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Old 09-03-23, 03:58 AM
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Broke my sram quick connect when I did not ensure the inside locking pin was on correctly, and it snapped when I was going uphill, several links stretch a bit, so I decided to just get a new chain.
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How do you like the Bryton unit?

I have been using the Garmin RTL 515 and it integrates well with the rest of my Garmin “ecosystem.”

After a couple of close calls while riding on PCH I decided to get the Garmin RCT 715. I just set it up, so zi will use it on my next ride. Now at least if I get killed out on the road my wife will, hopefully, know who to sue. Grim consolation, I know.
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Old 09-04-23, 05:54 AM
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Originally Posted by eja_ bottecchia
How do you like the Bryton unit?

I have been using the Garmin RTL 515 and it integrates well with the rest of my Garmin “ecosystem.”

After a couple of close calls while riding on PCH I decided to get the Garmin RCT 715. I just set it up, so zi will use it on my next ride. Now at least if I get killed out on the road my wife will, hopefully, know who to sue. Grim consolation, I know.
I rode Sat and Sun with the Bryton. Paired instantly with my wahoo. Seemed to work really well. Probably need to figure out how to turn off the beeps when doing group rides though, I suspect that may get annoying to those around me. Riding solo, I love it.
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Thanks. I have read lots of good things about the Bryton unit.

Is there a volume control for the beeps? With all the road noise it is probably not as annoying as you might imagine.

safe riding!
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Old 09-05-23, 05:50 AM
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Originally Posted by eja_ bottecchia
Thanks. I have read lots of good things about the Bryton unit.

Is there a volume control for the beeps? With all the road noise it is probably not as annoying as you might imagine.

safe riding!
No volume, but you can turn them on or off via the menu in the Wahoo unit. I'd suspect other computers would also have this function.
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Originally Posted by Jklotz
No volume, but you can turn them on or off via the menu in the Wahoo unit. I'd suspect other computers would also have this function.
Yes, I can turn the beeps on and off on my Varia. But I ride alone 99% of the time so I need those beeping sounds.
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Under Seat Steering to Linear

Hello all,

I'm new to this forum and don't know how to post a question. I only see an option to reply to a running thread. Advice welcome.

My question is, can you change under seat steering handle bars to ones similar to a linear recumbent, where the handlebars are slightly above the hips rather than below the seat?

Anna
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Old 09-05-23, 06:46 PM
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Hello all,

I'm new to this forum and don't know how to post a question. I only see an option to reply to a running thread. Advice welcome.

My question is, can you change under seat steering handle bars to ones similar to a linear recumbent, where the handlebars are slightly above the hips rather than below the seat?

Anna
Welcome to the forums Anna. Your question might fit better in the recumbent or bicycle mechanics subforum.
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Old 09-05-23, 06:53 PM
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shimano 105 Chainring for the bike that I just had built becuase some Jack Hole took me out on Saturday and F-up the new bike. Chain ring was bent in the crash amongst other things.
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Old 09-08-23, 07:26 PM
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The original Wahoo Elemnt I bought way back in 2016 that my wife has been using is having issue keeping a charge. Decided to pick her up a Garmin Edge 130 Plus since she does not need all the bells and whistles. Along with that, I got a Garmin puck for the K-Edge mount on her bike and a cover.
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Oakley ARO5 MIPS in size XL -- discounted after the release of the newer ARO5 Race model -- to continue my quest to try all road helmets available in this hard-to-find size. Bonus: available in two colors in addition to white and black. Kudos to Oakley.
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Old 09-19-23, 09:58 AM
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Bling for my Spec

Just mounted an Elite group on my highly modified Retrospec “Spec” that includes rear saddle mount for bottle cages, a pair of cages, tool storage case & a stainless steel bottle. I’m a newbie so, can’t post a pic yet.
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Finally changed my wheel setup. Hunt 54 wheels with Dura-ace 11-30 cassette and Ultegra brakes



What saddle are you running there?
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What saddle are you running there?
It is the factory Belcara that came on the bike.
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Old 09-21-23, 08:28 PM
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I really needed to raise my seat post about half a centimeter on my Gen 4 Domane, but doing so puts me right at minimum insert and that makes me a bit nervous, so I ordered the longer 320mm version. I hate the brand propriety parts, but what are you going to do but shell out the cash for it. Just stupid the 54 and 56cm frames come with a 280mm post. 58 and above come with the 320mm
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2 Pas Normal Studios jerseys and a pair of sock (these things are damn expensive!!)
But ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh so worth it for the comfort, style and longetivity.
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But ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh so worth it for the comfort, style and longetivity.
I can't confirm since it's my first time buying PNS stuff, but so far so good! I ordered 1x essential and 1x mechanism and the latter is by far a lot more comfortable. Feels like a second skin. I usually pay 100$ for a jersey and wait until it's on sale so 200$ a piece was a big deal to me.
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Old 09-22-23, 03:02 PM
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a fsa carbon crankset for my Trek 2300 in Alpha Aluminium SL
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Picked up a Checkpoint SL 5
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Sidi Wire 2 Carbon and SPD SL Blue Cleats. Replacing a 10-yr old pair of Sidi Five Carbon. Just need to line up and tighten down the cleat bolts.

Sidi Wire 2 Carbon in Matte Grey
I like me some Sidi shoes, but just hate the cost of them. The last pair I purchased in 2007-ish, were $275, but they lasted 10 year, and in great condition, but I wanted some new shoes so I sold them on ebay and a bidding war happened and I ended up getting 240 for 10 year old shoes.
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