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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 21584604)
I was on a low mileage week last week but may go even lower this week.
1. I’m tired; no days off since sometime back in June. 2. Avastin injection tomorrow so I won’t ride on that day. 3. Nothing but 90s and high humidity after that. |
Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 21584719)
Now you've done it - you went and edited and now it looks like I've given you a thumbs up for possibly having covid. :mad:
Long-suffering spouse, however, threw up a couple of times last night. I think it was the organic, triple-washed greens she had for lunch. She said she's going to try them again to make sure. :twitchy: |
I’ve always had a problem with taking time off from riding. I just like riding a bicycle and can’t help myself. Been this way for as long as I remember.
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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 21584734)
I’ve always had a problem with taking time off from riding. I just like riding a bicycle and can’t help myself. Been this way for as long as I remember.
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I was cruising posts on the local FB cycling page and I saw it mentioned that someone had Everested in the Twin Cities. Being familiar with all of the "climbs" in the area, this struck me as totally nuts, so I had to look up the specifics. Yup, totally nuts. There are a number of segments on the hill, so I don't know which was officially used, but it boils down to ~.5 miles at ~7% for around 160-170 feet of elevation per. She went up and down 168 times over the course of 23 hours 10 minutes. :twitchy:
Edit - this is, more or less, the segment in question - https://www.strava.com/segments/643393 |
I think my Vector 3 pedals gave up the ghost today. First time I have ever had issues, but reading the interwebz, seems the error I got means they have to be replaced.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 21584740)
I was cruising posts on the local FB cycling page and I saw it mentioned that someone had Everested in the Twin Cities. Being familiar with all of the "climbs" in the area, this struck me as totally nuts, so I had to look up the specifics. Yup, totally nuts. There are a number of segments on the hill, so I don't know which was officially used, but it boils down to ~.5 miles at ~7% for around 160-170 feet of elevation per. She went up and down 168 times over the course of 23 hours 10 minutes. :twitchy:
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 21584740)
I was cruising posts on the local FB cycling page and I saw it mentioned that someone had Everested in the Twin Cities. Being familiar with all of the "climbs" in the area, this struck me as totally nuts, so I had to look up the specifics. Yup, totally nuts. There are a number of segments on the hill, so I don't know which was officially used, but it boils down to ~.5 miles at ~7% for around 160-170 feet of elevation per. She went up and down 168 times over the course of 23 hours 10 minutes. :twitchy:
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
(Post 21584729)
You can unlike.
Originally Posted by MoAlpha
(Post 21584729)
If I get COVID, I won't hold it against you, but I'm feeling fine.
Long-suffering spouse, however, threw up a couple of times last night. I think it was the organic, triple-washed greens she had for lunch. She said she's going to try them again to make sure. :twitchy: So uh, let's hope she pukes again? :foo: |
Originally Posted by BillyD
(Post 21584720)
All the best.
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
(Post 21584737)
We're all that way around here, far as I can tell.
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Originally Posted by phrantic09
(Post 21584746)
That has to be mind numbing.
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Originally Posted by phrantic09
(Post 21584744)
I think my Vector 3 pedals gave up the ghost today. First time I have ever had issues, but reading the interwebz, seems the error I got means they have to be replaced.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 21584759)
That blows. Warranty is long gone, I suppose?
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 21584756)
I just can't imagine. It makes me wonder if she did the math ahead of time and she set out with a realistic idea of how long it'd take her or if she just said, "**** it - let's go" and just didn't quit. They're both a different brand of crazy, but kudos, regardless.
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Originally Posted by phrantic09
(Post 21584762)
shouldn’t be, got them in May, it’s just irritating
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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
(Post 21584785)
I <3 my Quarqs.
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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
(Post 21584785)
I <3 my Quarqs.
Starting to think maybe a left side meter wouldn't be absolutely out of the question budget wise, maybe for next season. |
Originally Posted by abshipp
(Post 21584806)
Didn't I hear something in here about Stages getting their quirks sorted out with the Gen 3 models?
Starting to think maybe a left side meter wouldn't be absolutely out of the question budget wise, maybe for next season. |
Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
(Post 21584810)
You can’t “sort out” the issues with left-side-only. Stages had separate issues, but I’d focus on hunting for a used Quarq or Powertap wheel or the like. You’ll get actual useable data from that.
Need to do some reading, I suppose. |
I am waiting for the Assiomas to become available again.
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In need of some addiction bike maintenance help.
In the last ~ week, immediately after going over bumps/cracks in the road somewhere in the front end/perhaps middle of the bike there are occasional clicking sounds. It doesn't happen over every bump, but when it does there is usually 1-2 clicks, sometimes as many as five. The clicks might be evenly spaced but haven't determined if it matches wheel rpm or cadence. While at first it sounded to me like a cracking sound, I now hear it like the click similar to that of when using a shifter. No different feel in the bike when the sound occurs or other obvious effect. Might happen only on the large chain ring. I did just have the rear derailer cable replace but that just seems to be a coincidence. Its a carbon fiber bike, so I checked for obvious cracks on the frame, fork, wheel etc. No assplosion appears imminent. Any ideas what or how to troubleshoot? |
Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 21584734)
I’ve always had a problem with taking time off from riding. I just like riding a bicycle and can’t help myself. Been this way for as long as I remember.
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Originally Posted by SwtBadger
(Post 21584930)
In need of some addiction bike maintenance help.
In the last ~ week, immediately after going over bumps/cracks in the road somewhere in the front end/perhaps middle of the bike there are occasional clicking sounds. It doesn't happen over every bump, but when it does there is usually 1-2 clicks, sometimes as many as five. The clicks might be evenly spaced but haven't determined if it matches wheel rpm or cadence. While at first it sounded to me like a cracking sound, I now hear it like the click similar to that of when using a shifter. No different feel in the bike when the sound occurs or other obvious effect. Might happen only on the large chain ring. I did just have the rear derailer cable replace but that just seems to be a coincidence. Its a carbon fiber bike, so I checked for obvious cracks on the frame, fork, wheel etc. No assplosion appears imminent. Any ideas what or how to troubleshoot? |
Hey WhyFi are there any places up around your neck of the woods that would be good for a weekend AirBNB/VRBO getaway?
Probably wouldn't want to go all the way up to the Twin Cities but maybe the Lacrosse/Eau Claire area. |
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