LULZ.TFW you discover you’ve been listening to the band Train for 20 years and didn’t even know it.
TFW you discover you’ve been listening to the band Train for 20 years and didn’t even know it.
Siam and jesus.
Edit: looked at my Garmin, did my 14 mile loop 10 minutes fasterMy Scott spark is tremendously more fun now that it has a fork that isn't made out of spaghetti
It was a Fox 32, wasn't it?My Scott spark is tremendously more fun now that it has a fork that isn't made out of spaghetti
A QR one a that. Basically a thousand spaghettis.It was a Fox 32, wasn't it?
you won't be able to see them through all the sweat. trust me.Dammit, better find out if tres are still made of wood.
Well aren't you a pretentious twat?Don't you mean prosciutto and formaggio cheddar taggliente?
Who could have predicted?Deer crik had a million hikers. But it was still fun.
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Bike advice needed.... put new chain and chain ring on the bike last night. Cassette didnt look worn, so didnt bother with that
Chain is now skipping in the middle of the cassette. Not going into higher/lower gear, just skipping/hopping under load.
Does this point to a worn cassette?
Seems fine when I do that and shifts/spins fine with the bike upside down.Turn the crank real slow and see how the chain is engaging with the cassette. I'd the chain barrel lands on top of a tooth, you probably have a worn cassette.
If chain skips on a cassette under torque, one or a few sprockets are worn out. Does that happen on the third or fourth largest sprocket, btw?Guessing the cassette...