Will the Lizards never cease?
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Hey, SS, sure you don't wanna blow off work and ride your newfangled bike down Porcupine?
You make a strong argument, my good man.
What's ironic about that statement is that I just posted the PSI in my tire for today's ride in another thread...
Be careful not to be hacked just by advertising the connectivity capabilities:
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2017/09/29/ble_exploits_screwdriving/
If it's got a battery in it, I'll forget to charge it before a ride. Just like my lights.
Is it Strava compatible ? Is there a FB app to update your "pressure" status ? Does it also tell you when to shave your legs or schedule an appointment with your personal trainer since you gotta kick some serious ass in cat 3 this season ?
Come on. You can do it. That's it. Good. Keep it up. Feel the burn. Harder. Faster. You are amazing. Switch arms. Oh that's it. Yes. You are getting really good at this. You are capable of anything. Harder, faster. I said faster. More. Do it. You are almost there. Home stretch. Oh yes. Your workout is finished. Your cab fare. Now going to sleep mode.
You forgot the part about blowing sealant all over the place.
That might actually be pretty cool. I thought of a similar idea a few years ago while climbing a hill with a chain that I forgot to lube, listening to it grind away and thought "why can't this thing lube itself?". That's just less time spent working on the bike, and more time riding*. Although, using a water bottle mount for the chain lube reservoir is sub-optimal.
* Assuming the device itself requires significantly less time to operate/use/maintain than just lubing the chain per normal.
"...the whole ethos of chain performance..."
Dirt Roadies have been using a syringe zip tied to the seat tube and an IV line dripping oil to the rear derailleur since forever. These guys have just added Bluetooth capabilities to have Strava posting how many times you lube your chain on every ride.
If you need lube mid ride, you're doing it wrong.
