Thats just like my wife on her commute to workOne for @platypus
Everyone needs a Diverge in their life. Although to be fair this is the only time I've seen Sagan ride one. He rides a (one-off) rim brake Roubaix for Paris-Roubaix/Flanders
In theory that video is from 2016-17 (at a guess - That's a 2018 year model Diverge). Crazy to see how he's still got so many of his off road skills, nevermind the confidence. Some of those slides!
.See, I would probably measure it with a shorter level from around the rear of the seat clamp forwards - so to level off the area you mainly sit on. Although the dipped nose on the Power really does make that a little awkward, my level is quite thin and it wouldn't sit very flat (kept leaping into the middle cutout/groove at the nose).I'll tip it forward later going by all the helpful advice the rear end of this seat sits higher any way. Thanks for the help
Really really interesting read. I hadn't realised that latex tubes where so much better than butyl for puncture sealing? Can't quite get my head around how there's that big a difference in their tests when I thought latex where only used due to being lighter and marginally less rolling resistance (while being more prone to air leakage and punctures!).
Hahaha! Might explain why she's finding the commute such hard work! Tell her to ease up and ride a little easier!Thats just like my wife on her commute to work
I'm using Stans and nothing to report... But that's a good thing right!?
Absolutely mega numbers and ride as is standard for you at the moment mate. Cracking stuff!Bodies everywhere so a standard bundy night
Would be interested in your feedback on it, especially if you end up using it in any filthy/wet weather.Going to use Squirt to relube them, one of the best for low friction in the Frictionfacts test and not mega money either. I haven’t used it before, but need all those marginal gains to make up for lack of training
She looks good! What's the event(s), or hols?Cleaned and lubed up the crux for 500k next week in three days.
Which could be saddle, I think its all to do with ride position, my weight distribution feels wrong and I don't feel like i'm over the handlebars as I should be.
Has anyone paid for a custom fit for their bike? A highly regarded company in my area do it for about £95 and heard some great reviews about it but wondered if anyone on here has any experience with a fitter?
I experience back pain on long rides and also in my backside on long rides
Haha sorry, its a huge thread and didn't know how far i'd have to look back.Yes - read the previous 800+ pages on this thread to find the links
Where are you located? The lady (Bianca) who did my bike fit a few years back is now the lead fitter for the Boardman Performance Centre. Not cheap now though. Other regulars will be able to give other options around the country...
I guess the bigger question would be local recommendations if its worth it.
