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  1. Jeremy McCreary

    Another new TQ motor: hpr40

    Thanks! So writing an HPR assist mode as A/B, A = the mode's max (presumably mechanical) motor power in watts. B specifies the saturation rider power Prs as a percentage of A. Hence, Prs = A B /100 is the rider power Pr needed to saturate motor power Pm at A. I like that. The current mode's Prs...
  2. Jeremy McCreary

    Just for fun...

    Yes, a pencil's generally more effective. ;^}
  3. Jeremy McCreary

    Another new TQ motor: hpr40

    What do these numbers refer to in HPR motors? Interesting to see how other people set and use their own assist modes — and how those choices evolve over time. I had a phase like that and could well again. You said once that you like to go fast. So do I at times. Took me a while to figure out...
  4. Jeremy McCreary

    Just for fun...

    Hard to avoid — when I'm not on the bike, I have a poop bag in my hand. This is my life now.
  5. Jeremy McCreary

    Watching the peloton - Professional Road Racing thread 2026

    Commentator: "This is the most bonkers Grand Tour stage I've ever seen!"
  6. Jeremy McCreary

    Just for fun...

    Proof, if we needed any, that the human brain is hard-wired for bathroom humor.
  7. Jeremy McCreary

    Watching the peloton - Professional Road Racing thread 2026

    Fun to listen to the commentators, all accomplished pro riders, trying to puzzle out what the hell the teams are thinking. Matt Stephens: "I love the chaos we're faced with here."
  8. Jeremy McCreary

    Watching the peloton - Professional Road Racing thread 2026

    Giro Stage 5, just started the Montagna Grande de Viggiano climb, 6.3 km, 9.9% average grade, currently doing 29 km/h up an 8% pitch at 52 km out. Sorry, none of these guys are human.
  9. Jeremy McCreary

    Just for fun...

    Roxie bugging me to check this post for likes. ;^}
  10. Jeremy McCreary

    Just for fun...

    Fun cafe ride with pro cycling superstar Demi Vollering...
  11. Jeremy McCreary

    Does anyone here "name" their eBikes?

    Thought about naming my Vado SL 1 several times but have yet to come up with a keeper. First inclination was to give it a woman's name like a boat — maybe Bobbi Jo for how fun it is, or Lana for how beautiful a design it is, or Serena for the mental state it puts me in. Nah, it's not at all...
  12. Jeremy McCreary

    Watching the peloton - Professional Road Racing thread 2026

    Thanks, makes some sense to disrupt other teams' leadouts. Why don't we see that tactic more often? Did the tricky turns in the last km make it a better bet this time?
  13. Jeremy McCreary

    Watching the peloton - Professional Road Racing thread 2026

    The commentators said something similar, but I still don't get it. How did the planned attack by UAE's Jan Christen help UAE's Narvaez win the sprint?
  14. Jeremy McCreary

    Usernames...

    Just used my evil twin's name. I'm the better-looking one.
  15. Jeremy McCreary

    Watching the peloton - Professional Road Racing thread 2026

    If you need another reason not to crash... This from an interesting discussion of the Giro thus far (thru stage 3). Really like Dan Lloyd's race coverage.
  16. Jeremy McCreary

    Interesting uses for old bike parts

    I've been there! Very cool piece of sidewalk art right on a major bikeway in north Portland. As I recall, that's not the only piece of bike-related sidewalk art in the area.
  17. Jeremy McCreary

    Interesting uses for old bike parts

    Wonderfully creative! Skillful, too. Love the bike coming out of the wall. Your toilet paper (TP) holder could revolutionize TP dispensing. In addition to the old way of grabbing the end and pulling a length of TP off a roll that only spins in place in a wall fixture, you could also grab the...
  18. Jeremy McCreary

    Watching the peloton - Professional Road Racing thread 2026

    After Stage 3 today, the coverage featured a light-haired middle-aged guy with a slight Germanish accent doing random interviews and showing the bikes being boxed up among other things. Jens?
  19. Jeremy McCreary

    Interesting uses for old bike parts

    Bike upgrades seem to be a way of life on EBR. Done anything interesting with the old parts? Never got over my childhood love of spinning tops. And now that I make my own, always on the lookout for found objects to turn into working tops. LEGO's a good source for any additional parts needed...
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