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Yes, I can imagine your tire pressure level being higher than mine at 30psi. If you're tubeless I would think that the culprit more than valve related? But... the convenience... the ease of adding air... the lack of need for me to find a tool to open the valve... No regrets, no way back. :cool:

Welp... we're pretty much into October now, and that makes 5 months into Clik valve usage, and many kms of riding/experience. Not gonna lie, I wish these things were available years ago. The weekly loss of air is way down, minimal at most. I think I'm down to needing air maybe 3 to 4 weeks...

Are we getting boared?

Does it come in "instant" form? :D

They're pretty hot though...

One of my favs was the one where there was a massive disaster that wiped everyone out (nuclear?) but somehow left a complete library and a total bookworm guy as the only thing/person to survive. And then he broke his glasses...

"You're travelling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind; a journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination. That's the signpost up ahead - your next stop, the Twilight Zone!"

Those look great!

Brutal... 🤣

The liveBPM app will automatically calc whatever is playing in real time. I use it for my band...

I think people need to take a good long look at the things they buy and use before throwing stones... :) https://www.ft.com/content/41f72a09-a129-44a6-ada4-74f3f6db80f9

Yes, the distraction aspect is real. Sometimes I find myself in that situation whilst driving, and that ain't good! Not talking about using a phone... Another thing is that I often find it to be an opportunity to free my mind from "stuff" (whilst riding). That said, music by default does that...

Dam that CopenAmster!

That's why I posted it.

I have not found a sufficient platform to safely listen whilst riding. But... have not tried the bone conduction route. I have no doubt I would be subject to the beat be it voluntary or involuntary.

Indeed sir! :cool:

I am under the impression that the Garmin will only receive data, not send. At least that's the way it seems with my Garmin 530 and Giant Stance E+2

Excellent! Dayum, I need to go back and try that! :cool: