Thank you very much @Rick53 for the exercise. Does miracles!have you ever tried to lift your leg up to table ht and set it on the table > Then stand that way for 60 seconds . Then switch sides ? Works wonders : I'm 64
As far as I can understand, installing the dropper seat post requires setting up yet another cable and finding space on the handlebars for the lever, true? It looks it is hard to do it for an inexperienced user. Leave the work to be done by the LBS?
I know Kind Shock makes model of the Dropzone which is lever actuated by the seat. No cabling needed.As far as I can understand, installing the dropper seat post requires setting up yet another cable and finding space on the handlebars for the lever, true? It looks it is hard to do it for an inexperienced user. Leave the work to be done by the LBS?
Good for you : May I suggest Once you Stretch it that way Turn your foot so your big toe and inside of Heel touch the table or shelf. Also Try doing Some lunges : Those really work great : Just do it slow at first : Good Luck
As far as I can understand, installing the dropper seat post requires setting up yet another cable and finding space on the handlebars for the lever, true? It looks it is hard to do it for an inexperienced user. Leave the work to be done by the LBS?
Useful information, thank you. Regarding the suspended dropper seat-post, I don't need the suspension in my Vado really. The dropper post will come next after the spare battery for my Vado!One other thing is that I know of only one dropper post that also has suspension
I WANT THE SLIPPERS!Oh, c'mon @PaDThe motorbike wouldn't move before he used the throttle.
When I used to ride my last acoustic bike (regular diamond frame, a little bit too tall for me), I had my left pedal at 6 o'clock and my left foot put onto it, both hands on handlebars, I was giving the bike momentum by paddling the right foot then I threw my right leg over the carrier and the saddle and off I was. I guess that wouldn't activate the motor before the pedalling started.
I cannot duplicate this technique nowadays though.
Unluckily, that one is not made in 30.9 mm diameter.You can get one for under $140 at Amazon.
It is a tempting option. What lever do you use? Mind sharing a photo how the lever is mounted on your handlebars? I guess the Puget 2x might fit on my handlebars.On my Delight, I use a PNW Coast Suspension Dropper Post.
I use the Wolf Tooth Shimano IS 2 lever. It is mounted by slipping it under the brake lever clamp, made to work with Shimano brakes. They have several other mounts. It is exceptionally smooth and durable as it uses a bearing.Unluckily, that one is not made in 30.9 mm diameter.
It is a tempting option. What lever do you use? Mind sharing a photo how the lever is mounted on your handlebars? I guess the Puget 2x might fit on my handlebars.
I have to confess that this is something I never think of. I just get on the bike. Hope it stays that way.