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Forum: Mountain Biking
12-06-23, 10:25 AM
Replies: 2
Views: 491
Posted By prj71

Nice Trek SuperCaliber!!! :lol: I just...

Nice Trek SuperCaliber!!! :lol:

I just looked at one of those this week at the bike shop and took it for a spin. It is a nice ride.
Forum: Mountain Biking
12-06-23, 10:17 AM
Replies: 2
Views: 491
Posted By DMC707

Splurges on new S-Works can be easily renamed as...

Splurges on new S-Works can be easily renamed as “investments in emotional well being”

Specialized set the hook in me a few years ago with an SWorks Tarmac too
Forum: Bicycle Mechanics
12-08-22, 02:10 PM
Replies: 2
Views: 315
Posted By Iride01

S might be denoting the size of the rotor. Or...

S might be denoting the size of the rotor. Or maybe color or just that Shimano had a change in some particular manufacturing process they go through.
Forum: Bicycle Mechanics
12-08-22, 01:32 PM
Replies: 2
Views: 315
Posted By veganbikes

I think one has an S at the end and the other...

I think one has an S at the end and the other doesn't but I don't think they are different as long as they are the same mounting and same size you should be good.
Forum: General Cycling Discussion
02-16-22, 05:04 PM
Replies: 8
Views: 577
Posted By BTinNYC

Nice setup! Especially like the window, indoor...

Nice setup!
Especially like the window, indoor riding doesn't have to be underground. 😉
Forum: Indoor & Stationary Cycling Forum
02-13-22, 10:36 AM
Replies: 5
Views: 2,681
Posted By adamrice

I've got a CycleOps H1 (older version of what...

I've got a CycleOps H1 (older version of what you're considering). I had to have warranty work done on it at one point—it took a while, but they did it without any hassle. Other than that, I haven't...
Forum: Indoor & Stationary Cycling Forum
02-08-22, 05:42 AM
Replies: 5
Views: 2,681
Posted By PeteHski

Yeah, I would go with Yahoo too as the big player...

Yeah, I would go with Yahoo too as the big player in this space. I agree with the above that auto power calibration is a great feature. Takes away the doubt when you haven't been bothered to do a...
Forum: General Cycling Discussion
02-07-22, 08:51 PM
Replies: 8
Views: 577
Posted By jaxgtr

I'm bias as I have a Kickr, so..... Kickr. As...

I'm bias as I have a Kickr, so..... Kickr. As long as your drive train is clean and setup right, the Kickr is pretty damn quiet in the big scheme of things.
Forum: General Cycling Discussion
02-07-22, 07:12 PM
Replies: 8
Views: 577
Posted By tempocyclist

Wahoo KICKR

Wahoo KICKR
Forum: General Cycling Discussion
02-07-22, 07:09 PM
Replies: 8
Views: 577
Posted By jolly_codger

My only comment is, check Zwift's website and see...

My only comment is, check Zwift's website and see if the Saris can connect direct to Zwift or if you have to go thru Zwift's Companion app on a phone or tablet. My son has the Wahoo and it connects...
Forum: Indoor & Stationary Cycling Forum
02-07-22, 05:39 PM
Replies: 5
Views: 2,681
Posted By surak

Wahoo customer service is great. Being in the...

Wahoo customer service is great. Being in the Wahoo Kickr ecosystem is also nice in that you have the option of adding a Kickr Climb or whatever that Elite riser thing is called. Their hardware isn't...
Forum: Road Cycling
07-26-21, 01:34 PM
Replies: 82
Views: 8,978
Posted By jaxgtr

I use this as a gauge and then adjust as...

I use this as a gauge and then adjust as needed... I don't ride zip wheels, but its always been a good first start....

https://axs.sram.com/guides/tire/pressure
Forum: Road Cycling
07-26-21, 12:50 PM
Replies: 82
Views: 8,978
Posted By GhostRider62

I'd run 50-55 front and 70-75 rear, assuming...

I'd run 50-55 front and 70-75 rear, assuming 60/40 weight balance.

I'd run 55-60 front and 67-72 rear, assuming 55/45 weight balance.
Forum: Road Cycling
07-26-21, 12:31 PM
Replies: 82
Views: 8,978
Posted By datlas

You are probably in the ballpark. Maybe a smidge...

You are probably in the ballpark. Maybe a smidge lower if wet and/or rougher pavement, a smidge higher if riding smooth dry roads.
Forum: Road Cycling
07-26-21, 12:17 PM
Replies: 82
Views: 8,978
Posted By Seattle Forrest

I go anywhere from 65 to 80 psi depending what I...

I go anywhere from 65 to 80 psi depending what I plan to ride on. I weigh more than you.
Forum: Road Cycling
07-26-21, 11:43 AM
Replies: 82
Views: 8,978
Posted By HTupolev

That sounds reasonable, but it's a...

That sounds reasonable, but it's a surface-dependent issue. I'd probably go lower if there was lots of rough chipseal, for instance.
Forum: Road Cycling
05-09-21, 07:40 AM
Replies: 27,209
Views: 18,402,834
Posted By InvertedMP

https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikeforums.net-vbulle...

https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikeforums.net-vbulletin/2000x1504/img_2526_3da024699f2893ed07575d79fcadcb02e55a0979.jpeg
Forum: Road Cycling
05-08-21, 03:52 PM
Replies: 27,209
Views: 18,402,834
Posted By 2cam16

If I saw it the first time and drooled, I shall...

If I saw it the first time and drooled, I shall drool again. lol
Forum: Road Cycling
05-08-21, 09:58 AM
Replies: 27,209
Views: 18,402,834
Posted By zatopek

sweet!

sweet!
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