I'll take some tonight for you, I believe a tart is interested too but it might be a little large for him?
It's this one in Large, if they had any left in high-viz yellow I'd buy one without a second thought. Compared to the EQ2.5 the fabric feels slightly denser and possibly more waterproof... Not had a decent amount of rain in my EQ2.5 yet!
I miss the front pockets already! (EQ2.5 has none, only some small internals).
The price I quoted (£20) was to include postage which I thought fair at £5 (so £15 for jacket if you wanted to arrange your own postage/courier/pickup).
iPhone4S - still got cadence sensors, but they're the new type with accelerometers. I would need an ANT+ adapter to connect my sensors up.
As for the tyres, the whole bike is exactly 1 month old. 294.2 miles completed on them.
Low miles, see if you can find some reviews of the tyres to see if they are particularly prone to punctures rather than just having terrible luck!
Yeah you'd need an
iPhone ANT+ adaptor. What's your HRM? You might find a non-Garmin HRM is BTLE compatible so would work with the iphone (and the Strava app) without anything extra (thinking along the line of some sweet-spot zone training while you wait for your repair). I wouldn't spend £35 on an adaptor unless I had another use for it (you could get a
Cateye with Cadence for around the same price).
Has anyone had any experience with SKS Raceblade Longs?
edit: nvm..they've been discontinued. Looks like for now I'm going to be messing about trying to get my old cruds to fit on and for a more long-term solution I'll have to grab some pclips/equivalent.
Think Wheelies had several raceblades when I bought my giant guards a month ago, worth checking!
My cobbled together monstrosity of a read mudguard finally completely died today. I'm thinking of getting some SKS Chromeplastics to replace it but I need to read up on suitable mounting options for my XLS carbon/no-mudguard-mounts-because-the-designers-are-idiots frame.
Stopgap get an ass-saver? Or a cheapy guard from Aldi (used mine while waiting for my Giant guards!).
I've got some Crud RR's spare but I think the rear is slightly damaged (one of the stays is slightly broken).
I just use my triban 3 on the cycleops fluid 2. I think i did two and a half turns / three turns once it touches the back wheel and I sit on 4 / 5th highest gear or in tonight's case 3rd highest gear for half of the session! Usually use this video when I'm on the turbo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSFYRiqodvU I have looked for ones slightly longer but only find ones that suggest rpms which i cant 'accurately' measure or the next one up from ctxc is a 90 minute one which I don't quite feel up to yet
Lots of other videos around with effort levels on them you could use, including the Sufferfests - most have cadence (which you can try and follow if you know your usual cadence, you could use them as a guide) but most have effort levels too!
My calfs are feeling tight after this mornings commute (strong headwind & gusty sidewinds), I used it for some resistance training at the start but once I felt a few strong sidewinds I dropped gears and upped cadence for more control.
As much as I joke about it being a tailwind on the way home I doubt it ever will be! May attempt myself a recovery ride home, but I don't really do them so will just be another high-cadence slightly-lower-speed ride!
Need to get myself working with these power/FTP and HR zones!
