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ok side project; for some wall art. Input requested for what goes on the cruzbike Vendetta version of this; with a good dose of snark

Wheel on drum. Fluid, magnetic, and wind all work fine

Friction trainers work fine other than being a PITA to mount. Kurt Kentic's work well. Remember to put the fly wheel to the Back side of the tire not the front. It will look funny but that's the correct way.

since most of the rest has been said I'm going to beat my drum on one point. Go to the the parking, do your slow speed drills become zen with the bike at 2-4 mph get good at things that would be impossible at speeds over 10mph. When you can do that and do it well no matter what. You can then...

Seems to be one test missing. find a Hill that is generally sheltered from the wind and about ½ mile at 4-6%. Then TT up the hill on the bikes. I suspect 3 runs per bike should suffice. 9x3=27 days to complete. :)

May you all have visions of cruzbike's dancing in your heads

Doug, If I could have only one it would be the Silvio for the versatility. The V is about the need for speed. If I had both in the garage the one I would regularly upgrade is the V. The problem with only owner the Silvio is you will lust in the back of your mind for that extra 1-2 mph...

That's the stock mounting RFLKT bracket and 2 zip ties that it ships with. But frankly in today's market the best bang for the dollar has to be the Garmin 520 which is only slightly more than a RFLKT and vastly superior

Spare bike; what's that? Aussie for "neglected beloved"

The cave is live and well with trainers and bikes. Just lacks walls, doors, ceiling, flooring, but we have extension cords and lights.

Nah we just moved and now I have a 3 car instead of 2 car. Needed more room for the bikes.

Mirrors go on at the bends of the bar; they work but take a little getting use to. I've ridden the same bars and drops on the same bike for a full season each. The bull horns are more stable once you adapt to them and less prone to random steering input, but they are more difficult to learn...

That will depend; the plan is to follow you down the road and see what falls off the back of the car and how many :p

Hi Jen, The IGH isn't compatible with the Kinetic even with the small wheel adapter because the click box interface is in the way of the mount points. That's going to be true of anything other than rollers. You have some options To make it work With the Kinetic 1) You will need the small...

John, Pretty sure they turned out like this http://cruzbike.com/forum/threads/bullhorn-and-dropbar-options.7014/page-4#post-26279

I think I might have to modify the laws. SRAM has again delayed shipping of Etap that's putting a serious cramp in this winter's project schedule. I finally finished the great move from house A to house B project come up for air and darn it; delayed again. (btw Eric and Rick will no doubt find...

Those are dents from bottoming out the rim from to low of tire pressure on something like a train track or pot hole. You can potentially roll that out with a wooden wallpaper seam roller; but I don't very much that they will have seal tubeless again. They will work fine with tubes in all...

To get more reliable shifting and chain wear; I'll use 3 chains to make 2 (or 5 to make 4 for a waxing rotation);. Going with that approach I crack the chain is such a way that the master links are more opposite each other on the chain circle. When the master links are as close as pictured here...

If you look on the products ordering page you see the new option curved slider which has a 40mm bend solves a world of different needs

So put them on your bike; look cool when parked. Then when you challenge someone to a race you offer to remove them to keep it fair...