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found this cool artwork when we rode to a new nature path though no bikes. this is the kind of stuff my bill wife really likes.

it works well but when it rains a lot it does not last. but I don't have to clean my chain either. I wanted to see how the holy cow version worked but it needs too much tiem to dry. I buy it he big bottles...

it makes the chain messy always seems sticky to me.

but it is also pretty messy too.

I want to use a good wax bashed lube but they all need at least 12 hours but morel like 24 hours to dry. that won't work on my commuters as I tend to do the chain at work. but I wonder if more time would be needed in winter? I can see using it on our tandem now we dont ride every day.

I bought this wheel earlier this year it came pre tapped with tubeless tape. it looked ok but not great. had some leakage for awhile but it settled now. well I had a flat when We went to ride the bike it filled up fine but next day it was a little low. so I added sealent as thats usually the...

I get that on my mid drive too 3500 on a e bike chan. I am testing it out on my commuter see how it compares. rock and roll works well it there is a lot of rain.

that leaves gooy grease residue on the pan its easier to just shake ot. I know because I tired that method.

that purple stuff or something like that.

I have found the easiest way to do this is with some water based degreaser and an insulated bottle. I put the chain in the bottle I pour in the cleaner and boiling water and shake it then rinse it a couple times and the chain is cleaned inside and out.

I have checked it with other sources I find it pretty accurate. but only on cloudy days on sunny days ot reads the road temp.

I have the older ones if you want them.

no I find it pretty accurate. but it does show pavement temp and thats what your suffering when its hot.

97 and smoky. my garmin shows the road is 107

You just take the adaptor off the original mount and screw it to the Garmin. well you do need this guy https://cycliq.com/products/universal-adaptor

the garmin mount is removable. I use this setup for the cycliq works fine. I have also used it for the trek radar.

you can mount it on the side of the rack. I used to have it there with a bag..

just wish they were not so god awful expensive 200.00 a pair or more. but hey I got pair of free socks. they still steer well at 43psi too. I would put them on the tandem but I have 4 tires to wear out first. plus not sure how they would do on light gravel.