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That would confirm that it is a medium. And the price is outright theft; someone it going to be very happy soon.

Larry and Sofriderguy; that bike is pretty much an exact clone of mine (well done btw oumed) I can tell from the photo and just eyeballing it against the one in my garage; that it is a medium frame as stated in the ad. The boom is just a long way out in the photo. It should work for someone...

They have a Strain gauge that has to be on the crank; then they use pedal pods like Garmin for the electronics. All those strain gauges get glued on to a flat and level surface. Usually that's on the back side of the crank. If that was the only spot then for example APEX cranks wouldn't work...

We are now down to: Qty 1: Stages SRAM Rival OCT 165mm Crank Arm Power Meter $300 + Shipping Compatible with SRAM Cranksets of type: Apex, Rival, Force, and RED in the 165mm size.

If you are going to run Latex you might want to read up on this article from slow twitch. It appears that Latex tubes work really well with a little tubeless sealant in them; in fact far better than other types of tires...

Unfortunately for me Stages has slashed the prices on the SRAM Rival OCT version of their power meters. This is good news for you; because now I get to do the same. Guess these won't be going on Ebay for a few weeks now. So You want to train with Power? The time has never been better. Qty...

Schwalbe is a about the same name mish mash. Durano Durano S Durano HS Durano Pro Durano HS Pro Durano S pro Durano Skid And at least four I forget. Ultremo is equally messed up. At least they haven't done that to the "One" One One pro One tubeless one pro tubeless Or is that "Four" But...

Also the better option is to play in the hills when the wind refuses to drop below 12mph for 2 weeks straight.

Saris Superclamp works with all models of Cruzbike. There is a 2 and 4 bike version. http://www.saris.com/product/superclamp-2

The clear plastic will come off the adhesive is really aggressive. It has been a pain to get off on ever bike if have used those pads on, but it is worth it because once attached to the seat it never moves

Which direction? Lengthwise or latterly? Got a photo?

Any shorter on a Vendetta is called a warmup; not a ride.

If you are a BROL member you can click the link in my signature for the Silvio Build Diary. Being member will let you see the inline photos (it's free) you will see photos illustrating how to measure and cut your boom so that you can get your desired length.

Be advise I checked on those; the back of your crank has to be flat to use those; the strain gauges install on the back face of the crank and it has to be flat; it won't work on concave cranks. So far my conclusion has been that to use sub 165mm cranks and a power meter you need a pedal based...

With great mallet comes great responsibility. You would have to include funds for me to travel downunder to train you on the proper usage. I think based on Minnesota weather that I could fit that into my schedule in January

You're more likely to see it leaving and following behind.

Nice clear photo of the Parts prior to painting. Water bottles attach at the bolts at the ends of the black "Y"

Yeah I won't be using those for lights; but I have other ideas :cool:

Oh that's easy it's Michigan. If you been there it makes sooo much more sense. :D