Only a very small fraction of cyclists can sustain 40kph on a flat, certainly not your daily commuters. And in dense areas I doubt anyone can get up to 25.
And like the other commenter says, people follow traffic rules despite the lack of signage and signals. It flows much better without having to stop and go for signals
I just create routes with Komoot or RideWithGPS (Strava and Garmin should be possible as well), save them as GPX files, and export them to my Wahoo with MTP over USB. I am not sure if you can connect to Lezyne via MTP, but maybe you can impirt the GPX files to your Lezyne app?
The maximum amount of resources (public transport) one can take is limited.
Not everyone wants to take the resource.
It is possible to provide more than sufficient resources for everyone.
I don't think this is a tragedy of the common problem
Only a very small fraction of cyclists can sustain 40kph on a flat, certainly not your daily commuters. And in dense areas I doubt anyone can get up to 25.
And like the other commenter says, people follow traffic rules despite the lack of signage and signals. It flows much better without having to stop and go for signals
If it is bike traffic only, stops signs or signals are not needed.
There are ways to skip logging-in, as I did it on my Kobo.
TBF Firefox has no support for WebUSB, nothing the web developer can do
I think the sense of control also depends on your bike fit. If the bike's reach is too long or the deop is too long, it is harder to get used to it
I just create routes with Komoot or RideWithGPS (Strava and Garmin should be possible as well), save them as GPX files, and export them to my Wahoo with MTP over USB. I am not sure if you can connect to Lezyne via MTP, but maybe you can impirt the GPX files to your Lezyne app?
technically mentos is the catalyst
The infotainment system probably runs Yocto Linux, so it is already the year of Linux card
how do you get the stats? Couldnt find it on my replay page
That's smart! But I think it is only keeping the joint smooth when there is a twisting torque? It doesn't really help with the torsional stiffness
Does no one notice the bike does not have any torsional strength whatsoever?
The maximum amount of resources (public transport) one can take is limited. Not everyone wants to take the resource. It is possible to provide more than sufficient resources for everyone.
I don't think this is a tragedy of the common problem
I wish the author can just share a configuration file. I am not configuring this on all my machines manually.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serotonin_modulator_and_stimulator
I concurred. I switched from an SSRI to an SMS because of this and other side effects
Doesnt it also depend on the type of VPN and the providers?
I recommend Lanterne Rouge and Cade Media's commented highlights
Interesting... I target 90fps cadence on flats and 70-80 on climbs...
Depending on the frame, the clamping force and/or weight could deform the top tube, as it is not designed to bear vertical loads