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Old 05-30-22, 04:41 PM
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Originally Posted by seedsbelize2
I mentioned my tinnitus to my doc and she whipped up a prescription for it. I was no aware it was treatable,(without without drugs).
If you find something that works, let me know. I have had it for 5 years and am very frustrated but sadly no effective treatment that I am aware of other than mind over matter.
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
Dr. & Dr. MoAlpha’s definition of a good summer wine: one which goes well over the ice and lime in your empty gin and tonic glass.
I'd go with a Gewürztraminer. We had a few good options up in Portland stores BITD.
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After yesterday's extremely low energy, I bounced out of bed this morning around 5:30, did floor exercises, and went for a ride. Then drove to the city to pick up the weed eater. Again. I believe I'm done with that outfit. Sad! We had a good run.
Went somewhere else to buy a cordless one for the wife. And arrived home exhausted. Par for the course on a driving day.
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Buffalo is a fine city, but winters have too much cold and snow for my taste.
That's what I keep telling her. I think she figures on staying home all winter and sending me out to forage.
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On today’s ride, we were going down a fairly steep descent at about 45mph. I am a wussy descender so was about 10 feet off the back, but at some point near the end of the descent I saw everyone slow down by a few MPH. I did not witness this, but apparently one rider had severe front wheel wobble and said he was close to going down. I am guessing this was a driven/sympathetic vibration at a specific resonant frequency, but thankfully have never experienced it. Anyone know about this??
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Hot century done.
Was this one of the rest stops?

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Gas is still in the $4 range here, as it always is. It's being artificially suppressed. As are basic foodstuffs. Beans, rice, tortillas.
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Originally Posted by datlas
On today’s ride, we were going down a fairly steep descent at about 45mph. I am a wussy descender so was about 10 feet off the back, but at some point near the end of the descent I saw everyone slow down by a few MPH. I did not witness this, but apparently one rider had severe front wheel wobble and said he was close to going down. I am guessing this was a driven/sympathetic vibration at a specific resonant frequency, but thankfully have never experienced it. Anyone know about this??
How fast?
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Originally Posted by datlas
On today’s ride, we were going down a fairly steep descent at about 45mph. I am a wussy descender so was about 10 feet off the back, but at some point near the end of the descent I saw everyone slow down by a few MPH. I did not witness this, but apparently one rider had severe front wheel wobble and said he was close to going down. I am guessing this was a driven/sympathetic vibration at a specific resonant frequency, but thankfully have never experienced it. Anyone know about this??
Heard of it, of course. Never witnessed it, thankfully.
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Originally Posted by datlas
On today’s ride, we were going down a fairly steep descent at about 45mph. I am a wussy descender so was about 10 feet off the back, but at some point near the end of the descent I saw everyone slow down by a few MPH. I did not witness this, but apparently one rider had severe front wheel wobble and said he was close to going down. I am guessing this was a driven/sympathetic vibration at a specific resonant frequency, but thankfully have never experienced it. Anyone know about this??
Good article here.
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Buffalo is a fine city, but winters have too much cold and snow for my taste.
We camped between Dunkirk and Buffalo overlooking the shore of Lake Erie in early August. Had a campfire. Nuff said.
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Originally Posted by datlas
I am guessing this was a driven/sympathetic vibration at a specific resonant frequency, but thankfully have never experienced it. Anyone know about this??
Seems like once upon a time I felt some funky vibrations when I was cruising down a mountain. Don't think it was in the wheels, though.
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Anyone know about this??
Good ol' speed wobble? Never experienced it, knock on wood.
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Originally Posted by Mojo31
How fast?
I think 45-ish MPH. Plenty fast.
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Originally Posted by seedsbelize2
Heard of it, of course. Never witnessed it, thankfully.
I had it happen to me on the Ritchey, going down what is normally a no-brakes non-technical descent with a couple big sweepers. I can get up to 38 mph just coasting, but that time I spun up to 35 early on and coasted up to 40 when it started. I can't remember if I braked, but I'm pretty sure I didn't use the front brake. It only wobbled for a couple seconds, mostly because it's only possible to go max speed for about 2-3 seconds before you go up a slight rise that slows you down.

This was probably within the first month or two of owning it, and shortly thereafter I got a bike fit that dropped the bars while raising the saddle and moving it forward. Since then I've gone as high as 45 on that bike without issue.
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Originally Posted by datlas
I think 45-ish MPH. Plenty fast.
Have no experience with that as I don’t know of any local hills where that kind of speed is reached.

Most of the stuff I’ve read suggested pinching the top tube between your legs to reduce discordant vibrations.

interesting subject. I’m to old to experience that.
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Have no experience with that as I don’t know of any local hills where that kind of speed is reached.
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Originally Posted by WhyFi
-2% and guads of thunder.




We have as much as -5%, but not enough run off space. Most I've hit is about 30.
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Never got speed wobbles on a bike, but I did a couple of times on a skateboard. Super fun!

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Indy style (sort of).

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Originally Posted by Mojo31
Indy style (sort of).

Looks like tuna.

Is that a black pepper crust?
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We have as much as -5%, but not enough run off space. Most I've hit is about 30.
Well, that's no fun. I must hit 30 just about every ride. Unless I'm doing the early morning, flat, recovery ride.
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
Never got speed wobbles on a bike, but I did a couple of times on a skateboard. Super fun!

https://youtu.be/DlVgzktCAWg
Ouch. That'd be scary.

I don't know why, but I always think of being so vulnerable on a board.... but there's really nothing more between you and the ground on a bike.
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Indy style (sort of).

Nice! Haven’t grilled tuna in a while. Jealous.

Did a bunny on Saturday.


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