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Aagh, Phillips! As a technician in 1972 I discovered what we called Reed and Prince. It was a Frearson, invented in England in the 19th...
Saturday at 9:20 PM
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i’m positive that it’s output - or at least an estimate thereof. the math aligns very closely with predicted speed and power...
Saturday at 8:09 PM
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The cost of tubeless can be high. Luckily, we had tubeless rims already. After a year or so working out my bigs, they work pretty well...
Saturday at 8:08 PM
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I hadn't known the Bike Farmer to swear until a customer talked him into installing tubeless tires. I believe he calls them a custom...
Saturday at 7:37 PM
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Please watch this video first: Ollie said, among others, something like that: 'So you have installed tubeless on your first wheel...
Saturday at 7:32 PM
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My Aventon display says in the last 60.8 miles I've saved 18 kg of CO2 and 3.3 trees. Similarly, the efficiency figure for your motor...
Saturday at 6:52 PM
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https://www.amazon.com/bayite-6-5-100V-Display-Multimeter-Voltmeter/dp/B013PKYILS I checked amazon for "DC watt meter." They're likely...
Saturday at 1:35 PM
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yep, that’s a good method if the bike goes by itself! if you need to pedal also, then of course you need to know how much work the rider...
Saturday at 1:05 PM
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I calculate motor output by seeing the terminal speed up a known grade on throttle alone. If I want to test PAS power, I ghost pedal...
Saturday at 10:55 AM
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I'll pile onto what @fooferdoggie and @TrevorB answered on this. Quality brake cables are treated so they are slick forever. Add your...
Saturday at 8:16 AM
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those are great dunno if the link would work for the US https://www.amazon.nl/-/en/BIKETEK-Motorcycle-garage-orange-without/dp/B0141G5FM6
Friday at 7:23 AM
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I can't use Stud finders.... they alert as soon as I pick it up. 🙃
Thursday at 9:13 PM
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I have a large-ish rubber mat on my garage floor. It’s bright AF orange. I like it because I can see better through the brake pads and...
Thursday at 9:13 PM
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When my neighbor sees me down on the ground working on a bike, he'll offer me his shop. Sometimes laying a bike on its side is the best...
Thursday at 7:18 PM
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Hey, a resolution was already put in place before posting this. The spokes just needed to be tightened and we covered the labour :)...
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