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The Redding CA office has better weather; so that has to be factored in.

He did a good Joe impression with the sneak attack. If I hadn't heard the tall grass rustling behind me; I'd probably been wishing I had pepper spray.

Depends on the knuckle and the length of you B-Bolt to control if it can get low enough to get under the cassette. About the only way to know is to mount it and try it. Other than that, Rear Dellrailleurs are mostly limited by capaticy of the cage; the left /right travel hasn't changed much...

Highlight from today I was not chased by a bear.

Oh man so many ways to go with this type of problem unfortunately if you're odd man out; they all end poorly for you. Ride off the back with as requested with a Camera and submit all the footage of violations for equal and fair remidation Ride on the same roads as the A group at the same time...

Unswept Gravel the nemesis of all bikes of all walks. Hate that stuff. Oh Shinny.

Human like to insult humans I don't think that's limited to evangelicals and mostly I don't think they are really trying to insult, sometimes we take it that way. Growth opportunity for me I know my relatives give me ample practice on regular occasion and with predictable assuredly. Heart...

Thats the one used because it has a push up and push down mode and it has enough left right adjustment for the n360 chain line

Good trainer; if quiet is king that's the one (example apartment dwellers that don't want to annoy the neighbors). The problem with it is there is no fly wheel; it use electric magnetics to generate resistance; so if you stop pedaling it stops almost instantly. That means it won't feel natural...

Balance is a funny thing; when I go to the Midwest Recumbent Rally I like to ride the stick bike; I look like a fool. Much better on the trikes. I think I could still ride a Jet Ski If I have the right protective gear. Pretty sure I can still jump out the side of boat and hang on Good...

And you place your v20 order when???

Steve's bracket could lower the bracket but it's main use is to give the super powerful Di2 front derailleur something to push against.

Strength and diameter are the major limiters.

Sorry read this on the go and then forgot to answer. I usually get my feet in the photos; but the field of vision is so wide I just crop them out of the find edits.

You can violate 1.8 on a CB you can't generate enough torque on a recumbent to break the hub in the recumbent position; it takes a pedal force that would give you about 1800 watts or more. I ran a 2.1 ration on my CT700 for 3000 miles without any issues. Not that you need to; but maybe that...

It's basically a Seat post screw; just a medium to long one. and that's the best; they aren't expensive to replace; I stripped the one on the Vendetta doing the build diary and Robert got me a new one within a week.

Yes; ours came with 10speeds and we did the reverse. It's simple if you have a cassette wrench and a chain whip. If not now is the right time to get them. There are some nice $40 bike tool kits on Amazon I can point you to; if you want simple ones and some other tools so you get more bang for...

Don't know...... I would rather be chased by a photoshopped bear than a real dog Bears run 40mph you don't out ride a bear on a mountain bike even if your name is Jason. But it is a funny vid.

To all those riding long miles over the US Holiday week; role safe roll fast. And for those of us with the annual 100% forecast of rain; do a few extra for us.

That I would call coasting in most cases. I was thinking more about non stop pedaling at a very slow speed for more than 100meters. That happen a multi use trails out in crowds. Where as the car situation or those awful road furniture a beginner can use other skills to get by. Then with time...