- Posts 317
- Threads 5
- Cycle Registry Entries1
BlazingPedals
Gift Premium Subscription To BlazingPedals
Join Date:
12-04-2009Last Activity:
05-13-2013 3:11 PM25 Likes on 18 Posts

- I've been riding with clubs since 1985, converted to recumbency in 1997.
- biking and swimming
- computers
- 48840
- Lansing
- Michigan
ABOUT ME
LATEST ACTIVITY
Posted in thread: Use of Ceramic on 05-16-2013 at 06:58 PM
I have a ceramic bearing BB. Compared to a Dura-Ace BB, it spins much easier. I'm not sure how
much actual power I'm saving, though. Probably not much.Posted on BlazingPedals' Stable in Cycle Registry on 05/11/2013
Posted in thread: Size on 04-25-2013 at 12:58 AM
If it's the Bacchetta, it should be able to switch between 559 and 571 just by adjusting the
brakes.Posted in thread: I don't always pass on 04-24-2013 at 07:14 PM
If he doesn't always pass, it's because they're passing him. He's probably wearing sandals and
riding a recumbent trike.Posted in thread: Generally...... on 04-24-2013 at 07:10 PM
Most of my rides are group rides, and I have to drive. That's the way with group rides, some
have to live further from the start than others, and some will live far enough away that riding
isn't pract...Posted in thread: Size on 04-18-2013 at 03:27 PM
Measure between center of axle to top of braking surface, double it, should be pretty close to
the rim diameter.27" = 630 mm = 24.8"700C = 622mm = 24.5"650B = 584mm = 23.0"650C = 571mm =
22.526" = 559...Posted in thread: Size on 04-17-2013 at 02:52 AM
Yeah, the answer isn't exact. At a guess I'd say 10 mm is a pretty standard height for a brake
track, so a rim that's 559mm BSD would be 539 mm at the inside of the brake track. Give or
take. Divide b...Posted in thread: 100 Miles of Nowhere V.6 on 04-10-2013 at 08:50 PM
An hour on the trainer is boring enough, let alone 100 miles worth. You have to be mental
strong for that one with no change in scenery.That's not the terminology I'd use; but either
way, I won't be d...Posted in thread: Anyone ever though of recumbent racing? on 03-12-2013 at 05:00 PM
Never mind the original question or Sux's comments. I still can't get past page 6.Posted in thread: Why a recumbent? on 03-03-2013 at 01:48 AM
i love mine. it is so much fun and so fast. i lead alot on our group rides with this thing
because you just don;t get worn out as quick.My regular group calls it dropping me off the
front. It's the na...
Leave CommentTop Articles
Newest Threads
- Gardening?
- Did you ride today?
- Bicycle related bumper stickers...
- Trainer Road 8 Days of California Challenge
- 2009 Specialized Allez Sport
- Hola from Budapest HU
- Frame materials for Overweight Cyclists
- Greetings fixed fam. First thread
- Any Gravel Grinders?
- Good inexpensive indoor bicycle trainer
- Tie and solder spokes, anyone do this?







Browse Members
Register