I'm seeing these vented discs and simply thicker discs being pushed on YouTube, to be honest, I'll be fine with the guides, they are 10X better than anything I've had
You sure it's this thread and not the vado?
As mentioned earlier, make sure your stanchions are rated for shoe breaking
No... But I smoked.
I hope that's hot chocolate... otherwise that's one sad, muddy looking coffee.
And I ride a lot of hills at +20mph.
passing the force to the headset, but you need the right sized foot.
Yes, it is Mocha with Chocolate.
That's why I always buy eBike Class 3 aka size EEE cycling shoes. They have a greater braking surface area
When I got my first driver's license at age 16, the brakes went out on my parents' '41 Pontiac one block from the police station (where I took my driver's test--small town, of course). Many of the cars I drove in those days ('30 Model A Ford, for example), had lousy brakes. On the Ford, the brakes were strictly mechanical, and after many miles the linkages and bushings would wear to the point that a full pedal push would barely move the brakes shoes. Henry was the last one to go to hydraulic brakes. So I learned to shift down and use compression braking. My high school buddy had an "A" also. If he parked on a street with a slight slope, his car would lurch forward in pulses as the pistons slowly moved up an down. He carried a piece of firewood as a parking brake. Another reason why I am not crazy about automatic transmissions, as they don't provide enough compression braking effect.
yep size 13 hips. but I dont tell my blind wife I tied a rope to her and the bike if I get desperate I knock her off and use her like a anchor.That's why I always buy eBike Class 3 aka size EEE cycling shoes. They have a greater braking surface area
You shouldn't need a tool.
