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wow look at that a Shimano 105 crank arm. wait whats this? its the power meter arm. The second most expensive part on the bike. it is a valuable tool and it has apple find my built in. too bad I can put on the bosch and compare the two.

I got this and a bunch of tools from this old engineer before he died.

First part arrives a cane creek headdset 20.00 less then retial.

22 degrees this morning but the wind calmed down should get the 46 so fine to ride.

took the wheel for a spin today works great not noisy. new tire as that one was so worn out. the old wheel will be on my commuter.

Thisi s why going tubeless can be great. Here is our tandem tire. (its now worn out) but I just took it off, and I counted 14 separate spots that had been sealed in jsut a few months. it would have only been 2 or 3 if I had say a marathon plus but then the ride is much harsher and slower.

we just have 30s to 40s and a ton of wind for the last week. 15 mph with 30 gusts.

or blow it apart like a bomb.

when your hot your hot.

I wasted my money buying tape and a tubless valve they already did that for me.

This was my first pair of polarized glasses but they have been great. My Garmin screen cant be seen from the side but that's about it. but I also bought really good lens so that helps too.

I think it was mostly the cliffhanger rim that could not take it. but it could be the need for 36 spokes. The stock wheel had 36 and he has been pretty good. Plus the weight with our junk is around 450 pounds plus we towed around our granddaughter.

no thats my doner bike. thats where all the parts are coming from. well all that work but almost all of them do. the front wheel wont. I thought I could change the endcaps on the dt swiss hub but nope. took the performance speed moto out of it and put it in the tandem after it had issues. we...

well do you toss them around? but I usually buy higher end lens like my last ones for progressives were 580.00 hate cheap lens. my glasses are about the only things that dont get abused around me.

with the weight of our e tandem and that I wanted a tubeless setup the rear wheel has been a battle. The stock wheel just a Shimano Deore 36 worked fine but you can't even getto tubeless on the rim. its held up wheel. During the pandemic we had a 32 hole dt swiss wheel built and it lasted about...

why are you scratching them up? Most decent lenses have a scratch coating and I haven't seen scratches in years. I also putthem in a case now while riding. Plus now with the water repellant I just wash them in warm water and some soap and tap them on the edge on a sleeve to get the water off...

well their batteries caused others damage so now they feel the burn. batteries revenge. I doubt they will pay for others' damage to Karma has to get its buck somehow.

no the motor feels good but with all the rain I ride in can cause issues. Best case I will have a backup bike and a new battery. but it may be time to just have a e tandem and the trek for casual use.

ya but that cost would be about the same as having it done and its not something I would do again. I did make a tool once to put the star nut in. I will have it cut with all the spacers since I won't know what I need till I hop on. crap I thought my front dt swiss up could convert from qr to...