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Forum: Road Cycling

02-20-22, 01:54 PM

Replies: 37

Mapping For Steady Small Gradients

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Posted By WhyFi

Again - not the issue. It's easy enough to...

Again - not the issue. It's easy enough to maintain a target power on pan flat or a steady incline - the issue is when you're riding in an area that's dominated by undulations; between the slight...

Forum: General Cycling Discussion

08-29-21, 11:38 AM

Replies: 18

Making Madone lighter

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Posted By AlgarveCycling

I changed the wheels on my Madone for Roval...

I changed the wheels on my Madone for Roval Rapide CLX's at circa 1400g. I intended to swop out the Ultegra for Dura Ace... then decided not to. Why? My 2kg lighter Wilier makes very little...

Forum: General Cycling Discussion

08-29-21, 04:38 AM

Replies: 18

Making Madone lighter

Views: 2,923

Posted By DorkDisk

Start with wheels. Stock are 1900g, look for...

Start with wheels.
Stock are 1900g, look for <1500g ones.

Forum: General Cycling Discussion

07-05-21, 05:41 AM

Replies: 44

Help Descending

Views: 2,027

Posted By livedarklions

Generally, the pavement around here is so bad,...

Generally, the pavement around here is so bad, braking on a steep hill is pretty much mandatory for me. I don't find high-speed pothole slalom with cars behind me a lot of fun. I top out at about...

Forum: General Cycling Discussion

03-07-21, 06:23 PM

Replies: 23

New Bike Size advise: Pics and video here

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Posted By Koyote

Don't you understand how bf works? You're...

Don't you understand how bf works? You're supposed to first buy the bike, then ask what we think of the fit. And you get bonus points for buying the wrong size and then arguing with us.

but fwiw,...

Forum: Fitting Your Bike

01-23-21, 08:03 PM

Replies: 31

calling the fit experts: pic review

Views: 2,654

Posted By pakossa

I've read that the 90° rule is between the hip,...

I've read that the 90° rule is between the hip, shoulder, and wrist joints -- e.g., where they put those dots on the video capture fits -- NOT the torso to upper arm angle. Meaning, if you have the...

Forum: General Cycling Discussion

11-27-20, 03:07 PM

Replies: 53

Climbing difficulties

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Posted By Koyote

I'm 6'2" tall. I'll get off and push my bike up...

I'm 6'2" tall. I'll get off and push my bike up hills before I get down to 148 lbs.

Forum: Bicycle Mechanics

05-09-20, 05:27 AM

Replies: 25

Bike Tools

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Posted By dsbrantjr

My father, a tool and die maker, told me "if you...

My father, a tool and die maker, told me "if you need a tool and don't buy it, you end up paying for it and still don't have it."

Forum: Indoor & Stationary Cycling Forum

02-19-20, 08:39 AM

Replies: 13

Sportneer trainer on Zwift/Trainerroad

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Posted By zjrog

I looked at a number of things for the...

I looked at a number of things for the "cheap/easy" way. But in the end, I bit the bullet. I certainly see value in a power meter, but I have multiple bikes and I'm NOT going to put a power meter on...

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