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We’re doing a 66 miler today for our club’s annual ride. We’re not up to the century because we’re old, it’s too hot, my left wrist is still bunged up (9 weeks) and I seem to have tendinitis or something in my right triceps near the elbow. Hoping that ibuprofen and bio-freeze gets me through the ride.
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We’re doing a 66 miler today for our club’s annual ride. We’re not up to the century because we’re old, it’s too hot, my left wrist is still bunged up (9 weeks) and I seem to have tendinitis or something in my right triceps near the elbow. Hoping that ibuprofen and bio-freeze gets me through the ride.

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We’re doing a 66 miler today for our club’s annual ride. We’re not up to the century because we’re old, it’s too hot, my left wrist is still bunged up (9 weeks) and I seem to have tendinitis or something in my right triceps near the elbow. Hoping that ibuprofen and bio-freeze gets me through the ride.

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Cranksets don't care. The Chorus crank will be fine.

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We’re doing a 66 miler today for our club’s annual ride. We’re not up to the century because we’re old, it’s too hot, my left wrist is still bunged up (9 weeks) and I seem to have tendinitis or something in my right triceps near the elbow. Hoping that ibuprofen and bio-freeze gets me through the ride.

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I don't know the technical difference, just that it is slight enough that they are cross-compatible. As for the rings, Campy should fit Campy, as long as the BCD is the same. That may be a fit-it-to-be-sure situation though.

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I hope DougRNS wasn't involved in this bit of mayhem;

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?sto...ource=timeline

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Public Service Announcement
Anytime you hear the words "all you gotta do" from your LSS regarding fixing or changing something, you are pretty much guaranteed to become the suffering spouse.
That is all.
Anytime you hear the words "all you gotta do" from your LSS regarding fixing or changing something, you are pretty much guaranteed to become the suffering spouse.
That is all.

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No ride, but I did find a free live feed for La Vuelta. 
https://cycling.today/2021-vuelta-a-espana-live-stream/

https://cycling.today/2021-vuelta-a-espana-live-stream/
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Of course, this is usually only said on days where I already have low expectations of nookie.

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Last ride in VA today. Still dragging a bit, but took a little KOM that I was aiming at. Felt too easy to stand for long, but the previous had been in place for 5 years, so who knows. Anyway, the wide open roads have been nice, but I'm looking forward to going home and riding at <90% humidity.

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Funny how it's always "all YOU gotta do", and never "all I gotta do"
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There is a Saturn forums, in case anyone is wondering.
I just posted in there yesterday about changing the manual transmission fluid. The owner's manual says change at 30K and never again. So I am at 190K and last change was 160K ago. Works fine. But apparently that may not be correct?
I just posted in there yesterday about changing the manual transmission fluid. The owner's manual says change at 30K and never again. So I am at 190K and last change was 160K ago. Works fine. But apparently that may not be correct?

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I've heard this debated since I was a ute. I've seen a document from GM saying it's better to not change the oil because the metal in the oil acts as a lubricant. Same with differentials.
Some manual transmissions use ATF instead of gear oil. If I was going to change the oil on a manual trans, (I never have) it would be one with ATF.
Some manual transmissions use ATF instead of gear oil. If I was going to change the oil on a manual trans, (I never have) it would be one with ATF.

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Is one effect double posting?
I think these people are gambling that they will be able to avoid contracting the disease. I think we are going to be dealing with this for generations. They aren't getting away from it.
even if/when the vaccines are approved they will still say it's a rubber stamp. Conspiracies everywhere. Can't be trusted.

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I need to run less or more. Holy crap my legs are trashed.
