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10-28-22, 07:30 PM
#951
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Feel better to indyfabz and 
big john .
I'm sitting here uncomfortable in a particularly unpleasant way because there is no comfortable position. And I peed quite bloody at the hospital, but they weren't concerned. The stone is apparently smashed though. Hoping that I'll sleep ok and then start feeling better tomorrow.
big john .I'm sitting here uncomfortable in a particularly unpleasant way because there is no comfortable position. And I peed quite bloody at the hospital, but they weren't concerned. The stone is apparently smashed though. Hoping that I'll sleep ok and then start feeling better tomorrow.
10-28-22, 07:52 PM
#952
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10-28-22, 08:16 PM
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Just heard from my sister that my nephew was in an accident. He was on his motorcycle and someone pulled out in front of him at an intersection. He's out of surgery and stable, no head injuries, thank goodness. But, you know - hug your loved ones, and be careful out there.
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10-28-22, 08:41 PM
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Just heard from my sister that my nephew was in an accident. He was on his motorcycle and someone pulled out in front of him at an intersection. He's out of surgery and stable, no head injuries, thank goodness. But, you know - hug your loved ones, and be careful out there.
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10-29-22, 02:51 AM
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Just heard from my sister that my nephew was in an accident. He was on his motorcycle and someone pulled out in front of him at an intersection. He's out of surgery and stable, no head injuries, thank goodness. But, you know - hug your loved ones, and be careful out there.
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10-29-22, 02:52 AM
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10-29-22, 05:38 AM
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10-29-22, 05:44 AM
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agree - KMC and Shimano 11 spd chains are fairly similar in performance and durability
Some will give a small nod to Shimano for shifting performance ; some will give a small nod to KMC for durability (?)
for 12 spd better to stick with Shimano (for Shimano drivetrain) ... 12 speed stuffs are a bit deeferent
( note - some claim KMC manufactures the Dura Ace hollow pin chain ... ? )
Some will give a small nod to Shimano for shifting performance ; some will give a small nod to KMC for durability (?)
for 12 spd better to stick with Shimano (for Shimano drivetrain) ... 12 speed stuffs are a bit deeferent
( note - some claim KMC manufactures the Dura Ace hollow pin chain ... ? )
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10-29-22, 05:48 AM
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10-29-22, 05:56 AM
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10-29-22, 06:35 AM
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Wordle 497 6/6
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Of course Indy got it two. who won the game last night?
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Of course Indy got it two. who won the game last night?
10-29-22, 06:35 AM
#966
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10-29-22, 08:58 AM
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World Series quiz: Were the Fox commentators heavily biased towards the Astros?
Make sure you show your work.
Make sure you show your work.
10-29-22, 09:57 AM
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I'll take it.
Wordle 497 4/6
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Wordle 497 4/6
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10-29-22, 11:23 AM
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anyone have any experience with microshift shifters? I am looking at the centos.
10-29-22, 11:58 AM
#971
Make sure to read to the end to see what often happens there:
MicroSHIFT - Who Are They?
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10-29-22, 01:06 PM
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10-29-22, 01:37 PM
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Yea i’m getting mixed reviews. I was also looking at the sensah shifters, but can’t find any clarification if they will work with 105.
The centos has some sweet features. Four down shifts, and you can dump using the thumb shifter, but it seems like most of the reviews are just initial feedback, not long term. If I did get the centos I would be tempted to put those on the cervelo, and put the 105 on the ritchey.
Question. Does the 105 R7000 shifters on my cervelo which is disc work with rim brakes?
10-29-22, 01:41 PM
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Pardon my ignorance, but what advantage do bar end shifters provide in a road bike? It looks like you’d still have to move your hand when your in the drops.
On my P3, I was in a tuck with my arms out, so it made sense to have the shifters out there. Not sure I understand why these would be practical on a road bike.
On my P3, I was in a tuck with my arms out, so it made sense to have the shifters out there. Not sure I understand why these would be practical on a road bike.
10-29-22, 01:51 PM
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Yea i’m getting mixed reviews. I was also looking at the sensah shifters, but can’t find any clarification if they will work with 105.
The centos has some sweet features. Four down shifts, and you can dump using the thumb shifter, but it seems like most of the reviews are just initial feedback, not long term. If I did get the centos I would be tempted to put those on the cervelo, and put the 105 on the ritchey.
Question. Does the 105 R7000 shifters on my cervelo which is disc work with rim brakes?
The centos has some sweet features. Four down shifts, and you can dump using the thumb shifter, but it seems like most of the reviews are just initial feedback, not long term. If I did get the centos I would be tempted to put those on the cervelo, and put the 105 on the ritchey.
Question. Does the 105 R7000 shifters on my cervelo which is disc work with rim brakes?
