Toronto Fixed
05-15-07 | 01:44 PM
So I says to Mable I says
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Originally Posted by LordFoo
Also - I would recommend avoiding anything that uses soniclink for data transfer.. it's a bit unreliable in windows (where it's intended to work), and I suffered quite a bit of annoyance trying to get it working in linux.
05-15-07 | 01:51 PM
So I says to Mable I says
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Originally Posted by duppy.conqueror
cool bike alum pursuit...must be a pretty uncomfy ride tho 
https://www.fixedgeargallery.com/2005/july/Rob_2.htm
05-15-07 | 01:54 PM
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
05-15-07 | 01:56 PM
::3 o'clock roadblock::
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05-15-07 | 02:07 PM
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Duppy, a saw a good cycling outfit for you:
05-15-07 | 02:32 PM
::3 o'clock roadblock::
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Originally Posted by iherald
Duppy, a saw a good cycling outfit for you:
hahahahahaha ...PimptacularFurCoatWhiteMd.jpg the file name says it all...
05-15-07 | 03:19 PM
In Velo Veritas
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
You're a studs.
Man it's sticky out there. Enviro Can says "SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH".
Man it's sticky out there. Enviro Can says "SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WATCH".
05-15-07 | 03:22 PM
cab horn
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lol @ above post
Re: Polar HRM, scratch the power option (not much of an option really). There was a review on the powertap vs SRM vs polar, and the conclusion was that the polar was nearly worthless for power metering as it variated so much If you're serious about power training, the powertap iis the lowest end i'd hit.
For HRM, I was very close to getting the CS200 as it included computer download and record function with heart rate/speed and all the fun bits (not via soniclink).
Re: Polar HRM, scratch the power option (not much of an option really). There was a review on the powertap vs SRM vs polar, and the conclusion was that the polar was nearly worthless for power metering as it variated so much If you're serious about power training, the powertap iis the lowest end i'd hit.
For HRM, I was very close to getting the CS200 as it included computer download and record function with heart rate/speed and all the fun bits (not via soniclink).
05-15-07 | 04:23 PM
In Velo Veritas
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
05-15-07 | 04:32 PM
Tie me up, Tie me down
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Now this is a rainstorm.
05-15-07 | 04:52 PM
Gone, but not forgotten
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Bikes: spicer fixie, Haro BMX, cyclops track, Soma Double Cross, KHS Flite 100
I got poured on 3 times on the way home. Like seriously poured on so much the road just looks like splashes of water and the raindrops started beating me down to the ground. The guys at sweet pete's thought it was pretty funny when I came sprinting along the sidewalk and skidded right under their awning when it was pouring buckets.
05-15-07 | 06:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Shiznaz
I got poured on 3 times on the way home. Like seriously poured on so much the road just looks like splashes of water and the raindrops started beating me down to the ground. The guys at sweet pete's thought it was pretty funny when I came sprinting along the sidewalk and skidded right under their awning when it was pouring buckets.
05-15-07 | 06:14 PM
So I says to Mable I says
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Originally Posted by operator
Re: Polar HRM, scratch the power option (not much of an option really). There was a review on the powertap vs SRM vs polar, and the conclusion was that the polar was nearly worthless for power metering as it variated so much If you're serious about power training, the powertap iis the lowest end i'd hit.
For HRM, I was very close to getting the CS200 as it included computer download and record function with heart rate/speed and all the fun bits (not via soniclink).
For HRM, I was very close to getting the CS200 as it included computer download and record function with heart rate/speed and all the fun bits (not via soniclink).
Originally Posted by Fuzzz
Atleast it was on the way home. Nothing worse than getting soaked in the morning and having to deal with it at work... this reminds me.. i better dry out my cycling shoes sooner than later.. doh!
05-15-07 | 06:16 PM
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all work and no riding makes colin something something...
05-15-07 | 06:23 PM
Call me The Breeze
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From: Cooper Ontario
Bikes: 2004 Litespeed Siena, 1996 Litespeed Obed, 1992 Miele (unknown model), 1982 Meile Uno LS.
go crazy?
05-15-07 | 06:30 PM
Tie me up, Tie me down
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Originally Posted by 2wheelsgood
all work and no riding makes colin something something...
05-15-07 | 06:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Offhoff
Yeah where have you been? If you need help getting safe then you know get in touch.
Originally Posted by I_bRAD
Go Crazy?
y'all made me jealous when i missed out on the island polo day. i really really really want to try my hand at a mallet. oh well, all this work only means more money to spend on shiny bicycle related thingys.
05-15-07 | 06:47 PM
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I'm a strong supporter of more polo
05-15-07 | 07:03 PM
::3 o'clock roadblock::
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Originally Posted by jeremywhitehorn
...by the end i was sweating like operator at a single mothers' convention.
Jeremy is on fiya man!
05-15-07 | 07:29 PM
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Originally Posted by 2wheelsgood
all work and no riding makes colin something something...
05-15-07 | 07:32 PM
cab horn
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Originally Posted by somnambulant
Hrm.. any idea where you read that review? SRM is well out of my league..
https://www.biketechreview.com/archive/pm_review.htm
05-15-07 | 07:56 PM
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Does anyone know of a cargo-style bike - other than the Bilenky?
05-15-07 | 09:16 PM
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Originally Posted by fisso416
Does anyone know of a cargo-style bike - other than the Bilenky?
https://www.catoregon.org/hpm/longhaul.htm
https://www.pedalkraft.de/kemper.htm
https://www.rideyourbike.com/cargo.html
https://www.drumbent.com/trike.html
https://www.pashley.co.uk/lists/work-bikes.html
https://www.xaccess.org/technology.htm
https://zerocouriers.com/workbike/makers/index.html
https://www.mozbike.com/build/long/
https://www.pedalpower.de/Lastenrad_W...longharry.html
https://www.bakfiets.nl/eng/models_cargo_bike_long.php
That'll keep you going for a while
