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Old 03-12-21, 09:21 AM
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Originally Posted by phrantic09
My wife is having a delayed local reaction to the vaccine just like here:
https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMc2102131

She feels fine other wise
A sore or swollen arm at the injection site is very common for a few days. I couldn't sleep on that side for a couple of nights.
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Originally Posted by BillyD
A sore or swollen arm at the injection site is very common for a few days. I couldn't sleep on that side for a couple of nights.
This is definitely an allergic reaction, it's a raised oval shaped rash that's probably 5 inches long or so. But, she has skin reactions to everything. This started about 1 week after getting the shot.

Same here, got a bad night sleep the second night because I naturally roll to my right side and it would wake me up.
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Originally Posted by BillyD
Whoa. When I discovered the thread about half a page down from the top I knew there was some slacking going on in here.

whose slacking?
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Originally Posted by seedsbelize
That fool threw away more hot girls on that show . . . .

That one wasn't that hot, but Teri Hatcher was OMG hot.
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I don’t know how I only just now discovered Ritchey Zeta wheels, but they are being added to the LIST.
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Originally Posted by DougRNS

I rode from my house today. Actually feel ok. I guess time will tell. Maybe I can get up to 3 times per week then increase distance. I have no horsepower being out of shape and on the meds. It felt great as brief as it was.
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What device is this readout from? Provides reasonable information compared to some others.
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Whoa. When I discovered the thread about half a page down from the top I knew there was some slacking going on in here.
Sorry about that. It's project delivery day here at rjones28 World Headquarters.
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Originally Posted by BillyD
Whoa. When I discovered the thread about half a page down from the top I knew there was some slacking going on in here.
I blame Velo Vol
Naturally.
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What device is this readout from? Provides reasonable information compared to some others.
data is gathered on a Garmin watch and presented on the Garmin Connect App for mobile phones.
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Originally Posted by DougRNS
data is gathered on a Garmin watch and presented on the Garmin Connect App for mobile phones.

fenix?
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Originally Posted by phrantic09
It's more supple and seems to have more grip. I will say that with the GP5K I had plenty of similar rock hits that did not result in a puncture like yesterday. However yesterday could also have been a complete fluke.

Yah, it'll be fine with sealant, honestly I probably couldn't find where the puncture happened now if I tried.
Gotcha. Between you and some others, the picture that I'm getting is that they'd be similar in feel to the Hutchison's that I had - a hair more hard and a hair more vague than the best-in-class, in that regard.

Interesting about the puncture - in the 5k or so that I had on them last year, I didn't have anything like that happen, so I don't get the impression that they're particularly fragile, and I didn't exactly shy away from stretches of gravel or anything, either. All of the punctures were small sharp things - glass, wires, those little sharp rocks like the cherry stone grit that you put on sidewalks, etc. Oh well, hopefully you've got lots of trouble-free miles on them ahead of you.
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
I don’t know how I only just now discovered Ritchey Zeta wheels, but they are being added to the LIST.
AFTER the power meter.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
AFTER the power meter.

I tend to agree with you, but it would make packing the Ritchey sooooo much easier if I could remove the cassette.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
AFTER the power meter.
Won't get far without wheels. Just sayin'.
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Won't get far without wheels. Just sayin'.
He's got some.
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Speaking of tires, the Vittoria Corsa G+ tires have arrived. Now I'm in a quandary - are they TOO nice for the Cannondale? Also, is there really anything wrong with its current dark palette?

These Vittorias are supposedly really nice tires, according to Bicyclerollingresistance.com. 5 out of 5. The Cannondale was the cheapest bike in the stable by $1000. I'm thinking maybe the Battaglin, which was the most expensive, deserves these. Plus, it's Italian. Perhaps it would look better with gumwalls....


Then I could move the Grand Prix's over to the Cannondale. BRR rates those as 4 out of 5, which is better than the 3 out of 5 the Grand Sport Race's it's currently wearing would rate.

Decisions, decisions, decisions, and all so lacking in importance for anyone but me!
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
I tend to agree with you, but it would make packing the Ritchey sooooo much easier if I could remove the cassette.
Ah. Does it expose the pawls or anything? The freehub body on the Zipps can pull straight off, but that exposes the pawls and whatnot, which I'm not so fond of.
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Originally Posted by phrantic09
This is definitely an allergic reaction, it's a raised oval shaped rash that's probably 5 inches long or so. But, she has skin reactions to everything. This started about 1 week after getting the shot.

Same here, got a bad night sleep the second night because I naturally roll to my right side and it would wake me up.
Hope she is better soon.

I tend to roll to the left toward my wife, and when I do she will punch me in the arm and tell me to get away. My arm soreness lasted for a while.
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Speaking of tires, the Vittoria Corsa G+ tires have arrived. Now I'm in a quandary - are they TOO nice for the Cannondale? Also, is there really anything wrong with its current dark palette?

These Vittorias are supposedly really nice tires, according to Bicyclerollingresistance.com. 5 out of 5. The Cannondale was the cheapest bike in the stable by $1000. I'm thinking maybe the Battaglin, which was the most expensive, deserves these. Plus, it's Italian. Perhaps it would look better with gumwalls....

Then I could move the Grand Prix's over to the Cannondale. BRR rates those as 4 out of 5, which is better than the 3 out of 5 the Grand Sport Race's it's currently wearing would rate.

Decisions, decisions, decisions, and all so lacking in importance for anyone but me!
Yup, Corsas are supposed to be pretty nice, though maybe not terribly robust. I had a previous version and they were good.

Are the rims on the Cannondale anodized and will the brake track wear down to silver? If so, the addition of gumwalls might make that a little busy.
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Ah. Does it expose the pawls or anything? The freehub body on the Zipps can pull straight off, but that exposes the pawls and whatnot, which I'm not so fond of.

it does yes, which makes for easy cleaning and applying grease. Watched a 3 min video on youtube. Practically an expert now.
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Originally Posted by genejockey
Speaking of tires, the Vittoria Corsa G+ tires have arrived. Now I'm in a quandary - are they TOO nice for the Cannondale? Also, is there really anything wrong with its current dark palette?

These Vittorias are supposedly really nice tires, according to Bicyclerollingresistance.com. 5 out of 5. The Cannondale was the cheapest bike in the stable by $1000. I'm thinking maybe the Battaglin, which was the most expensive, deserves these. Plus, it's Italian. Perhaps it would look better with gumwalls....


Then I could move the Grand Prix's over to the Cannondale. BRR rates those as 4 out of 5, which is better than the 3 out of 5 the Grand Sport Race's it's currently wearing would rate.

Decisions, decisions, decisions, and all so lacking in importance for anyone but me!
Gumwalls on that blue would really pop.

You could order another set for the Battaglin.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
Yup, Corsas are supposed to be pretty nice, though maybe not terribly robust. I had a previous version and they were good.

Are the rims on the Cannondale anodized and will the brake track wear down to silver? If so, the addition of gumwalls might make that a little busy.
Yeah, they're anodized. But also used enough to have a bit of spalling on the bearing track for the front hub. Yet they have minimal wear on the brake track, as you see. They came from Ohio, which is a lot flatter than here. Maybe the previous owner never went downhill in the 25-30 years these wheels have been alive?
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
it does yes, which makes for easy cleaning and applying grease. Watched a 3 min video on youtube. Practically an expert now.
The problem that I have with it is that, on my wheels, it also makes it really easy to lose the pawl or two and for gunk to get in/out. Are the pawls retained somehow or are there travel covers for the exposed bits?
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fenix?
its a watch- Vivoactive
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Yeesh! I can see a couple spots that need some touchup on the head tube and down tube!
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