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With all due respect, I believe you are overthinking this. It's likely that a pure level sensor only would be more complicated and expensive to implement while being less performant at the same time. . Bosch already makes these inhouse for many applications, so undoubtedly they are using...

The new Bosch gen5 has added inertial sensors to do that. Not much real world feedback yet, and it's all in how well they've programmed it though I think you can adjust the sensitivity of various parameters in the Flow app to your liking. There’s a bit more to it than just a gearbox update...

At the risk of being pedantic, FedEx doesn't levy tariffs. The situation is a little more nuanced than your description (the end result to you is the same, hence why this might seem pedantic). Grin=seller=shipper FedEx is the carrier, not the shipper. In this case they are also acting as the...

Ah, I didn't register the Classic in your title. That bike has been around awhile. I have no idea what was/is still compatible with those original bikes- I've only been following them since 2019 and even then anyone mentioning bikes that old was rare.

Stopped to smell the roses. You would think they would know better than to bloom in January.

The LEDs on the battery light up like normal? The bike works normally with the old battery? I suppose it's possible you need a fw update, but that would probably mean it hasn't been updated in forever. Like 2017 or 2018? You could try resetting the battery by holding the button in for 30...

Pedal swiftly and carry a large baguette?

Looks like you may be missing an o ring that the assembly usually has. Maybe that's why your calipers aren't lining up. ;)

Hang in there @Catalyzt. Glad you and yours are still whole.

Strap your Garmin on the drone and you'll win for sure !!

Hey, my week still has almost 7 hours left! :) I planned to ride today, but partly sunny with 20% chance of rain turned into dreary all day drizzle - so have to be content with working on the bike instead. Was hoping to test and tune the new seatpost, saddle, and pedals I put on but that will...

Beautiful photos! I think the highest cadence I've recorded was 143. 157 is serious spinning. I did hit a low 10 rpm during a ride this week :)

@dodgeman 's driveway looks like a tractor(or pickup) and plow situation to me. My dad in his mid 80's still plows the driveway religiously.

I'm not a Moro owner, but doesn't Yamaha use Praxis cranks? If so, unless they have some unique OEM version, those ISIS cranks are self extracting. Use the 8mm (with a lot of force, maybe even a pipe extension on your wrench) to remove the crank. The larger M24 bolt is the extractor and is...

Thanks! Probably at least 85% was 'commuting', but I try to add an extra 5-15 miles on the way home whenever I can get away with it. My thing has been to try ride 'new' streets whenever I can - I've biked 44% of Seattle's 1963 miles of roads so far. One of my main justifications for getting...

Closed out 2024 with a couple dark commutes and ended with just over 4500mi ridden. Here's to a great 2025 for everyone !

Yes, Strava got it right. I think that I recorded it natively in both at the time, but I can't really remember.

Like this time going through a mile long tunnel and I mysteriously showed an extra 5000ft of gain from RWGPS even though the upper end of the tunnel is only about 25ft higher than the lower end.

We had to re-straighten the right handlebar occasionally after taking people out on their first ride. Being the 'passenger' was actually harder than being the driver for most people. I always thought that it should've been a 2x so 1 person could control the front derailleur and the other the...

No info on the derailleur, but we had one of those bikes back in the 80's. Fun to ride, but unwieldy. If there is much weight imbalance you have to ride at an angle to keep the center of gravity, then you have a really tight turning radius in 1 direction and a large radius in the other or...