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Just a fun little report for today. Took the kids to the Tour de Tonka in Minneapolis burbs. Since they would be riding Quests at somewhat reduced speeds that's also the bike I took. So I spent most of the day with the B level DF riders passing them doing 20+ up hill while they struggled to do 9...

I use the 135mm Steel one that came with the trainer then I use an end cap for the none lever side with a through hole. same thing would work if you cut 1-2 mm off the rod and tapped a thread on it.

Boom!

Be sure to remove the tailbone pad. Should be slotted for removal no need to cut anything.

Summary page doesn't include the privacy zone data because that's what other people see. Be sure to join the Cruzbike club on strava

The new "segment" alerts on the Garmin are equally problematic on recovery rides. I admittedly went "that a way" last night because I was way ahead on a segment without trying so I figured I'd go for it; so much for the Z1 recovery ride.

The videos of the adult beverage contests seem to be missing

Agreed; but in Larry's case his cranks are soooooo short; and his cadence is so high; that the net gain for the q-rings is (my guess here) going to be a lot less and perhaps out side the -+2.0% accuracy of his power meter. 175mm cranks and a 60-70rpm cadence much more noticeable. I certainly...

Order now.... http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006L1QI9Y?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00 I've tested works great. I wear them when I expect to be riding tired or exhausted. But if you keep crashing we are going to make you wear this...

As mention elsewhere I’m in the process of changing our wheel-sets and we will be posting these 2 sets up on eBay. But I’m putting them here first for the Tribe to consider. I have Qty 2 Bontrager Aura 5 TLR Wheel-sets available. These run great, are durable as can be, they are a aluminum rim...

Four for the score

Matěj 38 lbs is a large difference on a bike. It makes total sense that you'd be comfortable at 90/85psi combo. I'm the same weight a Joe, and with tubeless I can run 90psi and it's fine. I specifically went tubeless and wide tires to get down to those pressures. With tubes I have to crank it...

Yup that one all the way. Works best with the Arm on the back side of the front wheel.

Top to bottom: 1) Cable frame rub protector; goes on the housing to protect frame paint. 2) Cable reducer guide for running the cable into the frame and then without housing inside frame. 3 & 4) Cable dust covers for the rear deraillaur. Have not ever found and CB instructions documenting their...

This.... Lasts forever. (on or off your finger. Gloves and a throw away brush)..

If doing long night rides; then designshine should be top of the list. Unfortunately they are closed until the end of summer :mad: so you'd have to wait to order the lights. Mrs Ratz's lights will be under the holiday tree. Yup I can get away with gifting bike parts. :cool:

Your X-seam is 5" more than mine and you are 5" inches taller; that mean all leg; If you don't have short calves; that puts you in no mans land between the two frames. If you think you'd like short cranks 165mm or less. I'd say larger + stem riser will give you the best option. Short crank...

My answer is always "oh about ½ the cost of those carbon wonder bikes I passed about 10 miles back" ... :p

I'm running Ultegra 6800 right now because the braking power is great; I'm in the big thigh camp and I just slightly get leg interference now and then but only if my pedalling gets sloppy. The SRAM Force22 on the other hand are even smaller and cleaner. For both brake sets they install better...

No Problem, I'll alway post here in the for-sale forum for 1-2 weeks first. Since I'm doing incremental upgrades on a plan I prefer to make the previous gear available to the CB Tribe first since it's all tested on the bikes and allow others to move up at better prices. Tribe discount and all...