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I use the Park tools at work, but I have that all-in-one tool for the home shop. It works really well, just take your time.

If you loan it to a friend and they maim themselves due to your negligence, Jerry won't matter, the jury will. :)

I saw that Velduro online when I was looking at options before purchasing my Nytro. I would think that it's in the 35# range, but I don't know for sure. I don't need or want 105Nm in a 35# bike.

I cooked up some chicken on the BBQ last night, and didn't need my flashlight. That moon was bright.

One thing to keep in mind. If you jury rig the torque arm, and it breaks, that risks ripping the hub motor cable, leaving you stranded and on a hunt for a replacement cable.

I'm not that thin.

Unknown. I'll check. The next meeting is in January.

Excellent. Then maybe you can help me with my cervical spinal stenosis. 😁

HNY to you, PedalUma.

I support this. If I'm not mistaken, Jeremy is a retired doctor, and may know of relevant studies on the subject.

Do you use a sledgehammer to remove bearings?

My tinnitus is not mild. I'm not trying to prove anything.

Admittedly, our market is skewed towards the high end, where a lot of customers just want what they want or what they perceive, or are told, is best for them. The three main competitors to AMFLOW that we sell are Orbea, Mondraker, and Cannondale. Many of the owners of these bikes want a DJI bike...

The wind rushing by them creates noise. I noticed that while descending, if I pushed the front strap against my head, or turned my head sideways, the noise went away. I also noticed that it was much harder to communicate with other riders while descending, and that my tinnitus was more prominent...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the free version only allows you to analyze a small number of rides, like 200. The Pro version unlocks all of your data. Maybe your version is grandfathered?

😅 😅 😅 That's a running joke inside the industry. AMFLOW sells direct and through dealers. DJI sells their motors to about a dozen companies, but 90% of them go to AMFLOW. AMFLOW has very, very few dealers. Both companies purposefully control supply to enhance demand, which is already...

Just look at the two pictures and decide what your eyes tell you. This is a Specialized forum. I posted that picture to answer a question, not to challenge Specialized as a company, or their products. I only wanted to show another manufacturer's product that answers the question. It wasn't...

I meant in conditions where riding something that protective would make sense, like below 40 degrees F. Do they have any kind of mesh or vent? I saw that the company has GoreTex models, but they seemed to imply that they were for "spring riding".

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It's been around for a while. From what I understand, you'll need a Strava paid subscription and a Veloviewer paid subscription to make it all work. $30/year isn't a whole lot of money if you like diving through Strava data.