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I'd be interested in this vid also if you still have please.
Does the noise appear constantly (i.e. while wheel is spinning) or only under certain situations, e.g. while pedaling, only on the downstroke on one side, while backpedaling, etc. - you get the idea
Do you by any chance have an early 12 speed Shimano cassette on the edge wheelset? They had some issues https://weightweenies.starbike.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=173692.
I have found a 10$ adaptor for the rear, so i'm running 180mm at the rear, which is helpful, as it takes longer for the disc to overheat and scream.Are these the below Aztec adapters or are there others out there?
The fork solution is proving elusive. An adaptor for regular shimano brakes (they're standard flat mount) is available for 10-15 eur, but it doesnt work with ltwoo. i tried
Thank you, I knew there was a cleaner way for links and it looks like I can just cut off all the extra fluff and it'll still post fine.
I'll buy a handful of these in case one or two go wrong, but would you happen to know which option would be best for 700x32c tires? I'm thinking of erring on the side of caution and using the 80L as I want something maybe less vulnerable to punctures, or am I missing something obvious?
Try it now, I didn't copy the last letter "L" in HTMLYep all good thanks
In the future, consider purchasing on of these. or similar. I've had my ParK fork tube cutter ever since A-head stems became standard.Link not working for me
https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256807764585169.htm
If we're talking about the InBike gloves that I found to be warm, then yes they are a bit bulky. Not uncomfortable, though. I don't think I have an issue with the pad, specifically. Moreso just the overall fit and finish. I ordered the medium, which more most other gloves results in a fairly snug and comfortable fit for my hands. For Pearl Izumi, the medium is a nice fit. Even for Lameda, the medium/large is a nice fit. But for these, the medium is just bulky and rather loose, with extra long fingers. I'm not confident that simply sizing down would fix the problem, as it may also be too tight in other places. It's just an awkward cut and fit.
Actually, now that I think about it, my biggest issue is probably the fingers. I have no dexterity to interact with my bike computer, or even to accurately shift on my road shifters. Hell, I rode with them yesterday (snowpocalypse here in the US south) on my mountain bike and found thumb shifting awkward.
In short, they're warm and I like them for that, but just know that they're bulky and awkward fitting.
Yep. Those are the ones. Amazon price wasn't much difference. I can say they were nice and warm, not very breathable so my hands did sweat some at or above freezing temps, but I guess you don't want "breathable" in a super cold weather glove.They do sound good but your earlier comment re them being bulky and the AE pics seem to show the palm pads being both thick (3mm is mentioned but it looks more to my eye) & 90 degree angles at the edge - I wonder do you find them awkward as you move your hands around on the bar?
My Lameda gloves arrived. I just rode with them this morning. I'm not impressed. The fit was good and they look nice, but they were not very warm, not very windproof, and the padding for the grip and bars was mostly cosmetic and provided no real cushioning. My hands were quite cold and the temps were above 5deg C a( 40deg F) and sunny. Pretty sure it was about 7deg C and my hands were still cold.
