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I guess it easy to get an eagle or wolftooth

$300 for crank $250 for the GX cassette $50 chain $250 i9 XD driver Seems like a lot to just get a crank

I have been running GX AXS with sram XT chainring/cassette/chain for a few thousand miles now with zero issues. As some know, it is supposed to be the best setup. I really like the sram XO type t (transmission) cranks and am curios about the transmission chainring with a shimano chain. Has...

Better calculated @serviceguy Opt’ed to cut at home over field cut simply because it easier to get to the site. I used 3 2x10’s from the old bridge at the start of the rock side, however it kinda bothers me so will replace eventually. While i didnt snap a line and trim, i did cut off the...

Haha, ran out of time, started from middle so people didnt ride off to death

Dont be the people who just talk about doing stuff bridge replacement

I only ask because i bought a fancy pants Engin one for my pivot and couldnt get it to not slip, went back to the stock collar and no issues.

Did you have the problem before having the wolftooth collar?

tell him its great for 6 mile

I was there yesterday and it was great, the amount of rain we got was insignificant

While men's Fleche Wallone was brutal, started sunny but a storm moved in with heavy rain and hail, and 44 degrees, with only 44 or 174 finishing the race, the womens race was where it was at: There are a handful of races a year where i am cheering at the screen go, go go and this was one of them

I think he specifically talking about people coming in to rent bikes. I have rented bikes at various spots throughout the US and would say the avg cost is 75-$100. And like you mentioned, doesn't really matter if you want to get in a ride.

This doesnt really help, but I have to have my garmin connect app open for it to upload the ride.

I use Tiz for road races, it typically works, but you often have to refresh the feeds or feeds get blocked.

Which brand was it?

Everything else moved on except the glasses

I am thinking 6 min mile is about as likely as you learning to manual over the winter. Maybe try for 7?

The issue is that 7/8th of the park is probably bone dry, but that other 1/8 holds water like a sponge.

Is this Excessive?