foco_tubi

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by foco_tubi 2y ago
I had 3 simple questions to decide if an e-bike went in my stand: 1.) Does the frame use a seatpost? 2.) Are there any frayed or broken wires? 3.) Is the power cable to the motor removable?
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by foco_tubi 2y ago
Bottom bracket fussing is a tale as old as time. I have a bike from 1983 with an original Suntour bottom bracket. It even uses cartridge bearings! But the spline pattern for the cups is proprietary and the tool has long been out of producti
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by foco_tubi 2y ago
If you're not considering a bearing press as a special tool (or you didn't use one) then we exist in different worlds.
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by foco_tubi 2y ago
Which major manufacturers are adopting T47?
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by foco_tubi 2y ago
Yes, bikes built with race equipment need to be maintained like race equipment. Don't buy a $5k bike (or a Porsche) if you are going to complain about maintenance intervals.
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by foco_tubi 2y ago
Disc brakes make sense if you're riding hilly terrain or racing, but are otherwise overkill. They do have their place though, there's a particular descent around here that tends to melt carbon rim braking surfaces.
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by foco_tubi 2y ago
This mostly seems to be a complaint about e-bikes and batteries. Almost all major manufacturers are still making mostly user-repairable bikes for recreational riding and commuting. From nearly a decade of bike industry experience, I can say
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by foco_tubi 2y ago
Threaded headsets are fine, "threadless" bottom brackets are mostly trash and almost entirely non-user serviceable, drop bars and their levers are fine and sometimes better, 2x10 is even cheaper than 2x11 (what's up Tiagra),
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CPSC: Amazon is liable for hazardous products(bicycleretailer.com)
3 points by foco_tubi 2y ago|0 comments
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by foco_tubi 2y ago
sips for converting image content to web-friendly formats
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by foco_tubi 2y ago
it's really not - utility classes avoid specificity conflicts and enforces a consistent design system as defined in the Tailwind config.
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by foco_tubi 2y ago
Are you talking about bicycling as it exists in the US / Canada as you previously constrained your post to? or are we now talking about the usefulness of a bicycle globally? If Amsterdam doesn't do it for you, try Utrecht.
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by foco_tubi 2y ago
Take this entire article with a grain of salt. It was written by an internet troll named Joshua Goldberg, recently released from prison just last month, who after constructing a number of fake personas across various internet forums and soc
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by foco_tubi 3y ago
Ambiguous is perhaps the wrong word here
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by foco_tubi 3y ago
I just wanna be able to digest plastic
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by foco_tubi 3y ago
In this vein, a CRISPR-edited stem cell therapy for Sickle Cell Disease is nearing approval, providing at very least a "durable long-term remission from disease." Multi-million dollar bone marrow transplants will be unnecessary a
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by foco_tubi 3y ago
Use Wordpress (or Wagtail) as a headless CMS to let your client add and edit content, and hit the endpoints to hydrate your templates in your front-end framework of choice. My workplace has multiple WP sites and Shopify stores, and I'm