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Wow! Am I understanding this thread correctly? I can use an 11-40T cassette with Di2 just by using a Roadlink? Currently running 30/46 and 11/32, but finding 9% grades taxing.

I used a portion of an old memory foam mattress topper on my ActionBent. An electric carving knife works well for cutting and shaping. (Do not rat me out.) Have not needed it on the "V" (longest ride to date is 50 miles, so I might need it later). My big problem is staying put. The...

I am running 30-46 and 11-32 on a V20. Great for hills. Unfortunately, when ordering parts for my V20 build, I neglected to order some pro quality legs....

Hmmm. Interesting. I am also not using any spacers and using the normal chain stay and have a top tube angle similar to that in the picture above. I could lower the angle a little more by cutting the steering tube, but have been too chicken to do that, since I am not sure if there is much...

So how does that affect gearing? Did swapping have any effect on hill climbing ability?

Getting ready for winter rides. Running BFTs (big fat tires) and managed to recycle an old bike bag big enough to hold a full set of rain gear and a poly pro turtleneck. Because the only thing that sucks worse than getting caught in a squall is getting caught in a squall while changing a front...

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Thanks! Looking for one... I thought so, but figured it would not hurt to ask.

Yikes! You guys are fast. My best is 20.1 mph over 20 miles on a flat course with no wind.

Is it OK to use 18/25 tubes in a 28mm tire? Since I switched to the 28s, I do not think I will go back to the 23 or 25 tires. Which means I have a few tubes.... HELP! I am still having problems with rubbing the inside of my legs on the water bottle. (Mounted using the standard Cruzbike...

I am 5 '8.5" and have a V20. Unfortunately, I am also 2.5 hours south of you, assuming you miss Seattle traffic, and Tacoma traffic, and Olympia traffic....

I wondered what happened to you. Welcome back.

Interesting. I have been wondering if it would be possible to put two spiral springs in the head tube with enough tension to cancel wheel flop in each direction. The springs would need to designed such that the spring tension would increase with decreasing turn radius.

Looks like I will need to wait for more info on the S40. Meanwhile, a few winter projects for the "V": 1) Experiment with different mirrors. 2) Another headrest mod. (It is actually quite comfy now, but want to reshape it so that it cradles my head more, so less likely to roll off to one...

Interesting. Not too bad a drive for me. (SW WA) Currently running 30/46f x 11/32r so I have similar gearing, but probably not your legs. I do not race, but it would be fun to see how I stack up against others.

Very interesting. So you now have an adjustable boom AND the ability to remove the front wheel without the need for 5 hands. I like this a lot. Suppose something like this could be on a Cruzbike anytime soon?

Thanks. The obvious, simple solution that I completely missed. Of course, a rear facing camera feeding a helmet mounted HUD would be so very cool.....

Recently installed this. Helps me keep an eye on Joe Six Pack in his jacked up pick um up truck. The problem, it looks ugly, makes it impossible to just open the hatch of the Escape and load the V20 in, and I keep bumping it into things. I suspect I will break it before summer is over...

Thanks for the responses. Lots to think about. I wonder if the S40 is too much like the V20, perhaps making it more bike that I need for commuting. Guess we will need to wait and see what the new S40 is like. I am also taking a second look at the Q45. The problem with the Q45 for me is...

The V20 is my replacement for my "go fast" bike, a Tarmac Pro. It has definitely solved the problems with hand, wrist, and neck pain from riding the Tarmac. The V20 is a keeper. It is so comfortable that I think I could fall asleep on it if I did not need to pedal. It is great to get out on...