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Jeremy McCreary reacted to Mr. Coffee's post in the thread Anyone converted their Turbo Vado to tubeless tires? with
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But if 90 percent of the time all you need to do with a tubeless tire is air it up you are still ahead quite a bit. There are really... -
Jeremy McCreary reacted to Allan47.7339's post in the thread Anyone converted their Turbo Vado to tubeless tires? with Like.
Tubeless isn't work less. I use tubeless because it has significantly reduced my side of the road repair time. You need to check the...
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread Watching the peloton - Professional Road Racing thread 2026.Today's TdF Stage 14 left me with doubts about seeing Jonas on the final podium. Yes, there are 7 stages to go, some well-suited to...
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to stompandgo's post in the thread What’s your preferred cadence? with Like.
I use high rpm during a chase or sprint, or if my legs are loading up with acid, to help clear the muscles. The downside is that high...
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to mcdenny's post in the thread Turbo Vado SL 2 6.0 - turns itself on when off and unattended with Like.
Got the bike back yesterday with a new version 2 H3 TCU and motor. Shop said it's been keeping the date right for a week and a half...
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to dodgeman's post in the thread 2026 - Our Rides in Words, Photos, Maps and Videos with Wow.
I rode 12 miles today for an errand. It could have waited but it seemed like a good reason for a bike ride. There is smoke here in...
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Jeremy McCreary replied to the thread What’s your preferred cadence?.Lots of research on this topic, but mainly on elite cyclists with performance and training goals that few of us share. Self-selected...
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Ideally, I like to average 90, reality is somewhere between 80 and 100. That said I tend to focus more on heart rate and keeping it in...
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You are touching upon my understanding of how cadence and gearing affect how a bike feels to ride. I believe that most bikes have a...
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many studies! technically it is true, of course, but the difference is nowhere near as significant as the 50% increase in power you get...
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to RunForTheHills's post in the thread What’s your preferred cadence? with Like.
Everyone is built different, so their preferences will be different. Mashers use fast twitch muscles like sprinters. Spinners use slow...
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Jeremy McCreary reacted to JGcycle's post in the thread 2026 - Our Rides in Words, Photos, Maps and Videos with Like.
A few pics from this morning's 24km ride:
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Almost looks Welsh, except for all the vowels. 😁