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Old 12-02-21, 02:34 PM
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Maybe we should just stick to maps of the day.
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Maybe we should just stick to maps of the day.
Yawn.
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In the days when I was into recording music, I always wanted one of these in my rack...

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In the days when I was into recording music, I always wanted one of these in my rack...

Nice rack.
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Old 12-02-21, 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by genejockey
The fact that it's only a problem on one bike and not the other obviously screams "Fit Issue". I'm curious what, though.

Also, off topic, but someone, probably a vendor, left us with cookies and cupcakes in the break room, the heartless bastards.

I agree but weird after 5000 miles it shows it’s ugly head.
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Old 12-02-21, 03:09 PM
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I counted the emails on Black Friday - 263 "deal" emails that I deleted.


I gave up on deleting emails 2 months ago.
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Old 12-02-21, 03:12 PM
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
Well, it was brought about by time on the trainer and that's the only bike of the two that's seen significant time on the trainer, IIRC; he's got several thousand trouble-free outdoor miles on that same bike. Trainers are a great litmus test for fit, and there's no guarantee that putting the Madone on the trainer would be happy good times, though that might be something worth trying after a bit of time off.

Ritchey is on it now. Discomfort was present but the pain wasn’t there like on the C2.


I still plan on selling the C2 and getting the Emonda or CAAD13. I want to stick with trek but I don’t like the relaxed geometry the AL5 emonda has.
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Old 12-02-21, 03:15 PM
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One last thing.

Im using my new shoes on the madone. When I was in Dallas I brought my spares which are too big on me. Still should not make all that much of a difference. The old shoes were all I had for the last year and again no problems.

Madone is going to the shop on Monday for the new cockpit so I’ll ride the c2 on Tuesday with the new shoes. Maybe all my problems will be solved.
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Old 12-02-21, 03:16 PM
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Maybe we should just stick to maps of the day.
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Running is stupid.
As my father-in-law would say. Fake news
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
Ritchey is on it now. Discomfort was present but the pain wasn’t there like on the C2.


I still plan on selling the C2 and getting the Emonda or CAAD13. I want to stick with trek but I don’t like the relaxed geometry the AL5 emonda has.
FWIW- I’m sure a fit will sort you out, it did for me.
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I gave up on deleting emails 2 months ago.
OMG that makes me itch.
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I rode to the office today to see if I've still got it (I do), but now I have to ride home into a headwind, the setting sun, with the 4/5 p.m. maniac traffic.

Hoo boy.
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Old 12-02-21, 03:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
I rode to the office today to see if I've still got it (I do), but now I have to ride home into a headwind, the setting sun, with the 4/5 p.m. maniac traffic.

Hoo boy.
Will you still have it when you get home? Or will you have lost it somewhere along the way? Will you need to take a flashlight to go look for it?
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
I rode to the office today to see if I've still got it (I do), but now I have to ride home into a headwind, the setting sun, with the 4/5 p.m. maniac traffic.

Hoo boy.

you forgot to add, you don’t use lights.
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Old 12-02-21, 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted by big john
This article says the term is used to describe cartilage damage under the kneecap. So, not tendonitis.
Guide To Treating Chondromalacia Patella Effectively - HealthPrep.com
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
I rode to the office today to see if I've still got it (I do), but now I have to ride home into a headwind, the setting sun, with the 4/5 p.m. maniac traffic.

Hoo boy.
Rode with five other guys at 1430 hrs today. Traffic was building, not heavy, but a few drivers made moderately serious attempts to kill us just because 3 pm.
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Originally Posted by datlas
Maybe it's Pilot's Knee and not Runner's Knee?
Quality.

Seriously, though, back in the muscle car days, I could get a lot of knee pain from those massive clutch springs.
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Another positive COVID test here in my NJ office. I am glad I am only here 2 days/week. Booster shot tomorrow afternoon.
A friend's wife just tested positive and she was vaccinated but I don't know if she had a booster.
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Originally Posted by genejockey
In other news you didn't care about, my email inbox is besieged with notices of sales at every single damn supplier of bicycle goods from whom I've ever bought.
Same... and medicare crap, too.
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Old 12-02-21, 04:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Trsnrtr
Quality.

Seriously, though, back in the muscle car days, I could get a lot of knee pain from those massive clutch springs.
You could always tell who the serious muscle car guys were by their giant left quad.
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
maniac traffic.
Case in point: I stopped at a red light behind a vehicle from Cobb County, GA. Its radio was playing at an annoyingly loud level. (photo unavailable)
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Originally Posted by Velo Vol
Case in point: I stopped at a red light behind a vehicle from Cobb County, GA. Its radio was playing at an annoyingly loud level. (photo unavailable)

Did you get honked at?
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