>>2006096I may just buy a rack first and then see what fender might fit from there.
>>2006102I can't read Russian :*(
I'm looking on Amazon rn.
>>2006105Sorry I know what it means I just didn't see how the picture had anything to do with it. That's a full sus on the pic, I don't think it would work on that anyways.
>>2006110Actually I had no idea that the front gear was inverted to the rear :0
I'm too stupid to understand why this works.
I really like this bike because it only has one gear shifter, which is easier for my peanut brain. I am going to keep this in mind in case I need it for the future but after reading
>>2006122 >>2006133 and
>>2006155 I think I'm going to try to get used to higher cadence first.
>>2006122>congrats Thanks, I love my bike so much <3
>weren't you femanon last time ?After a couple of weeks on the bike I successfully transitioned to improve my wattage.
(JK I never mentioned my gender b4).
>your force output is realistically more or less limited to that of the single leg squat, aka body weight.I noticed when trying to go uphill hella fast I literally cannot push down hard enough because I just lift myself off the seat. I started pulling my handlebars to my chest to physically force my body back down on the bike while pedaling very hard. I don't know if this is bad?
>high cadence is betterI don't have any of those clipping shoes so my legs spinning super fast (especially with very low engagement with the gear) is super duper scary. I've been perhaps a little more forceful than I should have, I didn't realize there was a risk to your knees. I'll take your advice and see if I hit 20 in 10 but I'm almost certain it's closer to 1/s max because I'm scared of losing grip on the pedal. I think I might need more exp.
