Originally Posted by
PepeM
If you are a mechanic then the knowledge/tools you already have + Google is all you need.
Yes, tools and shop space I have. I don't have a decent bike stand yet and no wheel truing equipment. I have built wheels before, for both bicycles and motorcycles.
Originally Posted by
RIP Chainrings
Congrats mate. Glad you are enjoying. I would switch over from mmr to strava but that's just me. Strava will allow you to see more data, segments, and keep a longer ride history for tracking improvements. As with all road rides, keep tire pressures as high as it reads for on the side wall - fewer [pinch] flats and less contact friction. Cheers and happy riding!
Which would you think would be more accurate? I installed Strava last night and used them both today (MMR & Strava). Everything was pretty much the same except elevation gain; MMR listed it at 1235' but Strava showed 1406', I consider that substantial.