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Old 04-09-24, 04:50 AM
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Public good.
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Prolly because the apocalypse stressed everybody out.
I had difficulty getting to sleep and then staying asleep.
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets;[url=tel:23209262
23209262[/url]]Welded? Wow, are CX-5 that non-hitch-ready?
The Fit came hitch ready, and it came with a hitch. I’m not remembering the fastening mechanism.
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Been awhile since I’ve had an aluminium bike. What initially appeared to be braze ons turned out to be hex head screws, screwed all the way in. Bottle cage mounted. I guess I should look for an insulated bottle while at Decathlon.
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Originally Posted by LesterOfPuppets
Definitely more of a pain in the ass than installing one on my minivans, might wanna pay to get it installed after all unless you like fartin' around under a car and cursing some.

And this one looks kinda flimsy, so don't get a boat

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I paid someone to install the hitch on the SportWagen. Took them a couple of hours, while I sipped coffee at a local diner. Would have taken me all day.
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No hitch for the Mini.
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It does have roof rails though.
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I have a Curt hitch installed on the Prius. Hitch rack is the way to go for bikes for sure. I have a 1up and it's been great so far.
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My wife’s Tesla has a hidden hitch and it’s a bastard to use.

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Originally Posted by indyfabz
"The public be damned."--W.H. Vanderbilt
Then he probably followed that with: “**** ‘em if they can’t take a joke”. 😂
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3x15. Second set raised my FTP. Went balls to the wall. Made third set hurt.
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Old 04-09-24, 08:21 AM
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3x15. Second set raised my FTP. Went balls to the wall. Made third set hurt.
on the ride! And workout!

Next time, 3x20' 10' rest. Threshold=FTP or above.
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on the ride! And workout!

Next time, 3x20' 10' rest. Threshold=FTP or above.
I was just thinking that. FTP is 260. Garmin puts the range between 232-262. First set I stayed in the green but my HR didn’t feel high at all. Second set I went to 275. Felt really good but that’s VO2 area. Third set my legs hurt, did my best to keep it at 260. I think maybe my FTP is higher than 260. At threshold my HR should be at 174 and it stayed around 168.
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I doubt this is possible in a mini also comfortably carrying four passengers.



It’s also kind of cool that the top three major bike brands are represented.
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
I was just thinking that. FTP is 260. Garmin puts the range between 232-262. First set I stayed in the green but my HR didn’t feel high at all. Second set I went to 275. Felt really good but that’s VO2 area. Third set my legs hurt, did my best to keep it at 260. I think maybe my FTP is higher than 260. At threshold my HR should be at 174 and it stayed around 168.
Great workout, but yeah, I think you overcooked the second one a bit. Effort level should be about 8/10. The first third of any set should feel pretty easy.
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Nice looking ride, BAM! I'm sure the missus is excited.

There is a Mazda branded hitch made for your car: 2023 Mazda CX-5 Cx-5 trailer hitch - 00008ER06A - Genuine Mazda Accessory (mazdausa.com). You could have it installed while you are here in May if you don't get to it sooner. There is a dealer not far from AA headquarters.
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Originally Posted by Mojo31
Nice looking ride, BAM! I'm sure the missus is excited.

There is a Mazda branded hitch made for your car: 2023 Mazda CX-5 Cx-5 trailer hitch - 00008ER06A - Genuine Mazda Accessory (mazdausa.com). You could have it installed while you are here in May if you don't get to it sooner. There is a dealer not far from AA headquarters.
Appreciate it, says it doesn’t fit 2021 grand touring.


The adaptive cruise control on the honda blows the mazdas out of the water. It was basically hands off, following the road.
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Two people, a large dog, and all their stuff.

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Originally Posted by BillyD
I doubt this is possible in a mini also comfortably carrying four passengers.



It’s also kind of cool that the top three major bike brands are represented.
The Mini will not be used as a utility vehicle.
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
Appreciate it, says it doesn’t fit 2021 grand touring.


The adaptive cruise control on the honda blows the mazdas out of the water. It was basically hands off, following the road.
Tadaaaa!

2021 Mazda CX-5 Cx-5 trailer hitch - 00008ER06 - Genuine Mazda Accessory (mazdausa.com)

Mazda does have one for your car.
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Awesome.
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Originally Posted by BillyD
I doubt this is possible in a mini also comfortably carrying four passengers.



It’s also kind of cool that the top three major bike brands are represented.
I see no drop bars in this picture.

#aeroislife
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Originally Posted by bampilot06
I see no drop bars in this picture.

#aeroislife
I see no hardly any taillights in this picture.
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I see no hardly any taillights in this picture.
Eh, over rated.
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19mm tires: aero and great for riding gravel in the snow.
Franco Chioccioli, hammering up Gavia during the 1988 Giro. Probably in 42x23 or some ridiculous gear like that.

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