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I used the Tacx rollers for the last two winters. https://www.tacx.com/en/products/trainers/galaxia?lang=en-US Initially I had some problems to stay on the rollers, because in the laid back position you can't see the rollers, which makes it difficult to stay centered. After I installed a mirror...

There is a guy on BROL who built such a chain opener tool. I used it on my 10 speed chain and it works OK. Marc, You can order through PayPal using kelley@bikemountain.info or you can send me cash or money order. The squeeze link. Please note that the tool is designed for use on a 9 speed...

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That's what the Thor Sport G size M looks like with a Ventisit pad SKU 1191 on my Silvio 2 Ride is very comfortable with the ADEM headrest

would be even nicer with a CB

Kind of Cruzbike Island

Thanks for your alert message I moved it back to the correct location.

not sure if it works in wet and dirt condition. I had a dynamo looking very similar, but when rolling over gravel or dirt it stopped working. The add-e motor has the advantage of beeing very light, but is has not much power

The Omni wheel works with a pedelec feature which would be rather difficult to install on a CB

have look at this new development, would easely fit on a CB http://www.geoo.com/

Interesting questions

Finally we have nice weather here in Quebec too. Bike trails are not dry yet, but in couple of days it should be OK till october

Simply a MASTER PIECE

as you can see in the background there is still some snow at shadowed locations. So I appreciate my fenders.

First ride outside (not in the basement). There is still plenty of gravel on the roads, also many potholes. But the wheater was fine and not much traffic this sunday afternoon. My new set-up looks promissing: new Thor seat, Ventisit cushon, Adem headrest and shorter cranks (150mm). I believe...

look at poste 11 in this: http://cruzbike.com/forum/threads/cargo-capacity-successes-attempts-and-ideas-thread.10943/#post-120392

They are fine for my knees and give more space for my legs. I'm still riding on the rollers, today we got another 4 inches of that white stuff ;-)

I think the lower the seat angle, the more difficult it gets maintaining the balance at low speed. Proof, when you sit up, the control is easier.

looks as ''1happyreader'' is on a cross-atlantic trip :-)

I experienced the same on my Silvio, I changed the triple for a double. If you still want to give it a try, my triple crankset Shimano 30/39/50 hangs on the wall in my shop and is available