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So, you cleaned and maintained bikes for an hour, went for a 40mile ride in the cold with cold weather gear - worked out some kinks with respect to riding outside, and with traffic. Then, upon arriving safely at home, for a break you did a Zwift race?!? :cruzbike: (p.s. It is about time that...

@MariposaLand I'm not sure your seat cover matches the other chairs and decor in the room... but your dentist either thanks you for your original teeth, or is disappointed if he hasn't purchased all his Christmas presents yet.:p

I'm no help but here's my 2c: -Love the High-vis aspect, just have a hard time thinking of orange and yellow (construction/outside worker) colours as anything else. -High-vis outdoor wear often has vertical stripes on the front and X (or sometimes V) patterns on the rear to differentiate. -I...

Wow! Us freeloaders take team moose for granted. You (both) are the bomb.

I don't know the brand but Front Low Rider is the type of rack. They are the ones that are centered around the axle not hanging around at or above the top of the wheel. We would need one with lots of adjustability or customized ourselves because the "seat stay" we are using for support instead...

My gut says this may be an oversimplification. And adaption to position definitely comes into play.

@JerseyJim Do you ever have any trouble getting it to hitch on? From the photo it appears as though the bag might run into the seat support before you can get it on the mount. Also, I had a time when I was using a bag with those kind of hooks (and granted I had it way, way, way overloaded) and...

That looks kind of like a pitot tube like they have on aircraft. If that is so, how do they get around the low velocity limitations (very small differences in pressure such as measurement error greater than measurements)? Second, if it is measuring air velocity then I would think mounting it...

Looks like I was probably wrong. 1000 apologies to the seller.

The S30, V20, and now Q45 front ends are very similar with just some very minor changes as chronology evolved - most recently the clamps to the bottom bracket changing. Anyway, the nasty green *2 keeps distracting me from being able to actually observe the boom more than to recognize the Zz...

Was his car a DeLorean? Or was it from the 80s with cloth curtains? Or maybe coated with aluminum foil all over?

@bladderhead :D:D (I bet you already got your money's worth and much more.)

front of boom, bottom bracket, chainrings, chain, front derailleur, pedals, feet and cranks (and possibly any light that you have mounted there if it is in the way of spray, and maybe even more on the brakes if the splashing is really bad). Heavy-medium steady rain will get you wet no matter...

Or you could loose some circumference in your thighs. Once you have rubber chicken legs (like me) you will no doubt have enough room for trigger shifters. :p

Hey @super slim, The whole Q series have a spring without a damper? Not even an elastomer? I have purchased but not yet installed one of the air shocks for my QX100. Do you have any great resources for how to best do initial setup of the AR ones? There is a thread somewhere that mentioned...

And a nice even 112 miles by the time you bike home after the ride! :p

I see you picked your frame colour to match the rubber chicken:emoji_hatching_chick::emoji_hatched_chick::emoji_baby_chick::emoji_rooster:. Good choice. :eek::D:p

Thank you.for the picture and explanation:) :)

@Rampa did you have to drill out one of the roll-bar flag clamps in order to attach them to each other?

Hi Danny, Welcome to the tribe. There is a minimum number of posts to counteract spam bots and such. @ratz or one of the moderators what are the criteria for @Danny Clarke to be able to post pictures?