New (Used) Bike Day
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Very excited to get more acquainted with this bike over the next few months and so thankful to buycycle for making it happen. Discount code for FREE seller protection is in the video at 5:11 so definitely check that out if you have a bike you've been looking to sell.
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Dude, you’re still reusing that non-color graded footage. 🤦♂️ I should color grade those clips that keep getting reused frequently. Also, I want that Scott bike. 😍
I would have thought you'd be riding ARC 1100 or 1400. Hubs in 1600 are kind of heavy
I have used buycycle in the past despite horror stories that I read on reddit, and ended up having a very positive experience. Customer service was a lot more helpful than I thought and they got back to me promptly addressing my concerns. As long as you buy from a "Verified Seller" I think it is a good option to get a second hand Tri Bike (in my case) without completely shattering the bank. As long as you are patient enough to wait the 1 -2 months it could take to ship and also do your research on the seller and previous sales then it could be the marketplace for you.
We are all cheering for you Ari! Great content as always.
What a beautiful place to train!!
Your position on the new bike looks very uncomfortable to me but might be ok for you. You are very stretched out at the front. Compared to the Canyon it is a lot different. I would suggest being careful making such a drastic change in a short space of time.
Indeed. Upper arms need to be plumb. Otherwise, there's too much lat \ erector spinae engagement to maintain position on the bike. The skeleton should bear the upper body weight, not the postural muscles. I'm seeing way too much of these stretched out positions with these ridiculous 3D printed aerobars and full carbon non-adjustable aerobars. The bike must adjust to fit the rider, not the other way around.
Wooooo bike