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Originally Posted by Inertianinja
in the past two years i got really into tracking miles, power, top speed, average speed, calories, cadence, feet climbed, etc. i was totally religious about it and didn't touch a bike without the Garmin started.
Then i got injured, and started to feel the anxiety of "falling behind" since i haven't been able to really start training in earnest.

Then i thought, screw it. I'm ruining the fun of this year's riding before it even starts.
I need to chill out with the metrics and just enjoy the ride.

so i popped the garmin mounts off my stems. i might bring the garmin along on races or days when i want to challenge a strava goal, but in general i think i'm going to just roll. i took the first ride today, and it was...good.

i realize that most people may not give a crap about this. thought i'd share.

blogs.bikeforums.net/inertianinja

How many stems do you have on your bike? Mine has only one

glad you're healed up and ready to ride again. without the garmin, it can be fun, but it takes some getting used to.
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