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abshipp 06-03-22 06:31 PM


Originally Posted by Trsnrtr (Post 22529770)
My wife and I have crossed over behind the Cheddar Curtain. We’re going to spend the week riding in Illinois’ largest state park, aka Wisconsin.

Where are you riding at?

Bah Humbug 06-03-22 06:46 PM


Originally Posted by Mojo31 (Post 22529171)

Other captions...

"No pressure though."

"Lol jk they're in all the squares."

"Lol jk he's way off in the other direction."

"Also, good luck sleeping tonight."

"There is a time limit."

Trsnrtr 06-03-22 06:46 PM


Originally Posted by abshipp (Post 22530200)
Where are you riding at?

Basically the southern half. We are on a 7 day tour going point to point. We leave Madison in the Morning for Whitewater. I think we will average 50 a day.

Bah Humbug 06-03-22 06:46 PM

Worth going through the last five pages? Y'all have been busy while I've been driving to Amarillo the red light hell loop.

Velo Vol 06-03-22 06:55 PM


Originally Posted by abshipp (Post 22530199)
What a great way to describe every paper I wrote as a undergrad philosophy major.

Oh? I teed one up for you.

Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 22528360)
Why are we here?

Where did we come from?


MoAlpha 06-03-22 06:59 PM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 22530183)
Uh oh.

Yeah, way too late for me too. :cry:

seedsbelize2 06-03-22 07:00 PM


Originally Posted by MoAlpha (Post 22530171)
Not completely clear what drives that correlation, but muscle, bone etc. loss is a major component of frailty in the elderly and frail people die. If you want to be a robust 80 year old, you better be a strapping 50 year old.

As luck would have it, I was doing the hardest physical daily work of my life at 50. 49- 55 we lived in Belize. Daily, all day hard work. Vamos a ver.
I used to say I aged backward during those years.

MoAlpha 06-03-22 07:01 PM


Originally Posted by abshipp (Post 22530199)
What a great way to describe every paper I wrote as a undergrad philosophy major.

God, me too! However, it’s excusable and even sort of cute in an undergrad.

abshipp 06-03-22 07:05 PM


Originally Posted by Trsnrtr (Post 22530206)
Basically the southern half. We are on a 7 day tour going point to point. We leave Madison in the Morning for Whitewater. I think we will average 50 a day.

Sounds fun :)

I've done quite a few rides out of Whitewater, there are some fun roads out there.

Velo Vol 06-03-22 07:11 PM

Dirtbags? wut


LesterOfPuppets 06-03-22 07:21 PM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 22530234)

How are the Lady Vols doing?

Lady Wildcats are out :(


abshipp 06-03-22 07:28 PM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 22530215)
Oh? I teed one up for you.

IDK.

But that's kind of the problem, right?

genejockey 06-03-22 07:41 PM

Well, THAT'S embarrassing!!!! The creaking noise the Canyon was making was the SEATPOST, NOT the press fit BB I rather extravagantly replaced. Boy, is there egg on MY face! A little assembly paste, properly torque down the screw, and....... silence. ALL the creaking noise gone.

I also raised the saddle the 3mm I'd lowered it by, and felt a LOT more able to put down power. I rode exactly the same route as last night, but 5 minutes faster over 22.6 miles, AND I felt a whole lot stronger. Maybe it's the position, maybe it's the relief from having solved the riddle, maybe it's that it's 5 degrees cooler - the wind was pretty much the same. I don't know. I DO know that yesterday I was tired and uncomfortable in the saddle and found it hard to push hard, and today was very different.

Velo Vol 06-03-22 07:43 PM


Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets (Post 22530241)
How are the Lady Vols doing?

:(

DougRNS 06-03-22 07:47 PM

Keep it going Owls.
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...c3cda8dd59.jpg

abshipp 06-03-22 07:49 PM


Originally Posted by MoAlpha (Post 22530223)
God, me too! However, it’s excusable and even sort of cute in an undergrad.

We have all had a minimum word limit to satisfy ;)

I was super in to botany when I was in school so I took quite a few biology and plant physiology classes. I'm just delighted that there is an alternative context for the root "turgid" than what I have seen before :p

abshipp 06-03-22 07:55 PM


Originally Posted by genejockey (Post 22530255)
Well, THAT'S embarrassing!!!! The creaking noise the Canyon was making was the SEATPOST, NOT the press fit BB I rather extravagantly replaced. Boy, is there egg on MY face! A little assembly paste, properly torque down the screw, and....... silence. ALL the creaking noise gone.

I had an SL7 Tarmac in my stand the other day for a brake bleed and creaking noise from the BB.

Brakes definitely needed a bleed, but the seatpost and clamp wedge were absolutely dry. Added some carbon paste and all the noises disappeared.

DougRNS 06-03-22 07:57 PM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 22529863)
I see this is a sensitive issue for you.

Actually not. I think you're butthurt that I crushed your baseless criticism of a generation.

LesterOfPuppets 06-03-22 07:58 PM


Originally Posted by Velo Vol (Post 22530257)

Beavers are usually pretty good.

I guess the Lady Wildcats aren't out yet. I forgot about the double elimination action. They face the Beavs next.

genejockey 06-03-22 07:59 PM


Originally Posted by abshipp (Post 22530267)
I had an SL7 Tarmac in my stand the other day for a brake bleed and creaking noise from the BB.

Brakes definitely needed a bleed, but the seatpost and clamp wedge were absolutely dry. Added some carbon paste and all the noises disappeared.

NOW you tell me!

I don't feel too bad about replacing the BB. I'm pretty sure the Wheels Mfg. one is a better product, and I am a big guy. BUT I wish I'd thought of the seatpost first.....

Trsnrtr 06-03-22 08:13 PM


Originally Posted by abshipp (Post 22530226)
Sounds fun :)

I've done quite a few rides out of Whitewater, there are some fun roads out there.

Yeah, we’ve done quite a few rides/tours in WI. Door Co. x 3, Kettle Morraine a few times, the Driftless Area, Stevens Point a lot.

Bah Humbug 06-03-22 08:17 PM


Originally Posted by genejockey (Post 22530255)
Well, THAT'S embarrassing!!!! The creaking noise the Canyon was making was the SEATPOST, NOT the press fit BB I rather extravagantly replaced. Boy, is there egg on MY face! A little assembly paste, properly torque down the screw, and....... silence. ALL the creaking noise gone.

I also raised the saddle the 3mm I'd lowered it by, and felt a LOT more able to put down power. I rode exactly the same route as last night, but 5 minutes faster over 22.6 miles, AND I felt a whole lot stronger. Maybe it's the position, maybe it's the relief from having solved the riddle, maybe it's that it's 5 degrees cooler - the wind was pretty much the same. I don't know. I DO know that yesterday I was tired and uncomfortable in the saddle and found it hard to push hard, and today was very different.

My BBRight R2 creaked... from the saddle (loose on the rail itself) and the cleat. The oh-so-terrible BB was always fine.

abshipp 06-03-22 08:21 PM


Originally Posted by genejockey (Post 22530273)
NOW you tell me!

I don't feel too bad about replacing the BB. I'm pretty sure the Wheels Mfg. one is a better product, and I am a big guy. BUT I wish I'd thought of the seatpost first.....

Generally a thread-together Wheels BB solves a lot of creaking problems on press-fit bikes, after trying the usual remedies, of course.

My old hardtail MTB needed a seatpost regrease pretty regularly or it would creak, even out of the saddle.

DougRNS 06-03-22 08:25 PM

https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...b59c2a6897.jpg
Ouch giving up a 5 spot is not what the Mighty Owls wanted.

DougRNS 06-03-22 08:46 PM

9 runs in the 8th. Not good. The Mighty Owls will have win this one without me. I'm going to bed.
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