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Old 03-14-23, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by ls01
Can't believe I'm saying this. I'm with V.V. on the pie issue. I'm not a fan. I think it's a texture thing. I love pie crust. But there's just way too much hoing on with the filling.
same

this is why I prefer the small pies ... 4 inch diameter or whatever

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Old 03-14-23, 07:26 PM
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I wonder if VV would eat a slice of humble pie….
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Originally Posted by genejockey
Dare I say, Velo Vol doesn't get it?
Goes without saying.
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Old 03-14-23, 09:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
Nope.

Pies are dumb. We've been over this before.
You could have come to your senses.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
The next generation of Internet MD will be lit. Type in your symptoms and the robot goes to work. Combine with wearable devices, and occasional poke at the testing center, and why would you need to see the doctor again?
This word is officially not hip anymore.
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Originally Posted by rjones28
You could have come to your senses.
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in my relentless hunt for the once-per-crank "tick" that refuses to permanently go away, i decided to change out my cleats..........

it looks like they may not have liked the water, and occasional salt water, that they've been subjected to. ouch.



the three screws holding the speedplay adapter shim down were a serious byotch to get out. one of them got rounded and i had to cut a slot into it and use a 1/4" flathead on a socket arm. dislike.
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Originally Posted by t2p
correct - HG93 is not a directional chain

however - Shimano does recommend pin installation based on link direction / link type

( do you have a 9 speed bike ? )



My shimano 9 speed chain didn’t look like that.
Yes the trek 5200 is currently running Ultegra 9 spd.
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Old 03-15-23, 04:42 AM
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Datlas conditions are perfect out there.
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Old 03-15-23, 05:32 AM
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Originally Posted by genejockey
ANYONE can answer health questions. Answering them CORRECTLY? Ay, there's the rub.
Just like ChatGTP is going to replace me, when most of my job is talking to the business to suss out exactly what they want when it turns out that what they say isn't how the system works at all.
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Old 03-15-23, 05:40 AM
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
If I spin the wheel backwards the cranks move backwards, If I try and spin the cranks backwards and let go they stop almost instantly.
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Even spacing on the cassette cogs; are all the gaps the same? The chain should not rub against another cog
Chain path: is the chain fully within the derailleur? I've seen that sometimes the chain gets placed incorrectly through the small pulley wheels and rubs against the pully housing
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Love me some pie, esp. when the crust is made with locally sourced, artisanal lard and I don't know about it. Hold the ice cream, though.
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Until ChatGTP can put it's butt in a recliner, I'll be relevant.
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
Love me some pie, esp. when the crust is made with locally sourced, artisanal lard and I don't know about it. Hold the ice cream, though.
So, like from a really old pig by a artisan butcher?
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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
So, like from a really old pig by a artisan butcher?
Presumably, and the pie needs to be made by a lady with seven inch upper arm flaps. IOW, the less one knows, the better.
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Originally Posted by rjones28
You could have come to your senses.
Naaaaaaaaah.
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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
Just like ChatGTP is going to replace me, when most of my job is talking to the business to suss out exactly what they want when it turns out that what they say isn't how the system works at all.
Been there.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
So difficult.
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Best thing you've ever posted.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
Dude's about to go postal. Time to call ATF.

I look forward to the manifesto.
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Originally Posted by mvnsnd
Things to check:

Even spacing on the cassette cogs; are all the gaps the same? The chain should not rub against another cog
Chain path: is the chain fully within the derailleur? I've seen that sometimes the chain gets placed incorrectly through the small pulley wheels and rubs against the pully housing

I’ll check to see if it’s rubbing another cog. I took the chain off last night and spun the cranks. They don’t spin amazing, but I have seen worse. Put the chain back on and made sure the routing was done correctly, still did it. I found a bike radar review of the 2015 Trek Madone 2.1.




Looks like the BB is prone to getting sticky. If that’s the case and it’s fine to ride then no sweat. I just don’t want there to be an underlining problem that I make worse.

Taking it to the shop today to get it checked out.
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
Datlas conditions are perfect out there.
Fake miles done. But tentative plans for a 120 mile ride up to Hawk Mountain later this week.
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Chittenango snow report.

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Ended up with 15", plus or minus an inch. Hard to be sure with the drifting.
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