ErnestoC

I've got Avid Single Digit 3. They work very well.

IMHO, I'd go for better components. I find V brakes performance more than adequate and for my riding needs I find difficult to justify discs and have to deal with complex and expensive maintenance thereafter.

Is the bike next to the couch for sale?

Do you guys think that 26" inch MTB will eventually give way to 29 ers?

What!? That's a lot of money, not for me. Thanks Ox.

oh, is it 29 inch wheels? No wonder I couldn't work out the number of cogs and chainrngs to get to 29 speed silly me. Anyway, are they worth the hype?

Fortunately the couch still looks ok. What kind of paint is that?

Are those new 29 speed bikes worth a try? The Garey Fischer looks nice.

You can take your bike apart every time, but then you risk of scratching something else inside the car or soling the upholstery with grime. No easy answer, IMHO.

Hi, probably by now you've figured out all your questions, but here it is anyway: That's right, you need to download the Polar WebLink software from the website, and yes, you'll need a microphone to use SonicLink. This setup will allow you to upload the exercises stored on you F11 to the polarpersonaltrainer.com website to track your progress. You'll need to create a profile there before you use the WebLink software that needs to be set-up indicating username (your e-mail address), HRM model and communication port (SonicLink). Once that's done you can now start WebLink on your PC and, on your F11, go to the File menu and select 'Send'. Get the F11 close to the mic and wait until the data has been transfered. That's it. You'll see your exercise sessions on polarpersonaltrainer.com. Furthermore, if you're a Discovery Vitality member you can link your Polar profile to it and get points. I'll come back to you regading exercise programs.