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ZN6 08-06-2017 01:03 PM

As for the smoke, just did a 92km spin in the coquitlam area. It's ok in the morning, it's when the sun comes out now that makes it worse.

Doubl3_H 08-06-2017 01:48 PM

How do you share your Strava ride on the forum?

ZN6 08-06-2017 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Doubl3_H (Post 8855217)
How do you share your Strava ride on the forum?

https://support.strava.com/hc/en-us/...bile_site=true

Full instructions here

Doubl3_H 08-06-2017 04:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZN6 (Post 8855229)

Thanks

I was trying to do it on my phone, didn't work.

ZN6 08-06-2017 04:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Doubl3_H (Post 8855231)
Thanks

I was trying to do it on my phone, didn't work.

Think it has to be through a desktop. You can share the link on the strava app but that's about it. People will have to click on it.

Doubl3_H 08-06-2017 06:04 PM

Hmm, followed the instruction on the embed for widget, did not come out right.

It worked!

https://www.strava.com/activities/1120830428

604778 08-12-2017 08:13 PM

Where do you guys normally go to get your bike tuned?

Derek_N84 08-16-2017 01:33 PM

general cleaning, maintenance and adjustments I've learned to do on my own

everything else above my minimal skills, my bike shares its time with union cycles and BSP

ZN6 08-17-2017 09:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by 604778 (Post 8856123)
Where do you guys normally go to get your bike tuned?

Took mine to the Giant store for my free tune up. Then all you really need is an allen key, and a philips screw driver and a bit of research. To be honest, yes, places like BSP does great work, but a bicycle isn't all that complicated and basic maintenance is easy enough that you shouldn't have to pay $60 for the most basic service.

http://bspbikes.com/merchant/924/ima...Ratessmall.jpg

That bronze service :heckno:

whitev70r 08-17-2017 11:15 AM

Sometimes it's the tools. I had to put a cassette onto a wheel, didn't have cassette sprocket locking thingy, should I buy one for $40 or bring it into the shop for $10? I mean, how often will you need to change cassette? For other things, yah, always thought $60 (the going rate) for a basic tune was a bit expensive.

I came across Our Community Bike on Main that supposedly, you can pay $10 per hour to use their tools. May try it one day.

Anyone signed up for Tour de Victoria this weekend?

heleu 08-17-2017 01:53 PM

I'm signed up for Tour de Victoria. I feel very undertrained though...definitely not enough distance on my long rides.

ZN6 08-17-2017 02:02 PM

You'll be fine. You don't notice the distance when you ride in groups. Spin to win!

Wormiez 08-17-2017 08:13 PM

Anyone riding the Musette Tours- Mt Baker ride this Saturday?

heleu 08-18-2017 07:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Wormiez (Post 8856938)
Anyone riding the Musette Tours- Mt Baker ride this Saturday?

I just googled this. Anyone done one of these rides before? Is it worth the price?

6793026 08-18-2017 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by heleu (Post 8856991)
I just googled this. Anyone done one of these rides before? Is it worth the price?

If this is your first time and have never done it, I would pay it.
-you get a group of people who will pace you (until the climb)
-semi-supporteed
-amazing scenery + not having to worry about getting lost.
-It's 80km one way and decent about 20 minutes (literally) 80km back.

The first time going is quite a defeat and having something to be there (who has done it) with you is actually awesome.

Luckily my gang have done this a few times so I personally can support my own ass so I don't need to go to this ride.

Derek_N84 08-18-2017 02:45 PM

https://i.imgur.com/tj1dh8T.jpg

upgraded and now being forced to sell a bike :lol

- 07 trek madone 5.2 pro 56cm, 500 oclv carbon (current mid grade from trek except this one was still made in the US)
- full dura ace 7800 10 spd minus the ultegra 6700 shifters
- kmc x10 chain with quick release
- easton ea90slx clinchers with continental gp 4000 tires
- bontrager xxx lite handlebar
- deda stem
- brand new selle italia flite saddle
- lizard skin bar tape (2.5mm)

revscene price 1000 :D

Derek_N84 08-20-2017 09:35 AM

annnnnd the reason for the post above

2015 emonda slr 8 :eek5r:

https://i.imgur.com/c6UtxEw.jpg

Expresso 08-21-2017 02:25 AM

^H1 geometry too. :thumbsup:

Where did you pick it up?

bcrdukes 08-21-2017 05:13 AM

Damn, looks like the Trek following on RS is getting stronger with Cannondale dying out! :D

heleu 08-21-2017 06:31 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ZN6 (Post 8856884)
You'll be fine. You don't notice the distance when you ride in groups. Spin to win!

It was a tough route. Worse than Gran Fondo Whistler IMHO. The hills aren't very long, but must be 15% grade in some places. Also, a much more technical route ; I needed to brake hard on quite a few of the steep twisty descents.

One of my friends bailed on one of the turns, but thankfully he is ok. Bike got pretty banged up though.

Derek_N84 08-21-2017 07:56 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Expresso (Post 8857435)
^H1 geometry too. :thumbsup:

Where did you pick it up?

in north van through pinkbike, turned out he was a bike shop guy. good eye on the H1!

it was too good a deal and had to grab it, my fiance was less than impressed since it is 5 weeks before our wedding :lawl:

Quote:

Originally Posted by bcrdukes (Post 8857440)
Damn, looks like the Trek following on RS is getting stronger with Cannondale dying out! :D

my third trek in a row now

https://pics.me.me/yes-yes-join-the-...m-19784246.png

Wormiez 08-21-2017 08:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by heleu (Post 8857446)
It was a tough route. Worse than Gran Fondo Whistler IMHO. The hills aren't very long, but must be 15% grade in some places. Also, a much more technical route ; I needed to brake hard on quite a few of the steep twisty descents.

One of my friends bailed on one of the turns, but thankfully he is ok. Bike got pretty banged up though.

Oh you rode in the Musette Baker Ride? Did your friend get a lift back?

The descent was gnarly at some points with the potholes..

Expresso 08-21-2017 09:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Derek_N84 (Post 8857455)
in north van through pinkbike, turned out he was a bike shop guy. good eye on the H1!

it was too good a deal and had to grab it, my fiance was less than impressed since it is 5 weeks before our wedding :lawl:

Nice find! I'm saddened that Trek doesn't offer H1 Emondas anymore unless you go Project One.

BlackV62K2 08-21-2017 10:33 AM

Anyone doing the ride to conquer cancer this coming weekend?

ZN6 08-21-2017 03:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by heleu (Post 8857446)
It was a tough route. Worse than Gran Fondo Whistler IMHO. The hills aren't very long, but must be 15% grade in some places. Also, a much more technical route ; I needed to brake hard on quite a few of the steep twisty descents.

One of my friends bailed on one of the turns, but thankfully he is ok. Bike got pretty banged up though.

One reason I'm afraid of descents is bailing. Love the climbs, but brakes are always at my finger tips for descents. Doesn't help with carbon braking surface and SLR brakes. Ask tomatogunk, I must have annoyed the hell out of him coming down hills when my brakes screech like a banshee.

For sure I annoyed the hell out of the dogs in the neighborhood. Glad you had a blast. Double digit gradients are tough but just gotta spin to win.


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