Art Deco
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Cool. But it looks like your car won't fit the tiny parking spaces anymore.I finally put a hitch on my Abarth (not my picture, but same color)
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What did you buy for your new bike this weekend (Black Friday...)
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RandallS
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- Calgary
Quadlock and case for me as well. I sure hope it works with my wireless charging as i haven't plugged in my phones at home in many years. According to postal tracking app, it arrives today!
Edit: Just arrived!
Edit #2: easy to install case, and wireless charging works on all my charging pads.
Edit: Just arrived!
Edit #2: easy to install case, and wireless charging works on all my charging pads.
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Terry777
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Cool. thanks.
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Terry777
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Cool seat post buddy!RedShift Seatpost. It's so smooth. I've only taken it for a 10 mile ride but it just feels so comfortable. My bum is thankful.
I finally put a hitch on my Abarth (not my picture, but same color)
Deacon Blues
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I've been using Quadlocks for 3 years (bike mount, car windshield attachment, and running arm band). As mentioned, the case is fairly thick and on the heavy side, but when your phone is mounted to the bike it is VERY secure.
Having said that, my iPhone did fall off my bike, while travelling at 30kph, but it wasn't the fault of the Quadlock. I was in a hurry to get going again after using my phone, and didn't attach it correctly. The phone bounced along the pavement a number of times, but still worked fine (except for two small cracks in the screen that didn't cause any problems)
As I mentioned I've been using the Quadlock for 3 years and I still can't mount the phone to the lock as smoothly as shown in Quadlock's promotional video.
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Terry777
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Nice one!Quadlock and case for me as well. I sure hope it works with my wireless charging as i haven't plugged in my phones at home in many years. According to postal tracking app, it arrives today!
Edit: Just arrived!
Edit #2: easy to install case, and wireless charging works on all my charging pads.
ki11a
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Picked up a fast 4amp charger and an extra long DC extension cable....@ 28 bucks for the fast charger, I dont think I have ever seen a charger go for this cheap...let alone a fast charger, but it works great! My charge times are cut in half when I need...
Also got a new horn/alarm, the Juiced Horn, which is an actual motorcycle horn and is loud enough for the streets. Pretty awesome.
Oh and got a thumb throttle attachment for more riding comfort.
Also got a new horn/alarm, the Juiced Horn, which is an actual motorcycle horn and is loud enough for the streets. Pretty awesome.
Oh and got a thumb throttle attachment for more riding comfort.
BigNerd
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Ended up returning the yellow one and got this one for $5.99 on Amazon:Where did you get this and how much if you don't mind me asking buddy? I may get one if it fits mine. Awesome net!
Amazon.com : Mantain Bike Bicycle Cargo Net,11.8"x11.8" Red Rack Storage Net Cargo Net 6 Adjustable Hooks : Sports & Outdoors
Amazon.com : Mantain Bike Bicycle Cargo Net,11.8"x11.8" Red Rack Storage Net Cargo Net 6 Adjustable Hooks : Sports & Outdoors
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It's 11.5x11.5in which is smaller than the 13x13 but fits on the rack better (still had to fold it over so it's tight).
Stefan Mikes
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- Europe
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- Mazovia, PL
Not exactly on Black Friday but these steel chainring bolts have travelled all the way from China through Oregon to finally reach Mazovia in Poland on the Black Week
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Terry777
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Thanks buddy, I'll check them out.
Gionnirocket
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That charger looks very similar to cheap_o YZ Power 2amp back up charger that I got. If the 4a has similar internals you may want to change your mounting by 180° as on mine the fan is on the output cord side. The fan will work much better if it's not fighting the natural heat convection.
Stefan Mikes
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Interesting...
6zfshdb
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I have a small machine shop and from the research I've done, it should be a fairly simple project. The upper tube of the 27.2mm dropper has an outside diameter which is an exact fit for the inside of the 27.2mm Kinekt post. All that is necessary is to cut the tubes to the right length and join the two with a seatpost clamp. It will however reduce the range of the dropper from 110mm to 90mm.
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Terry777
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Well cool idea! That’ll be minted!
6zfshdb, interesting project. Please post how this turns out for you. I've been waiting for Cirrus to make one but last I heard they had nothing in the works.
6zfshdb
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The only issue with this project is you need at least 6" of exposed seat tube on your bike for there to be any useful drop range.
This particular project is for bikes with a 27.2 or 28.6 mm (shim required) seat tubes. This idea may work for larger seat tubes but I have not researched it.
Gionnirocket
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I like it when a Frankenstein works out so well.
Dallant
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Hmmm, you just might be able to sell that product/service!
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