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Y ahora las noticias sobre el motor. Este año, el presupuesto para ciclismo se destinó a otro deporte: el wing foiling. Compré una tabla de segunda mano de 75 litros por 400 euros, pero ha sido muy difícil aprender a usarla. Sin embargo, en mi intento por dominar esta maldita cosa, estoy...

And now for the news about the motor. We'll this year the cycling budget went to a different sport; wing foiling. I bought a 75l second hand board for 400euros but its been a real difficult learning cure, however in my bid to master the darn thing I am on a breatherian diet LOL. A number of...

Hi Tribe, Been a while since I have posted anything. Haven't quite given up yet. Still tinkering as you can see in the photo. I tried all sorts of cheap Chinese deuralleurs for 12 speed running with the flat-top chain. And oddly enough with AI it told me that the manual sram apex xplr deuralleur...

The T50 gen1 frameset has a new owner, pretty sure he will be very happy with it.

The frameset does not include drivechain parts nor wheels.

It has been inspected by TSA but never unpacked. It's black. Looking for a loving home. Buyer needs to pay shipping. The location is murcia Spain. Price 800 euros.

From my understanding, quite a lot of roads have many pot holes and with a very cold expected winter , there will be even more holes in 2025. So be careful.

The surprising thing for me, with smaller cranks , I've gone for smaller chain rings and faster cadence. Noticeably I prefer circular chainrings over ovals because the v20 feels smoother. There isn't much in it... my best speeds I have nearly beaten were on 165mm cranks but that hurt my knees...

That's incredible! Top notch!

I found that to make sure your wheels are balanced properly helps and that a circular chainring doesn't influence the balance when putting on power. I found oval chainrings were better for acceleration with bigger cranks but now I have small cranks 150mm then I prefer smaller round chainrings

Engine doesn't like excessive heat so best to use coolant sleeves when above 85f

"Absorb the road noise"... interesting concept... I will have to try one now

I don't think they are breaking records as they are on the old v20s. I guess you could call it an epic life experience. Not many can say they rode the whole of Sweden after recovering from such a condition. I think its absolutely epic!

What you need is a Chaleco refrigerante! Just put it on back to front and get someone to zip you up like a straight jacket. I guess there must be something like this for recumbents. If I don't get on the bike by 8am I fry so I know the feeling.

I took a look at previous years. If you go hell for leather with little sleep , you will find a lot of garages shut so stock up with nuts. Sleeping on a hard surface for a couple of hours a night doesn't seem that enjoyable. I guess it depends if you want to set a record. Enjoy the Reindeers