Recent content by Catalyzt

Yeah, the scratch coatings I've ordered at Zenni and Kaiser absolutely do not work. Maybe there are some that do..

Interesting thread (and I don't find the term 'necro' to be snarky, just descriptive in this situation, where we have a precise use-case scenario.) I do have a visor on my helmet, but unfortunately, it's so scratched that it is annoying. I wonder how polywatch of some similar product would do...

These are great resources and I will look into them! What I'm wondering now is if WALKING in my neighborhood qualifies as Zone 2. For the hills at least, yes, I can speak in complete sentences, but my speech would reflect the fact that I'm exercising. Given the topography of where I live...

Actually, I do not have a cardiologist, though my GP consults with one regarding my case. I meet with my GP in a couple of weeks, and I'll ask her what HR she might recommend or if she has any thoughts on the situation. She may either give me numbers to hit for each zone, or refer me to...

All this means I should probably wear a heart monitor, which I loathe doing or even thinking about. Are there any that are completely offline that anyone would recommend? Thanks! I'll ask my doc r.e. FTP test.

Exactly! (Sorry, Endi and Harry, Stomp is referencing a separate dialogue from another thread.) Yeah, would love to see a picture, Harry, thanks for checking the PDFs. Sorry to be extra-cautious!

I do not think anyone should download an unknown .PDF off this or any other website. I would be interested in the specs, but this may not be that appealing to most folks, given that commercial eBikes are available with very good specs in that weight range, though they are mid-drives. I own a...

130 watts on the 4.1 mile loop. This ties my second-highest-power ride for this loop ever. I only have one ride pre-aneurysm that beat this, at 133 watts, and I only have on ride which beat this for fastest time, which was POST aneurysm. For sprint speed, I am obviously back at full power--...

I agree with Speedub that this is not a huge change, but the tinted windows are irritating here in Hollywood in terms of threat assessment, on a bike, walking the dogs, etc. I like to know who is driving around up here. I like to be able to see if someone makes eye contact and gives me a...

Yes! And the geniuses in Stuttgart make their bikes so safe they will kill us all! (Stefan and I love poking fun at German engineering, though I think we both genuinely admire and respect their work.) Bosch's "Flow" app has a huge warning that explodes across your phone screen after you boot...

I found your batteries delivered more than 2.5 hours-- I figured the range at around 32 miles, and at average speeds of about 9 MPH, that netted out to around 3.5 hours... and that was assuming about 2,500 to 3,000 feet of vertical. I could imagine getting four hours on more sensible terrain...

I do not know much about the technical specifications of gravel bikes for racing or competition. My only experience is the Canyon Grizl: ON used for purely recreational purposes on road surfaces, bad pavement with lots of cracks, severely eroded asphalt that is like 'gravel' in that there is a...

It sounded fine the last two rides. I wonder if there was some grit on the pads that just burned itself off. It has only been ridden in drizzle once, and I did wash/wipe it off, but there's plenty of sand and debris on the road. It sounds like none of this involves any brake bleeding, so I'll...

This is very helpful. I need to do a deeper dive into YT diy videos for checking the pads. The disc is not warped, at least that I can see. There is no wobble at all. Brake drag is possible. Better brake pads sounds like a really good idea. Super helpful!

...that I could have burned through the pads on my Canyon Grizl:ON 7 in only 250 miles?! I live in an area with a lot of steep hills, yes. But this seems like an absurdly short service life. My eMTB's brake pads were good for at least 500 miles in this terrain, and it's 47 pounds as compared...