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Cranky, welcome to the tribe! +1 on the training drills ratz posted the link to above. I jumped on and started riding my S1.0 and was pedaling immediately. When I took a step back and went to the parking lot drills I got way more familiar with the bike and my handling improved tremendously...

Good on ya Jason! Another outstanding performance.

That's astounding craftsmanship Rick!

welcome to the tribe Steve, what they said.....

good on ya Chris! Thanks for the play by play and the great finish.

good on ya Jason!! Fantastic showing.....wow just wow

In the rain and wind yet. Congratulations one and all! Looking forward to the ride reports.

I prefer the sure footing of mountain bike shoes so its SPD pedals for me. Im currently riding in Shimano XC30s (SH-XC-30L) and like them a bunch. Picked them up on sale at REI using a gift card. When I can find a pair of Fizik M5 or M3 I plan to upgrade.

Dan, I wish I could say it were so.....

good on ya!

Thank you Lee! I was stoked on the science :cool:

Just watched HOPE and all I can say is AMEN!

Ive got our Softrider set up to ride gravel and dirt roads. For gravel, more cinders on rails to trails projects actually, I use 1.5 Club Roost Cross Terras. The pic above is from a trip my wife and I did last summer on the Michalsen Trail in the Black Hills of South Dakota. For fire trail...

I have 34/40 as my granny and 34/36 as my next gear. Rarely use 34/40 and can ride both on my S30 with no problem.

Told Maria via email conversation that I would be willing in SoCal......so count me in

If anyone wants to give discs a go Ive got a set of Rival levers with BB7 roads and 160mm avid discs mounted on Velocity A23 wheels. These were mounted on a Silvio 2.1 I picked up for a buddy and he decided to go with SRAM Force levers and calipers instead. I think that this was Larry's old...

thanks again RAR, I had some comms with a fellow on BROL and he said that he took a file and cut in the notches. I was going to send my Microlines back but decided to keep them and try the file. Have been contemplating trying to find a machine shop to do the job but just might break out the...

Thanks RAR. Im interested to see how that small chain ring works out with just the bolts holding it on and no step/notch on the arms. I wonder if the torque will make it want to rotate or loosen the bolts.

Let us know how they work. Do you remember the model of the cranks. As I said I bought the Microline on the advice that they were double compatable but they are only single without surgery.

Did you modify the chainring fixing arms? If not which crankset did you go with?