Recent content by stompandgo

The right way is to remove the cassette. The dirty way is to cut it out with diagonal cutters.

I like it.

One of the first things I teach new riders after attacking the field. Don't look back for 30 seconds.

That's a lot of stage mix on that stage.

That Verdant IPA looks scrumptious.

Dealer.

When you race at a high level, amateur or pro, burnout is real. Talking about retirement is a sign of it. Sitting out the Vuelta, cashing out on winner determined criteriums, focusing on Worlds, and maybe Lombardia will be a good rest for his brain. I'm happy to see him sit this one out. I...

I bet you've never had a lobster donut. It sounds disgusting, but it's mind blowing if you like lobster.

I've finally found someone who drinks tea properly. Cheers.

Right, I was thinking of the eBike Connect, not Flow. Brain fart, as I own a System 2 bike :oops:

What do you want to see on your phone? This bike has a Bosch Performance Line drive unit and a Purion display. Bosch is not an open system, and as far as I can see, this is an older System 2 drive unit. If so, connectivity to your phone would be through the Bosch Flow app.

This is the clamp section of the Cane Creek Thudbuster suspension seatpost. It's probably more than you want to spend on this. Look at the clamp system. It uses horizontal bolts in the center of a circular clamp system. Look for a similar seatpost in your price range. This is the clamp system...

We ship about 3 bikes per week. We receive about a half dozen or more new bikes every week. It's all about timing. At the time, we had a couple assembled boxes available, but we needed them.

My bike comes with aluminum bars with machined ports that should fit everything. I was curious about your carbon bars, but now I see that they are aluminum.

Did the carbon bars come with large ports or did you cut your own? I need to get not just the hydraulic hose inside, but a wired remote cable. Standard Di2 compatible bars have ports that are too small for this.