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Old 10-07-2017, 05:53 PM
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J9277655 is here with me and few other guys to do jensies gran fondo tmo. it should be fun.
Ah man, if only I could join you guys. Sounds like so much fun. Please share your numbers when possible.
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BEFORE



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J9277655 will post soon i am sure. it was a very nice day of riding.
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J9277655 will post soon i am sure. it was a very nice day of riding.
That’s some amazing numbers. Please tell me you guys did do over 100 miles. The graph shows almost

Great job. Great time!!
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the morning after....



time for a morning cruise.....
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time for a morning cruise.....
nice ride. wish we had your weather and roads....but not your taxes and house prices....
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nizer: well good weather and roads cost money ugh.....

raj, i think jensies was not planned as well as levi's. it is just short of 100 miles. why they didn't add 3 miles more to it is beyond me. even just let us ride 3 miles in the parking lot so one can brag about "century"
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nizer: well good weather and roads cost money ugh.....

raj, i think jensies was not planned as well as levi's. it is just short of 100 miles. why they didn't add 3 miles more to it is beyond me. even just let us ride 3 miles in the parking lot so one can brag about "century"
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I wish I was 30 years younger.
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So friends, I am in the market for a power meter next.

Rode my new R5 on saturday for the 1st time. Great fit out of the box (well the shop measured my previous bike, lol). Had some minor teething issues with front derailleur that required adjustment of upper and lower limit screw (Di2) and then all was well. Never used a Rotor crank before but was quite impressed by it.

So the next mod, power meter. Based on everything I have heard, it can be valuable info to train as well as to pace yourself. That could be my next step in getting myself stronger for next year.

So far it looks like both Quarq DZero Carbon and Rotor 2INpower are two of my options. Also, eagerly awaiting on the Shimano DA-P crank with some reviews.

Suggestions?
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pm spg993. he IS power meter!
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Originally Posted by RajDatta
So friends, I am in the market for a power meter next.

Rode my new R5 on saturday for the 1st time. Great fit out of the box (well the shop measured my previous bike, lol). Had some minor teething issues with front derailleur that required adjustment of upper and lower limit screw (Di2) and then all was well. Never used a Rotor crank before but was quite impressed by it.

So the next mod, power meter. Based on everything I have heard, it can be valuable info to train as well as to pace yourself. That could be my next step in getting myself stronger for next year.

So far it looks like both Quarq DZero Carbon and Rotor 2INpower are two of my options. Also, eagerly awaiting on the Shimano DA-P crank with some reviews.

Suggestions?
SRM if crank based. Powertap makes nice hub based units. I've had a few Quarq units. Great customer service but they break all the time. You can get plenty fast without one.
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SRM if crank based. Powertap makes nice hub based units. I've had a few Quarq units. Great customer service but they break all the time. You can get plenty fast without one.
Agreed. SRM is flawless, works through all weather, and as importantly you can easily calibrate it every few months when seasons change to ensure its 100% accurate. ive run SRMs for better part of 10+ years and they just work, no drama, no headaches, put them on an go. Powertap is a mess, in my opinion. never seal right, impossible to calibrate slopes though daily offset is easy.
quarq is a good unit but again, can be problematic. these other units are nice in that they let you change batteries yourself. SRM, every 2, 3 years you have to ship it off to SRM for $100 for a bettery, seal, service, firmupdating. which is a 1 week thing. SRMs used to be like 3500 for the power meter/crank alone. even then they used to sell out all the time. now they lowered price to address all these new meters like Pioneer, powertap, quarq, Look has a pedal based unit.... at current price, would be my only choice.

in 2 years shimano will have perfected their unit. so far, its a dud from whati hear. not even out publicly.
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Originally Posted by spg993tt
Agreed. SRM is flawless, works through all weather, and as importantly you can easily calibrate it every few months when seasons change to ensure its 100% accurate. ive run SRMs for better part of 10+ years and they just work, no drama, no headaches, put them on an go. Powertap is a mess, in my opinion. never seal right, impossible to calibrate slopes though daily offset is easy.
quarq is a good unit but again, can be problematic. these other units are nice in that they let you change batteries yourself. SRM, every 2, 3 years you have to ship it off to SRM for $100 for a bettery, seal, service, firmupdating. which is a 1 week thing. SRMs used to be like 3500 for the power meter/crank alone. even then they used to sell out all the time. now they lowered price to address all these new meters like Pioneer, powertap, quarq, Look has a pedal based unit.... at current price, would be my only choice.

in 2 years shimano will have perfected their unit. so far, its a dud from whati hear. not even out publicly.
Thanks for your in-depth insight on the subject. I will check into SRM.
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the wheel axle based one failed in all my friends’ bukes

stages i heard good
4iiii also
heaed good
things

i have two identical bikes. i mean identical other than decals. one has quarq now. i’ll our srm on the other and see which i destroy first. if something can break, i will break it. NO ONE is better than me at breaking things. u will be AMAZED.....


that hat said i got another cold.... can’t do much. and kids are off from
columbus day wide is not working today..... hahahaha



max loading cleaned towels to truck. 400 towels total that’s why wife won’t let me use her miele machine at home


wife is no good at helping so my 8YO has to show her how to hang dry towels. u think they teach that in med school....


now fold the towels and please line them up right


work faster , max. today u earn one bottle if mexican coke. it’s rare.
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You're last posts ^^^ are cracking me up mooty... good stuff!!


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