i just realized my chainline was off by about 4 spacers. Night and day difference, the only thing i feel is holding this junk back now (besides the 1045 steel frame) is the chinesium tire on the rear. Might buy another Maxxis Re-Fuse to pair with the one on the front. Gotta say tho, it do be hard sometimes bros, this constant cycle of cycling viciously for months then going another couple of months or years with no bike and then repeating it all again gets harder each time (same for running, double so), i'm turning 26 soon so all that retard youth energy is due to evaporate in no time if i dont get my shit together. Although at this point i think i'm cycling just for the nostalgia of it really, i miss the pre-covid world.
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>>2061326Yes, years ago there was an argentinian with a track Bianchi that lived somewhere in the south of the country where the vegetation resembles the kind seen in your picture. Although thinking about it now i guess his Bianchi was much older
>toe strapsSorry i meant toe cages. I tried using them velcro straps but i dont think i have the fine motor controls on the tip of my foot to be able to get on them with the bike moving, always found toe cage easier and more intuitive (they can really destroy a weaker shoe tho)
>>2061340>>2061341This year we had -1c with frost for the first time in a decade here and i commute to work by motorcycle. It was utterly miserable, although i imagine in a bike the constant heating of the body would make it less so
>11cThat's fall/winter temps, tho we got down to around that last week when there was heavy rain (it's the peak of summer here). At this point it is safer to trust on horoscopes and zodiac signs than the weather forecast and seasons.
