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aKa_Ricerocket 10-21-2015 09:14 PM

Yep. It's a single speed. It's a fantastic bike! I'm spinning 80 rpm cadence and I'll be at 25kms/h

Dead quiet like a ninja, keeps my pants clean when I ride to and from work. I actually set some of my personal bests on strava with this unit and some clip ins going up hills.

dat_steve 10-22-2015 08:26 AM

always been interested in belt drives, my old boss had one and loved it.

i think one of my best times up prospect point was on my fix

tomatogunk 10-29-2015 06:01 AM

friend is flying in from out of town and wants to rent a tt bike. does anyone know where we could rent one?

azncreationz 10-29-2015 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by tomatogunk (Post 8694146)
friend is flying in from out of town and wants to rent a tt bike. does anyone know where we could rent one?

I know Speed Theory rents out wetsuits, but not sure about bikes. I think La Bicicletta rents out bikes though.
La Bicicletta Pro Shop, Metro Vancouver's Premium Road Bike Store & Cervélo Retailer.
And apparently Spokes near Stanley Park rents out road bikes.
If all that fails, you can try Spinlister. It's like AirBNB, but for bikes.

mekaw 11-01-2015 09:29 PM

if anyone is looking for riding glasses...
sorry I've only got potato camera
Oakley Prizm Trail Radar EV Path
authentic, have receipt from oakley canada.
$180

http://ep1.pinkbike.org/p5pb12852135/p5pb12852135.jpg
http://www.revscene.net/forums/70610...r-ev-path.html

azncreationz 11-09-2015 06:40 PM

Just a couple more bikes I got recently, and as usual, all are for sale!
Giant OCR3 46cm. Yes, it's super tiny!
http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/d...psdtmb5gpi.jpg
Norco Tactik Dirt Jumper, this one REALLY feels like a tank.
http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/d...ps2wqsf0kk.jpg
KHS DJ25, feels like a heavier tank!
http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/d...psdnev9tak.jpg
Specialized StumpJumper...classic! Even has rear hydraulic Magura rim brakes.
http://i220.photobucket.com/albums/d...ps8gajxt3y.jpg

Okay, I really can't fit anymore bikes in my bike room now...but N+1...

dat_steve 11-12-2015 10:42 AM

Another code in my inbox, 15% off Rapha (one time use, so have at it):

LC7-45CB-TZHW-2NT2

Offer expires 23:59 (GMT) on Sunday, 22nd November 2015.

dat_steve 11-12-2015 12:53 PM

Oh and if anyone's looking to sell their Kurt Kinetic or Cycleops fluid trainer lmk!

dru 11-12-2015 09:48 PM

15% off Rapha: LC7-4H5N-CNB8-CB6B

Got it in an email and don't plan on buying anything. Probably single use so if you use it let everyone else know!

Noizz 11-12-2015 11:19 PM

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Originally Posted by dat_steve (Post 8698312)
Another code in my inbox, 15% off Rapha (one time use, so have at it):

LC7-45CB-TZHW-2NT2

Offer expires 23:59 (GMT) on Sunday, 22nd November 2015.

Thanks! I used this one. Been meaning to buy the super lightweight kit for next summer!

I'm subbed to the Rapha newsletters and I've purchased a couple products from them, wonder why I don't get these emails...?

ZN6 11-13-2015 08:17 AM

Today was shit. Nanaimo flooded between 41st and 45th. tried to take my bike through and I was soaked by the time I got into work even through the water proof soft shell. Man, the things I do.

dat_steve 11-13-2015 09:28 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Noizz (Post 8698514)
I'm subbed to the Rapha newsletters and I've purchased a couple products from them, wonder why I don't get these emails...?

They sent it to me as a "we miss you" type of deal. Last time i shopped was about 3 months ago, so maybe you just need to not buy anything for a while lol

604CEFIRO 11-15-2015 12:27 PM

Showers Pass Elite 2.1 Men's Cycling Jacket - Medium

I'm selling a Showers Pass Elite eVent jacket in "Like New" condition. Size Medium. Purchased last season at MEC for $315+tax ($350), still retails for exact same now. Barely worm as I lost a lot of weight and became a Rapha nuthugging brand whore. Been hanging in my closet since.

Fully taped seams. Light weight. Reflective stripes. 3 layer eVent material. Breathable. Pit zips. Pockets front chest and rear back. Big zipper pulls for easy use with gloves.

Excellent wet / winter / commuting cycling jacket.

mc.jolaika 11-15-2015 08:20 PM

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Originally Posted by ZN6 (Post 8698570)
Today was shit. Nanaimo flooded between 41st and 45th. tried to take my bike through and I was soaked by the time I got into work even through the water proof soft shell. Man, the things I do.

hehe. i pedaled my way through knee deep of flood on Central Valley Greenway near Costco Willingdon. That was on my way home Thursday night when rain was strong. broke my front lower fender mounts, my stuff in my pannier was all wet, didn't realize rain/sewage water seeped in my water bottle cause i left it open and i drank from it. was gross. so from that area to Surrey i didn't have any water to drink. was too lazy to stop by a gas station for water refills. just wanted to get home asap. haha

ZN6 11-16-2015 05:00 PM

Today was another shit day. I think after last week's shit storm of riding and today's toe freezing. I'm done riding in the winter rain...

corollagtSr5 11-17-2015 12:57 AM

For those who ride faster than 40km, does counter steering apply to bicycles as well when turning, like motorcycles?

hud 91gt 11-17-2015 05:13 AM

Yup. Lack of a motor doesn't change physics. Although when i'm riding, I'm certainly not thinking of counter steering. There is much less weight to be pushing around.

604CEFIRO 11-17-2015 08:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZN6 (Post 8699629)
Today was another shit day. I think after last week's shit storm of riding and today's toe freezing. I'm done riding in the winter rain...

What are you wearing through the wet winter when you ride? It's all about the gear, you don't need the best, but the most effective.

You should have full length winter bib tights, DWR on it would help a bit, but in torrential down pour, you will get soaked anyways so it's all about staying comfortable. Socks, should be wool/merino wool, period. There are different types of merino wool socks, so purchase ones depending on weather/temperature. Cycling shoes, if you're still wearing your one pair of summer cycling shoes you better have an AWESOME pair of overshoes and even better winter tights to make sure the water sheds off your legs and feet. Your winter tights should go over top of your overshoes, if not all you will do is have water running down your leg and into your overshoes/socks/shoes and you will get soaked within minutes. Front and rear fenders WITH fender extensions that extend the front and rear fender to within 2 inches of the ground.

If you have the money for a pair of winter cycling shoes, Specialized Defroster Road shoes...

A lot of folks ride throughout the year regardless of how hard it rains, it's all about gearing up correctly :)

http://s7d5.scene7.com/is/image/Spec.../120948?$Hero$

ZN6 11-17-2015 08:26 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by corollagtSr5 (Post 8699773)
For those who ride faster than 40km, does counter steering apply to bicycles as well when turning, like motorcycles?

Counter steering does help keep balance. It happens even at 10KM/h. It definitely helps with wet leaves and low traction.

ZN6 11-17-2015 08:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 604CEFIRO (Post 8699806)
What are you wearing through the wet winter when you ride? It's all about the gear, you don't need the best, but the most effective.

You should have full length winter bib tights, DWR on it would help a bit, but in torrential down pour, you will get soaked anyways so it's all about staying comfortable. Socks, should be wool/merino wool, period. There are different types of merino wool socks, so purchase ones depending on weather/temperature. Cycling shoes, if you're still wearing your one pair of summer cycling shoes you better have an AWESOME pair of overshoes and even better winter tights to make sure the water sheds off your legs and feet. Your winter tights should go over top of your overshoes, if not all you will do is have water running down your leg and into your overshoes/socks/shoes and you will get soaked within minutes. Front and rear fenders WITH fender extensions that extend the front and rear fender to within 2 inches of the ground.

If you have the money for a pair of winter cycling shoes, Specialized Defroster Road shoes...

A lot of folks ride throughout the year regardless of how hard it rains, it's all about gearing up correctly :)

http://s7d5.scene7.com/is/image/Spec.../120948?$Hero$

I got specialized mountain bike shoes to pair with my bike now. They are water resistant but not water proof. I also have the winter full bib too but I'll probably have to layer up more. Those thermal gloves I got from Giant don't do squat. I'll probably need better winter gloves. Thanks for the suggestions. It will be a lot of gear shopping this boxing day.

604CEFIRO 11-17-2015 08:47 AM

GORE Bike Wear makes excellent winter gloves. I am still using my GORE Countdown gloves from 3 years ago for wet winter, when it gets below 0* I wear merino liners + the gloves. The Countdown gloves were discontinued, but the new version is called Xenon Gore-Tex Gloves, reasonably priced at $90.

( Unisex XENON GORE-TEX® Gloves | GORE BIKE WEAR® )

corollagtSr5 11-17-2015 02:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 604CEFIRO (Post 8699815)
GORE Bike Wear makes excellent winter gloves. I am still using my GORE Countdown gloves from 3 years ago for wet winter, when it gets below 0* I wear merino liners + the gloves. The Countdown gloves were discontinued, but the new version is called Xenon Gore-Tex Gloves, reasonably priced at $90.

( Unisex XENON GORE-TEX® Gloves | GORE BIKE WEAR® )

Anywhere local to get these gloves?

604CEFIRO 11-17-2015 07:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by corollagtSr5 (Post 8699925)
Anywhere local to get these gloves?

Lots of lbs sell Gore: https://www.goreapparel.com/on/deman...t/mStores-Find

West Point cycles, mighty riders, Bicicletta, speed theory, different bikes, almost all shops carry it.

mc.jolaika 11-17-2015 10:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZN6 (Post 8699814)
I got specialized mountain bike shoes to pair with my bike now. They are water resistant but not water proof. I also have the winter full bib too but I'll probably have to layer up more. Those thermal gloves I got from Giant don't do squat. I'll probably need better winter gloves. Thanks for the suggestions. It will be a lot of gear shopping this boxing day.


I ordered these a couple weeks ago. Tried it already. Kept my feet dry through downpour of rain for about an 1.2hrs of commute to work. I have yet to try it on longer rides.

veloToze Tall Cycling Shoe Covers

Just really hard to put on. Like they say, its "foot condoms". Careful putting them on and off cause you can tear them pretty easy.

604CEFIRO 11-18-2015 07:33 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mc.jolaika (Post 8700034)
I ordered these a couple weeks ago. Tried it already. Kept my feet dry through downpour of rain for about an 1.2hrs of commute to work. I have yet to try it on longer rides.

veloToze Tall Cycling Shoe Covers

Just really hard to put on. Like they say, its "foot condoms". Careful putting them on and off cause you can tear them pretty easy.

Bro these look like they would work well!! Because of how it "seals" at the top

Is the material rubber like?

Any fleece on the inside? Sweaty feet at all?


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