Are fueling threads this year's wheels threads?

Connect is such fail, probably not.

That's a pretty cool wellness program though. I wonder if a pedometer would register steps as you pedal?

You can post the barn pic.

Up next: messiest outhouse.

I feel your pain :( I just got back on the bike and now it's cruelly taken away from me.

Oh well, no riding tonight for sure, so I'll swing my bike my the shop to fix the brakes.

MAYBE the trails will be dry by tomorrow afternoon, though. There were in great condition on Tuesday not long after 7" of rain over the weekend. It's possible they'll open.

I'm on windows 10, my text is fuzzy on outlook and it's killing me softly. All other text looks OK. Some kind of DPI scaling issue with outlook?! Good lord tell me there's a fix for this.

Though it would look sterling on the Alize©®, the Bayamo is more along the lines I was thinking. Hanging off the aero bars just ahead of the aero bottle would set it off in a nice way. But, I'm assuming they only made one of those, based on looks alone, and I think I'll just defer to [MENTION=406877]PepeM[/MENTION].

Speaking of aero bottles, I finally bought one. I won't have to do the 40K TT in 90 degree heat without hydration this year. That makes me kind of giddy.

Stop using Comic Sans as your default?

;)

So does mine.

With concrete subfloor somewhere.

Ubuntu.

If you weren't joking I'd ask you where I can change default text for display (not for e-mail use)

What's the best fuel for a serious cyclist?

At work. No choice.

Live CD.

IT will love you.

Disc brakes on bikes.... They are no different than car brakes, as far as the hydraulic portion of the system goes. My buddy has a MTB with them, and he had a leaking caliper. I told him I would take a peek at it, with no promises. Looking at the system, the highest part is the lever/master cylinder, and of course, the lowest is the caliper. You can gravity bleed them leaving the fill screw out, and add fluid as it runs out the bleeder, you can reverse bleed, using the syringe and cup that fits into the fill screw, or you can just fill and pump the lever. That works just fine. You can see the air bubbles in the fluid as you pump the lever, and also watch the fluid go down. You can also feel the lever pump up to the proper firmness.

On his, I installed the caliper, added fluid to the fill hole, worked the lever, and continued on until the lever was right, and added fluid to the proper level. Took 10 minutes, start to finish.

Depends. Does the rider wave?

I was going to post that a fitbit HR or other HR monitor might be an easier option, but it seems you know this. My fitbit HR converts any activity into steps including biking. I can't vouch for it's accuracy or reliability but it was good enough for my companies wellness plan.

Depends. On the road or the MUP?

Terrible? Does that mean it does record pedaling as steps or not? I think it would be great if it did. Just for grins.

I dunno, but I thought about starting an anti- riding while fasting thread. It would be about the benefits of riding while gorged out of your gord.

Nope, just want the text fixed not a new OS lol.

I have to admit, I can fix/adjust caliper brakes. I would be at a loss for disc brakes.. even though I like them.

I would do this, but I don't have any of the MTB tools for it (even syringes that fit). Next year I'll buy all that stuff, but this year it was all being done for free anyways...

Yes, this is exactly what it did. While in my front right pocket.

The only thing special that you need is a bleed kit (really just the cup and syringe). The basic Shimano kit is about 25 bucks at Competitive.

I vote for Laj's method.