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apropos to all of the oil change talk, I have an oil change in an hour or so, synthetic, of course.
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I spent an hour on the trainer last night but when it uploaded to Strava it only showed like 46 seconds of activity
Second time that's happened with an indoor workout.
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I splurged and got a pair of Castelli Estremo gloves. They are pretty good right around freezing but not quite good enough down to the "advertised" 25F. They are generally ideal for riding in the 30's F but are $$$$. Obviously there are a TON of choices for gloves and jackets and what works for one may not work for another.
PS if temps well below freezing (say in the 20's) I do best with glove liners inside mittens. If below 15F throw in a chemical hand warmer...or throw in the towel and ride the trainer
PS if temps well below freezing (say in the 20's) I do best with glove liners inside mittens. If below 15F throw in a chemical hand warmer...or throw in the towel and ride the trainer
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Hmm, well I signed up for an account but it seems like my Wahoo is having a hard time uploading activities correctly to Strava.
I spent an hour on the trainer last night but when it uploaded to Strava it only showed like 46 seconds of activity
Second time that's happened with an indoor workout.
I spent an hour on the trainer last night but when it uploaded to Strava it only showed like 46 seconds of activity
Second time that's happened with an indoor workout.
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I have a glove liner mitten combo, I may give that a try to see if I can actually shift. My hands and feet get really cold in the 20s. My New Year’s Day ride I ended up with numb feet about 10 miles in and they never warmed up over the final 30 miles. Same with my hands.
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Frankly it looks better in the MTB configuration, but still a little off. I can't decide if I like the double downtubes or not. I certainly liked it when Colnago did it.
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Looks a little more comfortable as a MTB:
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This accurately describes the situation.
https://youtu.be/o0s5CP2kXsc
https://youtu.be/o0s5CP2kXsc
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Edit: or is that what you were talking about? Did you upload to Intervals manually or to Strava manually? I still don't see it on Strava.
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Nothing personal, Mojo.
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Yeah, the oversized tubing on this is a little strange with all that triangulation going on.
Frankly it looks better in the MTB configuration, but still a little off. I can't decide if I like the double downtubes or not. I certainly liked it when Colnago did it.
Farr Twin-T
Frankly it looks better in the MTB configuration, but still a little off. I can't decide if I like the double downtubes or not. I certainly liked it when Colnago did it.
Farr Twin-T
Initially I though this was some one-off custom from Farr Frameworks, but no, there's also a company called Farr that does a lot of bikepacking & gravel stuff and this is one of their production frames
Looks a little more comfortable as a MTB:
Looks a little more comfortable as a MTB:
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I tried deleting the activity from Strava and re-uploading the .fit but I still got the same thing, just a 48s long activity. Strangely the kCal number came through fine
I had the activity private which is why you couldn't see it, it's public now though.
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I haven't connected Intervals to Strava yet. I uploaded the files manually.
I tried deleting the activity from Strava and re-uploading the .fit but I still got the same thing, just a 48s long activity. Strangely the kCal number came through fine
I had the activity private which is why you couldn't see it, it's public now though.
I tried deleting the activity from Strava and re-uploading the .fit but I still got the same thing, just a 48s long activity. Strangely the kCal number came through fine
I had the activity private which is why you couldn't see it, it's public now though.
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In my opinion, for winter jackets, you really can't do better than Gore Cycling. As far as I'm concerned, good cold weather cycling gloves don't exist.
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My LG jacket is good to about 30, I need something for the 10-30 range