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It depends on what you are trying to do. Let's walk it for a second. What you have: 1. A fit file with coordinate data 2. A video file recorded at the same time How they are linked 1. Both files have a time stamp that's used to sync them. 2. The editing tools allow you to time sync phase them...

For cameras that don't support that; you have to find something like an intersection or train track to sync them

bracket: https://axiaalloys.com/product/gopro-camera-tubing-handlebar-mount/ Yeah, the virb is dead, but the long live virb edit. Around 5:45 is the demonstration that you can't out corner a v20 at speed .

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Day 73 Weight is 193, down 29 lbs The target is still 175, currently on another plateau, probably my I'm doing an update because it motivates me. The periodic 18-hour fasting worked and moved me down another 5 lbs. Now I'm probably plateaued for work stress and spending far too many hours...

Day 2 - Better to be seen than to be run into We are taking a page from the RAAM Relay bag of tricks to wrap up the wheel build. I don't recall who cooked this up when we were working late to make the bike reflective; I think it was Carly or Lucia. In any case, it's supper efficient and low...

Day 2 continued .... the rubber meets the roa...... err floor? Okay, it's time to get some shoes on these wheels. We are going to be running Continental GP 5000 SLR wheels. The front tire will be 30-622 and the rear 32-622. My unnecessary assumption was that the 30 would mount aero on the new...

Day 2 continued. (2 hours later, after finding the pawl that fell into the carpet) With our free hub installed next, we get to install our Cassette. For this 1x build, we are installing the Helix Race 12-speed 9-50T Cassette. This cassette installs a little differently than a normal XDR...

Day 2 - The Wheel keeps on turning.......... (Five Days later; when did life get so busy)....... Ok, when we get to the brakes, I'm going to have many unkind words for the bike industry. But today wheels, Boy, have we come a long way on wheels..... When we last did this: 1. Skinny tires...

Core strength is the key, and a good sense of what the feet can do. Steering input is mostly done with the feet and shoulders. Any of the more upright bikes with 40-degree or more upright seats are pretty straightforward. I've seen Jim do figure 8's in the parking lot with an upright, and there...

Explain a bit more; I'm not sure anyone is going to understand you referenced "flop over" without a long description of the problem you are trying to solve? For the Most part the Q Series frame can handle and wheels from 20" up to 650b; there are plenty of examples of 22" and 650B from over the...

What you'll find in the mountain drive if you build it; is the losses are huge in the hill gearing; to the point that the lowest 33% will feel really "spongy" which is why it never really caught on outside the trike community. I had the HS Drive and the Mountain drive on a Catrike 700 for quite...

It will not you Your hard limiters are: 1. Chain Length: You'll need a longer chain 2. Rear Derailuer You need a "mid" or "long" cage to go 11-32t and bigger 3. The cassette itself. That's the minimum change.

yeah bring it backward and make it more upright. it is designed for a 45-50 degree recline. A strada isnt going to have given you the same arm and shoulder muscles. water skiing and rowing are the comparables

Or try these: https://www.amazon.com/XLAB-Stealth-Pocket-Frame-Pack/dp/B0189O08FK https://www.performancebike.com/profile-design-attk-ic-aero-top-tube-case-black-0.25l-acatkicpk2/p1277978?gclid=CjwKCAjwrranBhAEEiwAzbhNtb83F2_nJ5O87NOn7RacUfYKO9zT9yqQV_wlq3PPcLPhP3_FOWEEtxoCV1IQAvD_BwE

A couple of questions: 1) Is the bottom seat plate mounted all the way back? 2) Are you on the stock pad or ventisit? My initial thought is that the seat is too reclined until you have ridden and built the muscles, and the entire boom is too far back. But that model Q45 has a boom I've not...

Can you get someone to take a picture of you from the side and behind when on the bike. That would help the community understand if it's adaptation or fit. Then, people can better share what they've learned that aligns with your challenge. I'll boost your post count so you can upload the pictures.

Day 1 - Praying and Peeling. Because we are not Plastidipping the entire frame (That would be criminal on this paint job) we are going to have a devil of a time peeling the tape off and not taking the PlastiDip right off or making a ragged edge. This is where my indecisive taping got me in...

Day 1 - Continued And we paint on the 20 minute intervals. The black hydraulic brake cables also got. in on the fun. Sticking with the theme the bottom of the seat gets a protective coating.

Day 1 - Fighting boredom. OK, what am I going to do while I wait 20 minutes between paint coats? Hmmmmmm I know let's paint something else. Hmmmm. Ok, Let's stick to the wheel idea. What else could the wheel dirt damage. Ah ha The fork and chain stays......... Yep that'll be great. Let's...