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Theres a main listed locally for 3000nok (300gbp). Kinda tempted.

But my main priority is feel.......

I have a 41t chainring and a 26t sprocket form bob jackson fixie. I actually ride 48t:16 to a climb then flip the wheel and switch the chainring out.

In all honesty.

• its fucking heavy
  
• Every part of the bike twists and flexs.
  
• 41:26 is a shit gear for western Norway mountains.
  
  

I do love doing the big local climbs fixed though. One day I may upgrade to some chinese carbon and get a smaller BCD chainset.

The race I started an hour late was due to a fecking Aussie too.

They'll both be quiet. But I Have a decent mag trainer and it sucks the very soul out of my legs.

Really want fluid.

Well. What I really want is a lemond.

Fawkes still have a good price on the Jetblack Whisper.

This was top of my list.

As I also have a pwoermeter and want direct drive with minimal features, and fluid resistance. So perfect then.

But then @skinny said it was shit.

Really pissed on my cornflakes :(

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'tears of joy' as it's known on the googles.

What? 'cry wank'

Cry laugh.

Darker sibling to the cry wank.

It's shit.

I feel positive at 14mins. Like most of it is over. But at 17mins I suddenly realize 3 mins is going to be an eternity.

HR is a nice way to get a feel for your current sweet spot level during the off season when an FTP can get to fuck.

I also find if it ramps easily then I can move power targets up a smidge because I'm on form.

Compliments power quite nicely I think.

I've combined a few morning turbo sessions with my massive mug of hot black morning coffee a lot recently.

The sweat volume reaches a whole new level.

Pain is ny scent.

Watch for it in the stores before Xmas.

'Pain'
From house of furry

'You can't bottle success,
But we've bottled what it takes to get there'

I just bought a new garmin soft.

The dodgy one was a Garmin run.

Mine was a soft Garmin.

Get a new HRM.

I got terribly HR data from my old Garmin strap. Seemed to spike. Sometimes it actually plateaued at a level 10 - 20 bpm more than actual. Which is tricky to spot and screwed up my historic data.

Pretty sure it was worse on the turbo.

That red tyred wheel hanging up is my turbo wheel. It's actually a 48mm deep carbon clincher. Proper swish.

I melted the rim on a mountain descent so can't use it with brakes anymore.

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The laundry room of pain.

No windows. No air. Just recycled sweat fumes blown back into my face..

Laptop on shoe boxes on chair.

This was great.

Rolls off front.
Looks back asking the question.
Floats there.
No one steps up to follow.

'Fuck the lot of ya then, I'm off'

Shit expression. Not my words.

The example I read was lifting a table. You lift it from below. So sweet spot, i.e. Below FTP, is a better way of lifting FTP. But I tend to lift chairs from above. So YMMV.

Bullshit aside.

It works well without so much fatigue. Plus I run a lot over winter. So it's nice not to load the legs.

Makes sense as a component. Plenty of people have cable levers and bits they want to transfer to a winter/ gravel bike. Seems like a neat solution.

Not sure a work around is what you should expect on a OTP though.

Chocolate starfish surely?

The most simple thing would be for the the riders to do whatever they can within the rules to go as fast as they can.

Then have the governing body regulate the rules to create an even playing field.