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Here's the best thread I have seen on the Cruzbike forum: https://forum.cruzbike.com/threads/bottom-bracket-suggestions.11110/

@ElyDave the ANT+ dongle works fine with my PowerMeter version so definitely worth a try. If you do get the Stac, let me know how it works out for you.

Just don't tangle tactics with Kyle! He'll take all your strengths and use them against you. Lucky for me, if I ever make it down there I won't be competing with Kyle anyway, just trying to finish the century before the 12 hour participants are done... Thanks for the ride report Kyle. Kudos...

@super slim Sounds like an automatic washing machine to me! :p You can wash your laundry while you sweat in it.:D

The wheel change is not effortless in that it is giant thumb screws that do the clamp onto the skewer. I have not so far been able to get videos working with GoldenCheetah and the StacZero (I started working on this last week). It appears as though it should be able to be done but I need some...

@ElyDave, 1-(Assuming these are aluminum alloy - they need to allow for electrical eddy currents.) 2-Setup is easy on my Power Meter version - easier on the Halcyon Smart trainer version - The new software apparently calibrates every time you start to ride automatically in the first several...

Sorry to hear that you had to bail @LarryOz . I was rooting for you. Glad to hear you had no cramps. Wishing pain free and speedy recovery to you Rick. Encouragement to all.

Just like riders of diamond frame bikes range from once-a-year-to-the-park-excursionist to professional-trials-experts - I would postulate that everyone will have a different level of ability, agility, experience, etc. that they bring when learning a skill such as no-hands. Some may not be able...

Other than Larry’s last name and recumbent spelled incorrectly, does anyone know how everything is going with Larry?

McWheels suggestion is very good. I would even say that the loostening the grip is important even if you do not aspire to riding no hands. Sparsely populated trails are helpful as is piles of time riding. And having good setup makes a difference too. Best of luck.

Let go of the handlebars

Hi Larry, I did a couple rides but I'm still having some difficulties. First, my trainer will not retain the wheel circumference in settings; it reverts to a 700 wheel setting every time, so I think it is reporting power based on calculations from a 622mm rim but I'm using a 559 mountain bike...

iPod was NOT updated/ NOT allowing choice of worlds this afternoon at around 3pm EST.

@Doug Kline I hear you on the mechanic-attitude! I have had many similar experiences. Not all bike mechanics are like the one that zinged you though. Best of luck and wishing you excellent braking!

@DavidCH: So, you like titanium noodles do you? :p Intentional mis-understanding is a highly developed skill taking years of practice and training. Closely related to punny studies and sarcasm lifts. :eek:

The other night I did my max on the trainer for this year: 1 hr on the bike - I'll get there but 2 hours I would not be able to do (yet) as tingling starts about at 30-40 minutes. Next time...