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This is true grit!

Looks like he sleeps thru the race!;)

Rooting for you, be safe and have fun!:)Actually go and kick butt!!;)And what I said before!!!:D

Thats a good idea. This may not be the final product, so I will wait on changing the finish on those clamps. One nice thing about having 2 CBs is that I can take my time thinking of ideas, getting ideas from everyone on the forum threads as well as direct responses to my postings, and from the...

And I am following this thread closely because it seems as each decade goes by my dietary needs change. And ever so slowly, it does not just creep up on you, it pounces like a ninja if you don't pay attention and change what/when you eat.

i love beer bacon and chocolate..... struggle to control chocolate's wicked ways....OK, so I rounded up the usual suspects..... ...and found notes of chocolate in B.B. Porter, so in he goes....in moderation...

And, yes, it does look similar to s 1.

Found 2 clamps (the black clamps in the close-up) in spare parts box that fit on the sides of the clamp that kept slipping on the slider tube. Took X100 for a test ride with no slippage. Put bags on rack (10 lbs each bag) for next test ride and it was marvelous! Forgot bags were on bike during...

We've all been there, and going slowly pays in the long run. Especially doing reps in learning, and later reps in skills building. Keep us posted on progress, and as stated earlier side pics by someone else of your bike and you riding may give us clues to assist.

If you are twisting the handlebars at the stem then it sounds like you need to relax (or your stem at the handlebars bolts are not tight enough, but don't tighten them more than firmly or they may strip). Follow ratz steps, especially starting on slight down incline by flintstoning and just keep...

skipB-when you say you tighten the handlebars after rides, what exactly are you tightening? Stem clamp to handlebars, stem clamp on the riser tube, fork tube clamp on the bottom of the riser tube, Diatech adjusting screw (is headset loose/rattling?), or something else (name it)?

DF jerseys have pockets in the back where our seat backs are, and legs horizontal get too much sun, rain can soak one thru a front zipper, and gets to arms and legs horizontal too, do a web search for recumbent clothing you'll see choices for you. http://www.reversegearinc.com/...

Both front and back hubs are 32 holes.