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I haven't run into this. Thanks for the alert!

Thanks! Unfortunately the software I was using was being deprecated by GoPro (it was called Dashware) and it had some....issues.....

Honestly I don't know. I have a big head and require an XL. I would 100% weigh it if Giro would send one of each :)

@@theunemployedcyclist4588 Well the L is the largest with the Manifest! If you have the L i would like to know how much does it weigh?

@@celpabedn Hmm. Let me check the sizing on my helmet. I will get back to you.

I felt the same way after a while and dropped the drive in later videos :)

Morning!

Thanks for the heads up! I have switched to a cheap crockpot after almost setting the house on fire with the pot :)

There was a video a while back of a big cycling channel telling small creators to just not even try anymore and cede the space to them. Nope. Not happening. I'll never be huge but I'll be damned if someone else wants a monopoly. After a year of injuries and setbacks I'm going to try and become more regular with uploads in 2024.

I have gotten a LOT more comfortable with speed on dirt :)

Thanks

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If it's clicking under power with a new chain your cassette is worn out :(

not necessarily true. It could also be due to improper indexing on the rear derailleur. @@theunemployedcyclist4588

Thanks! I was doing a TON of climbing when I ate the sprocket. My long ride was 40 miles and 6000' of climbing 1-3x/week when I made this video. All the other sprockets looked [close to] brand new.

Is it because the last teeth is aluminum? The first 10 are steel which are more durable

Teeth reshaping? On Aluminum?

no matter of material, but must not be worn all tooth lenght ,if teeth look like pyramid it is maybe too late, i had front middle gear ring 32 teeth that had broken 3-4 teeth ,i reshaped all teeth much deeper, and rotated position with missed teeth on 12 and 6 hours(at crank position) and it worked for very long time

@@makantahi3731 I'm not down with "reshaping" teeth. As you eat into the base material you reduce strength, increasing the likelihood that you can get stranded. I picked up 3x cassettes on 4th of July sale for $50 each. They're just collecting dust until I need them. 100% worth it to avoid an hours long hike to the trailhead with a busted bike.

​@@theunemployedcyclist4588i used ring gear with 32 teeth and some were broken due to shimano bad design,so i got it for free,reshaped,and used very long time,and i am not weak,i broke 2-3 shimano LX-XT hubs on some very steep hills,but not teeth on reshaped toothless ring gear

still closed

It has unfortunately been closed for years and there is no ETA (that I've seen) for it to reopen.

Thanks. I have it on the trainer now (another injury) and I'm taking it easy getting back into mileage to avoid knee problems.

How did the new gloves treat you?

@@theunemployedcyclist4588 amazing lol!

@@Bimmer-Fonz Most excellent!

@@theunemployedcyclist4588 yessir thanks for the review!

I've done that with my old frame but this frame has so little clearance for 25mm tires that one spoke pop = tire rubbing frame :(

Thank you! Stay safe on the road in that crazy state.

Thanks!

Hmm. Did not know this was a feature. I'll see if I can get it to sync with my watch.

Legit concern. What I've experienced in a decade in LA is incredibly inattentive drivers. Post-pandemic certain drivers have turned into massive assholes, but they're still not as outright spiteful and dangerous as drivers in Michigan.

Thank you! This is the second time in my life I've been told I have a "Radio Voice". First time was on a good microphone playing WoW.

100%. Wish I had kept the video from my gopro to splice into this video.

I will be the first to admit I'm no Kobe fan, but what you said is factually incorrect. Per the NTSB report any pressure to fly was self-induced: apnews.com/article/basketball-transportation-kobe-bryant-california-us-news-7f18e94df85ae188cf2bc68c98ad0e73 "The board said it was likely he felt self-induced pressure to deliver Bryant to the destination."

Lorraine Garcia --Neither Bryant nor any passenger shares in the blame for the accident. The pilot alone makes the decision to fly. Moreover, Bryant wasn't in a position to assess the conditions for flight anyway. He naturally, and reasonably, trusted the pilot's judgment.

@@cardinalRG Thank you. I wasn't going to comment any more on this topic. Appreciate you hopping in.

This Is The Way

Thank you. That's the plan.

Thanks

You're welcome!

Have you tried this? First time I've heard that it's that insecure. I got this as a "lock the bike to the roof of my car / stop people from just rolling away with my bike", not as a "stop determined thief" type tool. Basically nothing stops thieves in LA these days. They're using tools like this to cut locks: www.makitatools.com/products/details/XCS01Z

@@theunemployedcyclist4588 Search RUclips for "lockpickinglawyer ottolock". 4 years ago he literally snipped it in no time flat with the cheapest tin shears he could find.

@@elricthebald Well son of a bitch. Thanks for sending me that direction.

Thank you! Appreciate the kind words :)

Thank you! I am still on Strava, though not posting to the account associated with this channel until I have new routes to share. How did Finish the Ride Griffith go?

You're welcome.

Thanks!

More to come!

100%. Short ride and I didn't have anything to boot it with.

Hope you got picked up but if you're still there let me know and I'll grab some food for you 😎

@@InsufficientSleep Thanks! Wife came to get me. Hope your frame is all good.

@@theunemployedcyclist4588 I guess time will tell 🙃

I was only slightly kidding about it. As I live longer and longer I wonder if there is something undiagnosed there. Thanks!

Thanks! Glad to be back :). A couple days off for recovery (and rain) and back to it Wednesday :)