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Bicycle Computer
after testing my speed against my dads car, we figured out my bicycle computer is spitting out speeds 5km/h slower than I'm really going, so my speed was actually 62km/h :D
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what kind of pumps are you carrying?
cost me AUD $50, and my local bike shop had it on the shelf
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Bicycle Computer
I agree with being as simple as possible, however it is a great way to push yourself when you can see how fast your going... and not long after I wrote that, decided to push myself down a big hill, a…
Replied Mar 8
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my legs do turn fast, but it's between 57 and 62 now :)
car speedo's are notoriously inaccurate
Try a cop's speed gun or buy the Hotwheels speed checking gun.....LOL
no computer - more of a minimalist look...... although my roadie would say I usually average around 22-24
52.1....wow. you running fixed gear????? coz you legs must have been turning
after testing my speed against my dads car, we figured out my bicycle computer is spitting out speeds 5km/h slower than I'm really going, so my speed was actually 62km/h :D
those handlebars look awesome!
cost me AUD $50, and my local bike shop had it on the shelf
Nice work. I agree that it is interesting to see what you and your bike are capable of. That was one of the reasons I had one at the start, but I found it distracting. I was looking at it too much.
Now I take a bit more notice of my surroundings.…
I agree with being as simple as possible, however it is a great way to push yourself when you can see how fast your going... and not long after I wrote that, decided to push myself down a big hill, and my computer told me I clocked 57km/h... so I am…
That's 50ish km/h. Quite quick... you could get done speeding if you do much more in most roads in Adelaide! haha
I have one on my MTB, but I have not used it since my 2nd week riding this year. I wanted to find out how far/fast I was riding, but now that I know how far and I can work out how fast (average not top speed) by maths I have not been using it recent…
I put a cheap one on my mountain bike (lol) and my top speed was like 32mph
just got myself a cheap wireless bicycle computer to play around with and I am amazed at the speeds I'm doing...
from one night of cycling i already have a highest speed of 52.1 kmh and an average speed of 17.8 kmh...
I was wondering if anyone else…
i got myself a bontrager air support, hand pump, gets my tires to 120 psi in no time
I'm really happy with them, they are so comfortable once you get used to them! I dont understand why people dont use them more often, i mean its like having a pair of drops, except they're only mildly dropped. Perfect for use on the road.
how are you finding that fancy mustache these days?
thats awsome man problem solved :)
love,peace,and seald bearing greece
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- What kind of fixed gear bike do you ride?
- A nice one
- When did you get into fixed-gear bikes?
- 2009
- Current wheel set
- green weinman deep v laced to green origin8 high flange track hubs
- What's your gear combination?
- 46/16
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Here in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada you don't even need a helmet! haha
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im using the kmc chain in white
http://www.benscycle.net/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=188_1486_1488&products_id=2521
has held up well
Thanks.
whats dustin's gear ratio?
if you wanna take the decals off, why not buy a used frame and have it powder coated??
start by returning it and buying the grape soda purple frame! swap stem for threaded, get nitto b123's, all city double straps and cages, nice set of white deep v's and you're done.
ya, keep your eyes out in the next month because this seasons gear should be going on sale. (as much as im not a fan of chain stores)
I am looked for a colored chain (preferably white) that will hold up well. I also saw some picture of bikes with motorcycle chains on them, has anyone tried this? if you have, how does it work out?
my legs do turn fast, but it's between 57 and 62 now :)
I'm looking for a decent colored chain (preferably white). does anyone have any links they could post for one. I saw posts with a girl who used a motorcycle chain, has anyone tried this out?
looks nice. im glad to see other people riding in the snow
i got little legs for a man 6' fucking 31" inseam
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