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BrokenBootneck
Seat post mounted version?
Seat post mounted version?
BrokenBootneck
Cheers for the replies. I
Cheers for the replies. I have a Saris H3 I can pick up the WiFi and tether my phone but I’m a couple of garages in to the block so running power cables not an option. WiFi just about works but might look at a way of boosting the signal further.
BrokenBootneck
I used to get through 3-4
I used to get through 3-4 pairs of spd-sl’s cleats on my commuter per year. That went down to one a year with clear covers.
BrokenBootneck
Press fit?
Press fit?
BrokenBootneck
I have the same issue. I will
I have the same issue. I will probably buy a replacement back and do the same. Using my wahoo at the moment. But is not as good for navigation.
BrokenBootneck
i’ve moved jobs and have less
i’ve moved jobs and have less traffic lights to deal with so hopefully it will be less of an issue. I have patched up various pairs in various ways. Even using old overshoes to reinforce the new ones. I have also duct taped my winter shoes like a mythbusters style challenge before too.
Cheers for the advice.
BrokenBootneck
bike_food wrote:I have a pair of these from caratti, very tough,they were only a tenner, will give em a whirl.
BrokenBootneck
vonhelmet wrote:
vonhelmet wrote:Wahoo are quite receptive to bug reports / feature requests. You could submit a request for this.cheers, i may drop them a request. Lets hope they are better than Strava for actioning requests.
BrokenBootneck
Bugger. Between that and the
Bugger. Between that and the small screen it puts me off. On my edge 1000 I use 7 data fields and get the map every time i need a turn. The bolt just doesn’t do what I really need/like. Shame as everything else is faultless. Screen is too small for more than a few data fields and my eyesight is brilliant according to the optometrist. At over twenty mph you can’t use more than about 6 fields.
Also the out front mount, isn’t really out front enough.
Shame really. Hopefully the roam is better.
BrokenBootneck
Dr Tim Noakes has made an
Dr Tim Noakes has made an interesting podcast about a similar subject with marathon runners. Take from it what you will. https://bengreenfieldfitness.com/article/nutrition-articles/how-youre-being-manipulated-by-the-sports-drink-industry-and-what-you-can-do-about-it-audio-interview-transcript/
BrokenBootneck
Just go all “Bear Grylls”
Just go all “Bear Grylls” style. Recycle your pee and top up your water bottle.

BrokenBootneck
I run my commuter with 28s at
I run my commuter with 28s at 60psi I weigh 90kg three years of daily commutes, no issues.
BrokenBootneck
Wrap in rice paper first,
Wrap in rice paper first, cube it, zip lock bag.
BrokenBootneck
I’ve tried a few sealents now
I’ve tried a few sealents now. Found Effetto Mariposa Caffelatex to be really good.
BrokenBootneck
hawkinspeter wrote:Just remembered an alternative tubeless repair is to squeeze some rubber glue (e.g. wetsuit repair glue – https://www.amazon.co.uk/McNett-Black-Witch-Neoprene-Adhesive/dp/B000SCJQYQ) into the hole and leave for 24 hours or so. I’ve also heard of people using superglue to repair tyres, though that sets hard which can cause problems.i fixed a largish hole with flexible superglue, ran that tyre for another year. Sector28s!
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