As of a few years ago, it was difficult and costly to take all of the excess blue out of "white" LEDs. The truly white ones were reserved for uses where the lack of blue was worth the price.
Sodium vapor used to be everywhere in outdoor lighting here. LED technology is clearly taking over, but I can't say by how much.
What I can say is, if bluish white is what it takes to burn less carbon in the name of outdoor lighting, so be it.
Very impressive win for your friend, @Stefan Mikes !
And truer words were never spoken. Can't tell you how many things in my life would've ended better with more omelette.
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Seriously, though, was he saying that he didn't nourish himself enough along the way? As pointed out quite clearly in...
As a fan of maps in general, very happy with the map layers I get with RideWithGPS Premium. Being heavily into the geology and pre-development physical geography of the places I ride, favorites include the satellite, USGS topo, and offroad layers.
The USGS topo layer is great for old place...
Ever wanted to try a TdF training route, just to see what a monster you really are in the saddle? Or more like it, what monsters Tadej and his UAE teammates are?
Good thing I don't measure my self-worth in W/kg.
Glad you had a chance to try out your new SL 2. Sounds like your evil scheme is working.
I find that E/M = 10/10 on my SL 1 gives little if any real help, and the motor sounds confused. Not much better at 20/20, but a BIG jump in perceived assist at 30/30.
Sounds like the SL 2 might be...
Took the missus on her biggest climb yet this morning — roughly 60 ft/mi over 5 mi with several stretches of 6% or steeper.
Our ebikes from an earlier ride. As usual, she and her blue 750W Velotric Breeze left me and my 240W Vado SL in the dust. When I asked about the climb at the top, she...
Encouraging. The fanciest 3D printed Spec saddles even pricier.
Realistically, though, the next $500 of bike money I get my hands on will have to go to a range extender (my first). Maybe a cool 3D printed saddle once the CFO's racked up about double that in Amazon orders.
Love the way these Fizik and Spec 3D printed saddles look, and the engineered compliance and total ventilation seem really smart.
But at those prices, what happens if they don't work out?
Before taking delivery, I reduced my SL 1's stock 44t chainring to a narrow-wide Wolf Tooth 40t. Easy swap, no chain drops in 3,200 mi.
With the stock 12-speed 11-50t cassette, the gearing's now 22-99 gear-inches. For my legs on an SL 1, that's a good compromise between climbing and descending...