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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
(Post 21398375)
Other than squirting WD40 into the brifter I don't know much of what can be done about it.
I'm talking about shifting to the smaller gears after you've climbed the hill. |
Originally Posted by bampilot06
(Post 21398364)
Don’t do cooler rides.
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Originally Posted by LAJ
(Post 21398381)
Bet the cable may be sticking. Something is preventing it from doing what it naturally should do.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
(Post 21398375)
Other than squirting WD40 into the brifter I don't know much of what can be done about it.
I'm talking about shifting to the smaller gears after you've climbed the hill. |
Originally Posted by BillyD
(Post 21398307)
But you fail to see the potential for these one-percenters competing with one another for the public good . . . THAT'S what I'm looking at. :)
But yes, I'm also asking how is it they could only manage one million masks? Publicity stunt crosses my mind, but that's just ol' cynical me. a) Marbury hasn't done anything yet except announce his intent. If he gets it done, good on him. b) no matter the intention, that's *really* cynical to think, "oh, they only provided a million masks to health care professionals that'll be helping others that are dying." c) big numbers get thrown around all the time, so we tend to lose our grasp on the magnitude. A million. That's a thousand... a thousand time over. That's a lot. A lot, a lot. But they didn't purchase 1 million. They purchased 1.7 million - 1.4 are allotted to MA, and 300,000 are being sent to NY. Also, it's a passenger plane - the first shipment was 1.2 million and they need to go back for the rest. Ball sports rivalries are good, dumb fun, but shouldn't be confused with the real world. |
Originally Posted by seedsbelize
(Post 21398349)
No. I guess I have to wait for yours. Mine was the only positive response. Someone must have slipped in on the sly
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
(Post 21398375)
Other than squirting WD40 into the brifter I don't know much of what can be done about it.
I'm talking about shifting to the smaller gears after you've climbed the hill. When mine was doing something similar cleaning it wd40 fixed the problem. I had an issue on cold days it was shifting weird or not shifting at all. |
Originally Posted by Velo Vol
(Post 21398375)
Other than squirting WD40 into the brifter I don't know much of what can be done about it.
I'm talking about shifting to the smaller gears after you've climbed the hill. eBay has quite a few in the $70-$100 range. Seems like the path of least resistance if flushing doesn't work. You should be able to swap one out without even needing to remove bar tape. However: As a regular Addiction poster, I am required by Addiction bylaws to recommend you look into the Cervelo closeouts on excelsports.com and pick out the R series of your choice. |
Originally Posted by BillyD
(Post 21398398)
Hopefully a set price was stated up front and no bidding took place.
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Originally Posted by abshipp
(Post 21398400)
As a regular Addiction poster, I am required by Addiction bylaws to recommend you look into the Cervelo closeouts on excelsports.com and pick out the R series of your choice.
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Originally Posted by abshipp
(Post 21398400)
Gotcha. I guess just try flushing it a few more times and cycle it a lot. I think that a select few people have successfully overhauled Shimano STI stuff, but they are few and far between,. They really don't like going back together after being taken apart, unlike Campagnolo Ergopower levers.
eBay has quite a few in the $70-$100 range. Seems like the path of least resistance if flushing doesn't work. You should be able to swap one out without even needing to remove bar tape. However: As a regular Addiction poster, I am required by Addiction bylaws to recommend you look into the Cervelo closeouts on excelsports.com and pick out the R series of your choice. Some things just don't need to be said, they're just a given. Having a firm grasp of the obvious doesn't really set you apart. |
WhyFi, I’m not wasting my time arguing over the Internet. Never have, never will. You can see what you want to see, believe what you want to believe and say what you want to say, and I’ll do the same. Adios.
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Picture from my daughter. Apparently she and Jackie are learning psychology,
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...c66f3697b.jpeg |
Originally Posted by BillyD
(Post 21398412)
WhyFi, I’m not wasting my time arguing over the Internet. Never have, never will. You can see what you want to see, believe what you want to believe and say what you want to say, and I’ll do the same. Adios.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
(Post 21398295)
Yeah, multi-quote has worked better than ever since they done re-did it.
For those having problems, check the multi-quote box for every post *except* the last one that you'd like to quote - you simply hit the "quote" on that one and you should be good to go. #multiquoteisoverrated |
Originally Posted by abshipp
(Post 21398356)
Huh. Maybe just needs to be cleaned out. The mechanism in the shifter isn't working when it's cold, it's not just that the cable is maybe binding somewhere?
And to be clear, when you say shifting to smaller gears, you're talking about the shifter releasing cable instead of pulling, right? |
Originally Posted by abshipp
(Post 21398400)
As a regular Addiction poster, I am required by Addiction bylaws to recommend you look into the Cervelo closeouts on excelsports.com and pick out the R series of your choice.
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Originally Posted by datlas
(Post 21398414)
Picture from my daughter. Apparently she and Jackie are learning psychology,
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/bikefor...c66f3697b.jpeg |
Originally Posted by Velo Vol
(Post 21398375)
Other than squirting WD40 into the brifter I don't know much of what can be done about it.
I'm talking about shifting to the smaller gears after you've climbed the hill. |
Originally Posted by seedsbelize
(Post 21398390)
Sounds to me like whatever lube is inside the housing is the problem. You're capable of changing cables and housings, certainly.
* see bar tape episode |
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Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
(Post 21398450)
Such a fine and helpful kitty.
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I wonder if the multi-quote issue is browser-related; will investigate later.
#itjustworks #exceptwhenitdoesnt |
WOOHOOO, it's FRIDAY!
:bday: :bday: :bday: |
Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
(Post 21398493)
I wonder if the multi-quote issue is browser-related; will investigate later.
#itjustworks #exceptwhenitdoesnt |
I venture out to pick up a few items because I don’t want to shop over the weekend. My Costco has been playing fast and loose with their hours; one never knows for sure when they are opening or closing and their local website is totally wrong. Said they were closing at 8:30 and they actually closed at 6:30 last night. Supposed to open at 9:00 and actual time this morning is 10:00. When I got there at 9:15, there were many people sitting in cars as confused as myself.
Tooled over to Aldis and probably 40% were wearing masks. I just picked up a couple things and bolted for home. Will try again on Monday. :( |
Originally Posted by Bah Humbug
(Post 21398493)
I wonder if the multi-quote issue is browser-related; will investigate later.
#itjustworks #exceptwhenitdoesnt |
Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
(Post 21398513)
I venture out to pick up a few items because I don’t want to shop over the weekend. My Costco has been playing fast and loose with their hours; one never knows for sure when they are opening or closing and their local website is totally wrong. Said they were closing at 8:30 and they actually closed at 6:30 last night. Supposed to open at 9:00 and actual time this morning is 10:00. When I got there at 9:15, there were many people sitting in cars as confused as myself.
Tooled over to Aldis and probably 40% were wearing masks. I just picked up a couple things and bolted for home. Will try again on Monday. :( |
Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
(Post 21398494)
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