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Pretty clever. The price point is a little vague though...it says $199 on kickstarter for one unit, and estimates that price as about 60% of eventual retail. So for two units (front and rear derailleurs) the total would be closing in on $700 for retail. At that price I'd be more prone to save a...

That looks good. I had thought about doing that at one point but had not considered double sided tape. You obviously found some monster sticky stuff! I wasn't sure about attaching the adem to the carbon seat w screws, if there was enough room etc. plus i like using the headrest frame to mount...

I'll stick with what I have too! Looks pretty cool though.

Wow, etap! Very nice

Still gotta love RideSouth, one of the best recumbent shops in the country, in little old Flowood Mississippi, gotta love Jim and Lane Snider, I still send people there on a regular basis, but I'm also still trying to make headway on eliminating their anti-Cruzbike bias! Betsy (@castlerobber)...

Yikes. Still gives me the willies to think about cutting the boom. Too much potential for someone like me to screw up.

You can drill out the braze-ons instead of cutting your boom. Braze ons can be replaced.

160#, 28mm tubeless Schwalbe One's (not Pro One's) at 75-80psi.

Cool pic!

Good luck!

Cool! More $$ to think about....

Are Flo's tubeless ready?

Great photo! Nice head/neck rest too

What everybody else said, plus...change to Speedplay Frogs. 'Hacked' or 'unhacked', you can clip out in a nanosecond, but stay securely clipped in until you want out.

Aye, slim you had to throw that lethal "if" in there!

15th annual Cyclists Curing Cancer ride today down the beautiful Natchez Trace. Over 350 riders, the largest field to date. Stayed away from pacelines since I wanted to compare to my solo century results from 2 weeks ago. Huge improvement--an entire 0.5mph faster! :p Well hey, 0.5 faster every...

It's a lot easier to get a new chain clean, so now i clean new chains before using, and wax them. Used ones just need a little more work. I use the ultrasonic on the new ones to get started but still follow all the cleaning steps on the Molten Speed Wax website. The first cleaning of any chain...

(This may belong in another thread??) Here is this chain at 700+ miles since waxing. There is road grime there but no grease: Wipe once w paper towel--road dirt shows, but again, not greasy and wipes off hands easily and completely: This is after backpedaling while holding paper towel...

When i get home I'll take an unaltered close up of my chain, which currently has over 700 miles on it since the last waxing. I won't cheat and wipe it down first, either ;) It's overdue for rewaxing, and my plan was(and still is) to put the 'spare' already waxed chain on for tomorrow's century...

Yet another reason to wax--no chain grease on your hands goes with anything;)