happy using the Lezyne pump for my...

I am very happy using the Lezyne pump for my track tires. It gets and holds 180 psi without problem.
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Posted By rensho3

Time trials, elbows in; mass start and match...

Time trials, elbows in; mass start and match sprint, elbows used as appropriate to the situation.
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I am not that big of a guy, 5'5 and 158 lbs. I...

I am not that big of a guy, 5'5 and 158 lbs. I ride with a strap as insurance, not any fashion. I pulled out a left cleat years ago and added straps, and never had the problem again. Until at...
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Posted By rensho3

Yes, I remember you! See you at worlds. John

Yes, I remember you! See you at worlds.

John
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Yes, I was there on Friday night. I rode the...

Yes, I was there on Friday night. I rode the white/black Fuji Elite.

John
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Posted By rensho3

This kind of thing happens in Master's 60+ and up...

This kind of thing happens in Master's 60+ and up sprints, where there is no longer a requirement that you be at least a 3 on the track to race, even at Natz. I am rubbing the hole in my head where...
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Posted By rensho3

They will work, but I have had them slip which...

They will work, but I have had them slip which causes it to be harden to tighten them. Campy or Dura Ace are my choice because they lock in the bore in the spider and are thus very easy to tighten.
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Posted By rensho3

+1!

+1!
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I ride a Fuji Elite, which had the mast the year...

I ride a Fuji Elite, which had the mast the year I bought it. (newer versions have an adjustable seat post) Carleton's advice on measuring is spot on, as is his description of how to make shims when...
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Posted By rensho3

Seau, Most of us I suspect carry Tums...

Seau,


Most of us I suspect carry Tums just for that reason. However, if you are older than 45, you might want to also see a cardiologist to make sure it isn't something a little more important....
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Posted By rensho3

gycho77, All of the rental bikes at the velo...

gycho77,

All of the rental bikes at the velo use clincher wheels/tires. They use Vittoria Rubio (I think this how it is spelled). I am sure Tufos would work. I know some use Tufo tubulars.
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Gycho77, I ride/race at Stub Hub/Velo Center all...

Gycho77, I ride/race at Stub Hub/Velo Center all the time. As for equipment, any track bike will work. Some road fixies may work, but not necessarily. Most people use 165 or 170 crank arms. I know...
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Posted By rensho3

Used that setup on my Zipp front wheel with no...

Used that setup on my Zipp front wheel with no problems for more year than I can remember using a steel nut.
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Posted By rensho3

I have never been a "full-time" master's racer,...

I have never been a "full-time" master's racer, but I am certainly a "part-time" guy who puts in about 20 hrs per week (before July's crash). Like Carleton, I was tired, slept a lot etc. I finally...
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Posted By rensho3

You probably won't need 4 zip ties...just 2. ...

You probably won't need 4 zip ties...just 2. Remember, the zip ties don't bear any load. They are simply there to hold the strap in place. Try with two and see if that works.[/QUOTE]

You don't...
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Posted By rensho3

Believe or not LA is a great place to ride the...

Believe or not LA is a great place to ride the road, although some may not be able to handle sharing the road with all of the cars. Its the wonder of having nice weather most of the time.
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Posted By rensho3

+1 Not flinching when you bobble at those...

+1

Not flinching when you bobble at those speeds is so important. Its amazing how much speed you lose, although jamming to get back on the moto when it happens is always good training too, I...
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Posted By rensho3

For Natz this year, I upgraded to a FF 90 mm...

For Natz this year, I upgraded to a FF 90 mm front wheel from a 60 mm wheel. I am sure glad I practiced with it to warm up at Rock Springs or my 500 would have been a disaster. It made me wobble a...
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Posted By rensho3

I sure wish someone had a video of my crash at...

I sure wish someone had a video of my crash at Master's Natz in Rock Hill. I'm told it was spectacular, but I don't remember any of it. Back on track (pun intended), the only thing damaged on my...
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Posted By rensho3

Definitely going to try this next time we do a...

Definitely going to try this next time we do a power hour!
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Posted By rensho3

Also known as Kilo cough. I find honey dissolved...

Also known as Kilo cough. I find honey dissolved in hot tea seems to help. As for dry mouth, my wife swears by sticking a clove between cheek and gum, but that doesn't work for me. I really need...
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Posted By rensho3

Velocirapture, Sorry it took so long to...

Velocirapture,

Sorry it took so long to answer as I was flying on Delta for the last two days. Kinda sucked.

In any case, the 500 takes about 8 or more button pushes to get into and out of the...
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Posted By rensho3

I use the 500 on the track and the road, and it...

I use the 500 on the track and the road, and it works quite well. The 510 is, however, easier to switch between bikes; I plan to get one when my 500 dies.
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Dalai, I agree that they should be allowed in...

Dalai, I agree that they should be allowed in training. Even then, I don't look at it while I am riding, but it sure is nice to see maximum speed and lap time between efforts to judge how the...
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Posted By rensho3

I know this is too simple, but I have found that...

I know this is too simple, but I have found that electrical tape of any color across the screen of the Garmin makes the officials happy as clams.
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Posted By rensho3

I bought one from the Velodrome shop in England. ...

I bought one from the Velodrome shop in England. I can't get a pix of it right now to show you, but it is a thing of beauty. And brutally strong. The chain part has a little magnet on one end to...
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Posted By rensho3

I agree. I can change front and rear in about 5...

I agree. I can change front and rear in about 5 minutes, which is half of the time we usually rest between efforts. I don't use double sided hubs. Like Quinn, I always put my warm up gear back on...
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Posted By rensho3

I listen to music by Afro Celt; I start with low...

I listen to music by Afro Celt; I start with low cadence, low resistance, and then when I hit the 4th song, which has a beat of about 110, I do my first interval. Timing is about 15 minutes or so. ...
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Posted By rensho3

I have been using the Adamo Attack for about a...

I have been using the Adamo Attack for about a month. Once you get used to it, it works just fine, and you don't have that nasty numbness in your special place after a long race. It probably is not...
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