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RideWithPride wrote: I take you have the tubeless version? If so which one, handmade or vulcanized? Handmade. Tubeless with Orange Seal.
I got a second wheelset and have been using the 40mm version of these as road tires. I cheated and had the shop install them, I'm hoping they'll stretch out and be normal if I ever need to change them. Anyway they're…
daustin wrote: hyrdation vest or frame bag with hydration bladder? pros and cons. My initial thought is my my 2L hydation vest and two bottles on the bike. That's the setup I settled on after several configurations. I…
A f***ing GPS route. This is a bike race, not an orienteering course. I am perfectly capable of navigating by paper maps or cue sheets or by charting the North Star (ok maybe not that last one) -- hell I was in charge…
Dang where were you 3 weeks ago? Got tired of waiting on a 90mm stem to pop up so I ordered one, but I had a 25% off code so it wasn't too bad. Only had a couple rides on it, I'm still experimenting with the right…
I think you call a lawyer yourself and one that is licensed in the state in which the event will be located, as this will be a matter of that state's law. Source: Am a lawyer.
Mackdhagen wrote: Anybody have any navigation drama? My wahoo bolt worked fantastic and made a few wrong turns but that was when i did not have the map up. I made mini laminated cue sheets and maps but did not need 'em…
You know you can create your own route in RWGPS right. I do that to make sure it's correct and to familiarize myself with the route. It took like maybe 15 minutes.
asparks65 wrote: Anyone need a DK 200 spot? Ill be there but not going to be able to do the 200. I can meet at registration and you would have to race under my name and number since the transfer deadline has passed.…
There's cell coverage over much of the course. There are spots with no coverage but there's enough. I use the live tracking on my Wahoo, but before I had one of those I used an app on my phone -- Glympse. It was limited…
dangle wrote: 1) Everybody is getting their money's worth. I can't imagine how difficult it is to put on an event like that. 2) I think the link summed it up well towards the end. I'll paste it below because I don't…
I've been watching from a distance, Almanzo has always been on my to-do list but I haven't made it there yet, I live far enough away to make it challenging. I considered coming this year but I started to sense a weird…
bnystrom wrote: I had to do a double-take due to the Campy clamp with the Ultegra derailleur. What issues are people having with Campy for gravel bikes? I realize that up until the latest iteration, the gearing options…
DerekJ_MI wrote: This is still an issue. My unit works fine (so far) as long as I'm within 124 miles of home. Which covers most of my riding. However going out of state is a no go as it won't allow me to access and run…
Nice build. What's the verdict after 4 months?
DerekJ_MI wrote: I just checked the registration page and not too many folks have signed up. It must be very hot at that time of year. Looks like a great event. I really like KS and wish I lived closer. Generally temps…
thumper88 wrote: Ted, this all seems spot-on. There's not a serious problem here, it's more like a one-off hiccup, the kind of thing you can't prevent from cropping up occasionally in life... given what I've seen of how…
I think it held up the 15-hour finishers, based on some comments on Strava by a buddy. I rolled through a bit later, it was gone.
lzpup wrote: I noticed that the Garmin says 4692 elevation gain and the ride with GPS says 8331, anyone else notice this? I am thinking the 8331 is more likely and I should load that route? It's always different…
Mudville Stomper wrote: November just had a blog post on shims... So in a perfect world, with identical hubs, minimal adjustment will be needed. Thanks for the knowledge. I appreciate it. I have two wheelsets for one of…