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Old 09-04-22, 02:22 PM
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Originally Posted by MoAlpha
I don’t think my wheels spin up fast enough.
The wheels. Right.
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
Is that a thing?
Seems so.

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Originally Posted by big john
This one?
Looks like three. Can do some comparative shopping.
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
Is that a thing?
Some guy who worked at a small airport stole a plane and threatened to crash into a Wal Mart. They talked him out of it but he didn't know how to land so some pilots walked him through it on his cell phone and he landed in a field.
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Originally Posted by Mojo31
I am aware of the news, just fail to see the relationship to me.
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In other news, whyfi showed chauffeured me around Minnie, and I have to say I am super impressed. Fish tacos were better than anything back home, and the bike shop actually had taste. If it wasn’t for the lack of humidity I would consider moving here.
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The bike shop had an Allied Echo in my size! I actually got to touch it. If I wasn’t in my uniform I would have asked to ride it, not that the uniform really stopped me. More of the fact I would prolly crash, and I am sure they have a break if you buy it policy.
And don’t even make me bring up the Moots.
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Old 09-04-22, 03:43 PM
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
In other news, whyfi showed chauffeured me around Minnie, and I have to say I am super impressed. Fish tacos were better than anything back home, and the bike shop actually had taste. If it wasn’t for the lack of humidity I would consider moving here.
Don't list the house until I show you around in January.
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Winter cycling attire?

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Originally Posted by Jack Tone
Just finished my first ride on my Chou Yang Speed Shark tires. I'm not sure if they were as speedy as my GP4000's with latex tubes, but they were fine. Very smooth. Details: total bike and rider with equipment, about 240 lbs. 28's on narrow rims, 85/81 psi. Kevlar bead/ Kevlar belt. $34 for two on Amazon. They were fast enough to win a sprint (barely) against an angry farm dog.
I'll have to look when I get home but I think I have a couple pairs of those. I started out very pleased but the rolling resistance went up as they wore in. They aren't horrible, but the assometer don't lie.
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Winter cycling attire?

No.
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Hey, I just posted this in the mechanics forum. Anyone here have ideas?

I have standard, modern, Shimano "cups" threaded into a titanium shell on my commuting bike. All parts are relatively new. Since installation, the BB has gotten creaky every few months and responded to torquing back to spec, but no longer. I tried a heavy application of blue thread locker and then about three wraps of PTFE tape (cups still screwed in easily) when that didn't work. The tape helped, but didn't fix it.

What should I try now, more tape? Is there anything else?
. Make sure it's not a bearing moving around in the threaded shell. It's not uncommon for them to need service. I used to disassemble, clean, regrease,, and reassemble 3 times a year when I had Shimano.
If you want an assembly prep, you might want more of a gap filler than a thread locker. I used (I think) 709 on my 09 Tarmac b.b. bearings in 2017 and they are still there, never make noises. It's a bb30 and I could pull the bearings out of with my fingers.
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Originally Posted by seedsbelize2
Good info. Thanks
I ride Gatorskins atm. Much more expensive.
Any pointers on the Epley maneuvers? My ear infection is gone but not the vertigo. I was given instructions on the Epley maneuvers and after 1 round no dice. I assume keep doing it until it works. TIA.
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Originally Posted by ls01
. Make sure it's not a bearing moving around in the threaded shell. It's not uncommon for them to need service. I used to disassemble, clean, regrease,, and reassemble 3 times a year when I had Shimano.
If you want an assembly prep, you might want more of a gap filler than a thread locker. I used (I think) 709 on my 09 Tarmac b.b. bearings in 2017 and they are still there, never make noises. It's a bb30 and I could pull the bearings out of with my fingers.
Yeah, that could be it. Might respond to disassembly-reassembly too. If it ain’t fixed now it’s a new BB.
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Originally Posted by ls01
No.
Not even for Minneapolis? Seems like it would be necessary.
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Originally Posted by ls01
. Make sure it's not a bearing moving around in the threaded shell. It's not uncommon for them to need service. I used to disassemble, clean, regrease,, and reassemble 3 times a year when I had Shimano.
If you want an assembly prep, you might want more of a gap filler than a thread locker. I used (I think) 709 on my 09 Tarmac b.b. bearings in 2017 and they are still there, never make noises. It's a bb30 and I could pull the bearings out of with my fingers.
Im surprised Mo hasn’t resorted to 4200, the choice of sailors everywhere. 😜
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Old 09-04-22, 07:06 PM
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Originally Posted by DougRNS
Any pointers on the Epley maneuvers? My ear infection is gone but not the vertigo. I was given instructions on the Epley maneuvers and after 1 round no dice. I assume keep doing it until it works. TIA.
That's what they say. Keep doing it til it works. It has been years for me, but it worked well. Maybe slow it down a little.
You sir, are due for some good news. I hope it's sooner than later.
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Originally Posted by Mojo31
Im surprised Mo hasn’t resorted to 4200, the choice of sailors everywhere. 😜
I keep a tube of 5200 in my freezer.
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I keep a tube of 5200 in my freezer.
Even better. Permanent fix.
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Accidentally squeezed the pool acid jug after opening it and caught a pretty good whiff. Might be time to get a pool guy
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Originally Posted by DougRNS
Any pointers on the Epley maneuvers? My ear infection is gone but not the vertigo. I was given instructions on the Epley maneuvers and after 1 round no dice. I assume keep doing it until it works. TIA.
go to YouTube and do a search. Good luck
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Originally Posted by rjones28
I have an anaerobic process coffee in regular rotation. The roaster considers it a little too intense for a daily cup, but I don't mind it as a daily from time to time.

Flying between Rockford IL and Quincy IL (where my extended family lives), the route takes you over Manlius, IL. Located next to the town is a single wind turbine.

I'm sure by now everyone is tired of me pointing out "the Manlius windmill in IL"
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Originally Posted by abshipp
Flying between Rockford IL and Quincy IL (where my extended family lives), the route takes you over Manlius, IL. Located next to the town is a single wind turbine.

I'm sure by now everyone is tired of me pointing out "the Manlius windmill in IL"
My grandparents lived in Manlius, IL for many years. My dad went to Manlius HS. There was not a windmill present at the time.
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