If I may wade into the conversation... Paddling is a bit of a challenge to move to as I sit with tight hamstrings and skinny upper body after many decades of running and cycling. It is a lovely low-impact way of seeing the world at a slower pace (white water is a different kettle of fish). One of the benefits of having done leg based sport for 5+ decades is that my centre of gravity is quite a bit lower than the average male paddler, which helps to prevent unscheduled swims
I don't see ads on the internet... Maybe I have a charmed life, Or maybe it is AdBlock Plus, networking wide DNS filtering via Pi-hole using Quad9 DNS servers with DNS filtering and ECS support running encrypted over HTTPS as an upstream DNS provider?
DT hubs only work in configurations where:1. The hub stands on the bottom spokes, or 2. The hub hangs from the top spokes? I cannot remember which of the above is right....?
Better because with normal slops the tendency is to drag your feet to keep your feet in the slops. These are tied to your feet like sandals. Some notes: 1. Lift your knees 2. Don’t drag your toes Have a look at this on how to make your own: https://www.instructables.com/id/Minimalist-Running-Sandals-Huaraches/
Both valves at the bottom, both tyres with wording aligned to the valves. Crank extending the chain stay... Kudos on the attention with the detail! Just one question.... Where is the couch?
G, please change your nick to GLuvsEbike. You clearly dont Luv Mtb. Hopefully you found an ebike under the christmas tree this morning. Hoping for a full review soon
I’ve done SBR a few times. Always on a road bike. I don’t consider a MTB the appropriate tool with those climbs and corners. Best time is 2:11, using 52/39 x 11-25 gearing. This was done a day after I went to the top of Breedtsnek on the MTB.
