I get that the over-honking of the horn is annoying but this reads a little like people who buy houses near churchyards and then whine about the bell ringing.
You live near a lighthouse; it may make noise, and that's the point.
ALiteralCabbage
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When Wasseem was just pushing 19-years-old he hit his first £1 million after trading currencies, social media work, real estate and other avenues.
So, lucky trades, crypto(?), then - presumably - slum lord of some description.
Truly the cream of the crop.
If it was modern I suppose his centre of mass would be basically over the front wheel but otherwise, yeah, the UCI have robbed us of a lot of cool bike designs!
Though the TT scene has truly produced some absolutely unbelievably ugly bikes, so maybe it's for the best.
We're basically going to end up with Graeme Obree's bikes being made UCI legal aren't we?
I can't get REI in the UK (sadly), though it looks like Alpkit make some. They're on sale, too, so might be worth a punt!
Merino for socks. I don't know if any ball-pouch pants makers do merino - if they do I know where to "request" my next set from...
Properly fired it's pretty tough to get any meaningful amount of lead out of a glaze on ceramics.
I'd bet they did it because of pressure from customers.
Best gift I get (every year now) is a new set of Saxx underpants. They're great.
One of the big things I've learned in my 35 years of life is that a little splurge on anything you wear near your dick and balls makes the rest of your life much easier to bear.
A bit beefy for my taste but having bits both ends is nice!
It's lovely kit!
Please don't use torque wrenches as general purpose ratchets! It's a great way to throw them out of calibration, and if you use a "clicker" type you might be over tightening by accident anyway (the "click" can act like an impact driver if you check tightness with them).
I used torque wrenches where appropriate - ie. On carbon parts and to ensure minimum tightness of contact points where manufacturers tolerances are expressly stated.
You'd be hard pressed to over torque with a 2 inch ratchet, mind you, you can apply more force with a standard T or L handled hex.
That's the whole idea!
It's a much neater solution than tyrewiz's - but I'm still dubious as to what (if any) use this can offer, except for riders to be able to radio to team cars when they notice a drop in pressure indicative of a puncture or burp?
It would be nice if it paired with Connect of something to remind me to pump up my tubeless setup when it's been sat in a shed for a while....
But then again I'm absolutely not a racer, so perhaps there are angles I can't conceive of here.