TimBay
Well-Known Member
You're $20 at walmart.They are like.. $20 at Walmart
You're $20 at walmart.They are like.. $20 at Walmart
They are like.. $20 at Walmart
Is it yours? I would check the brakes b4 you ride...
How accurate you guys think strava is? Like, am I actually going 30+mph on the downhills? That just seems faster than it feels.
Yeah, I don't have any fancy bike computer machines. Just strava on the cell phone. I figured those speeds had to be inaccurate, especially given that the sections where I'm going even remotely that fast are only for a few seconds.Using a garmin/wahoo or just strava on a phone? Strava takes whatever garmin/wahoo records. But to answer your question, unless you weigh 300+ lbs, 30+ mph on a mountain bike - nope.
Apparently.... I got a gray oneDon't remember but I think the choices were red,gray and blue or black. What color did you get?
I received a different style shirt. Mine says the #5 century challenge on it.Apparently.... I got a gray one
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I received a different style shirt. Mine says the #5 century challenge on it.
I checked on Strava and I think I got an answer. There were 3 levels to the challenge, 100,500,1000 miles ridden. After checking my trophy case and Paul's I noticed I rode 643 miles thus hitting the 500 level hence the 5 on my shirt. That said I concluded that Paul rode 200+ miles only hitting the 100 mile level, hence the different shirts. Does that sound logical to anyone but me?Apparently.... I got a gray one
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Only if you do the Intermediate ride....Oh there is only Intermediate ride and expert. Does that clarify anything for ya. Of, course I will do my best to make a fool of myself in front of dozens of fellow riders.Mine says 'I stayed at home instead'...are you coming to the JORBA Fundraiser on Sunday?
I was going to say the same thing.I checked on Strava and I think I got an answer. There were 3 levels to the challenge, 100,500,1000 miles ridden. After checking my trophy case and Paul's I noticed I rode 643 miles thus hitting the 500 level hence the 5 on my shirt. That said I concluded that Paul rode 200+ miles only hitting the 100 mile level, hence the different shirts. Does that sound logical to anyone but me?
Only if you do the Intermediate ride....Oh there is only Intermediate ride and expert. Does that clarify anything for ya. Of, course I will do my best to make a fool of myself in front of dozens of fellow riders.
Don't but a sensor, they won't work for long.Yeah, I don't have any fancy bike computer machines. Just strava on the cell phone. I figured those speeds had to be inaccurate, especially given that the sections where I'm going even remotely that fast are only for a few seconds.
I checked on Strava and I think I got an answer. There were 3 levels to the challenge, 100,500,1000 miles ridden. After checking my trophy case and Paul's I noticed I rode 643 miles thus hitting the 500 level hence the 5 on my shirt. That said I concluded that Paul rode 200+ miles only hitting the 100 mile level, hence the different shirts. Does that sound logical to anyone but me?
Don't but a sensor, they won't work for long.
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