interested!
Portola is a beautiful spot.
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When I commute in a suit I use an old MB-3 with a similar motor/battery
combo. (Bafang)
Rim brakes work fine. No need for new wheels in my build.
If you are a do-it-yourselfer, https://lunacycle.com is a good resource.
Love my Hunquapillar more, though.
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Javapresse manual burr grinder followed by javapress metal drip cone if on the
bike, or this plastic one for lightweight backpacking.
I'm roasting as I write this. Have been doing this for years.
I use a Behmor 1600 as well. It gives you a lot of control over the process and
is fairly tidy. I put it on the stove/ under the hood and that gets the smoke
outside reliably.
I roast about once every ~5 days. 1/2 pound- takes
No bike mounted computer, but I've got an Apple watch that can track rides
either by itself, or can display the data coming from my phone. It's bike
independent. I use Cyclemeter as my app of choice. It's very customizable.
If I'm 'just riding' I just don't turn anything on.
Scott
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A great substance I use for all kinds of fixes and optimizations: Sugru. It's
like play-doh that cures into rubber after a day. I've used to enhance zipper
pulls and provide a cushion where my wald basket wants to strike my frame.
Scott.
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I've found that seat angle, in addition to bar height, really affects my hand
numbness.
When my perineum is sliding forward, I have so keep more weight on my arms to
compensate.
Of course, tilted too far back, then others bits go numb.
Find your goldilocks angle.
Waiting on my Hunq,
