Any question answered...

Anyone know a BT sport stream?

I want to watch the Mighty Us trounce Gateshead and don't know enough about what's virusy to choose one off google.

Try a google search for wiziwig; I forget the exact URL right now. Once you've found it you've got to go through the convoluted menu system until you find what you want, but it eventually breaks down into a number of streams for the programme/event that you've chosen. Once you're there, the little logos down the left hand side are the channels that the streams will 'usually' be playing, so choose the one showing BT sport with the highest bitrate, and enjoy. There are a couple of third party applications you might need to download like AceStream of SopCast to access the 'better' streams that aren't just Flash, but they're both perfectly safe as long as you don't fall for any of the fake 'download' buttons or run the .exe files that might pop up along the way. Hope that helps. Happy stealing :)

Tufo sewn-up clinchers don't stress the rim in the same way as real clinchers, so feel free to run them at stupidly high pressures if you prefer discomfort and poor handling.

With proper tyres, I'd probably not exceed 8 bar with 20mm tyres and correspondingly lower with bigger tyres on vintage rims, they used to build the sidewalls a bit lighter in those days.

Cheers Tester.

Where did I put my crank puller?

Did I ever own one?

kind of silvery?
oil covered?
I may have it

Have Q rings/non circular chainrings been debunked? The below study supporting their positive impact is from the Rotor website. Are there equivalent studies our there drawing different conclusions?

http://www.rotorbikeusa.com/images/science/pdf/SSCIvol06no01paper04.pdf

I just skimmed the first few pages of the paper but it mentions that there have been several other studies with different findings...

Who stocks Giro Factors in or around London?

I'm looking to muck about with half sizes too, annoyingly, so if anyone knows who might have them I would be appreciative.

Have Q rings/non circular chainrings been debunked? The below study supporting their positive impact is from the Rotor website. Are there equivalent studies our there drawing different conclusions?

http://www.rotorbikeusa.com/images/science/pdf/SSCIvol06no01paper04.pdf

https://www.lfgss.com/post4221539-6324.html

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3990898/

Would the SRAM Quickview adapter that enables older Garmins to use the twist-mount mechanism work on other mounts, like the Bar Fly 2.0?

Riding with three double bolts (loose) and two single bolts (tight) on one chainring.
I need to ride 14 miles, how much peril will I be in?

do you have brakes or are you relying on those bolts?

^^ yawning or screaming?

do you have brakes or are you relying on those bolts?

Yep, both, it's a 1 x 9.

You'll be fine but you won't want to do it for that long. I've managed two months when I couldn't afford single bolts

Has anyone ever had interference with their cycle computer from traffic lights or crossings?

Mine blacks out every time I go over the pelican at the junction of aldenham road and chalk hill. Not really a problem, just wondering.

Would the SRAM Quickview adapter that enables older Garmins to use the twist-mount mechanism work on other mounts, like the Bar Fly 2.0?

I only have the SRAM mount but I'd be very surprised if the adapter didn't work on others as it's basically a piece of plastic that mimics the underside of a Garmin.

I agree with this ^. I have a Bar fly if you want to try.

The only problem might be clearance between the bigger head units and the bars, but you'd have to be very tight for space already, my 305 on an adapter only extends backwards a couple of millimetres more than my 500

What's the disc 29er equivalent of the WH-R500 in terms of price and durability?

WH-MT15

I agree with this ^. I have a Bar fly if you want to try.

Postage on the adapter is much as the adapter itself from wiggle. I might just go all in and then pass on the barfly when it all goes wrong. Ta though.

WH-MT15

Are they approved?

I only have the SRAM mount but I'd be very surprised if the adapter didn't work on others as it's basically a piece of plastic that mimics the underside of a Garmin.

Just had a quick check and the adapter works with the standard Garmin mount so it's not a particular SRAM fit.

Are they approved?

Only in the generic "Shimano are approved" sense.

Geometry help required! I'm considering moving from this, size M...

[code] S(44) M(48) L(52) XL(56)
A Head Angle (°) 72 72.5 73 73.5
B Head Tube Length (mm) 125 145 165 190
C Effective Top Tube Horizontal (mm) 530 547 570 590
D Seat Angle (°) 74 73.5 73 72.5
E Seat Tube Length Centre to top(mm) 440 480 520 560
F Chainstay Length (mm) 408 408 408 408
G BB Drop (mm) 68 68 68 68
H Standover Height (mm) 720 740 775 780
I Stack (mm) 523 544 565 590
J Reach (mm) 379 385 397 405[/code]

...to this, size M:

[code]
Frame size XS (50) S (53) M (56) L (58)
A Seat tube length 465 505 537 563
B Top tube length 525 537 549 566
C Head tube length 125 138 150 170
D Head tube angle 72° 72.5° 73.25° 73.25°
E Seat tube angle 73.5° 73.5° 73.5° 73.5°
F Chainstay length 410 410 410 410
G Wheel base 967 975 980 997
H Stack 534 546 560 579
I Reach 367 375 383 395
[/code]

Everything looks fine except the stack measurements. The new frame has a much larger stack. Will it feel like my bars are level with my chin? Or have I misunderstood how these work?