Newbie here.

Anybody here with 507? I see mostly ride with 406 and 451 tires.

10 minutes? More like 30 seconds thereabouts. No tool for Tern foldie.

Congrats.

I guess I'm not in the VIP list.

Usually the right method of seating will make your legs not touch the ground when stationary. But for kids, you can make it slightly lower since they do not ride far.

Anyway, suggest to go to real bike shops where they sell bikes for smaller kids. I think the ones they have at the malls target the adult audience.

Thanks for the offer bro. Anyways, no worries, nothing urgent that I wanted to get. Besides todays already Friday.

Why still use tapered square? If I were given the chance to change the BB, I'll change to a different one that is more superior.

Good price. Congrats.

Wah. What time you guys go there? I went there during lunchtime nothing left. Apa pun tadak. Only the yellow Verge X30 left at 5k plus. On a side note, it looks very funny with the skinny tires.

Your Garmin and the Cateye connected to external speed sensor or just relying on speed info from GPS satellite signal?

On a 24" wheel with 50 x 11 gearing, 86 cadence can get you to 50km/hr.

The new Garmin speed and cadence sensors (the ones that come with Garmin Edge 1000 and not the GSC-10 Speed/Cadence Combo sensor) comes separate in 2 units and magnetless (without magnets).

If not wrong, you can replace the magnet on the crankarm with flat type neodym magnets such that it sticks at the hole where the pedal is mounted. No need cable tie.

Ok, that explains the differences. I would say neither is really accurate for speed. I notice speed from GPS is less accurate at low speeds and not fast enough to detect speed changes.

Can your Garmin detect external speed sensors? Swap bikes and mount the Garmin on your wife's bike and see if you get the same reading difference.

Garmin units like the Edge 500, 810 and 1000 can manually set the exact wheel circumference.

Neodym magnets are very strong magnets and flat and can sit flush in the lobang where the pedal is bolted. You can buy a few on the internet and very cheap.

Since they are very strong, you can even move the sensor slightly further nearer towards the wheel to detect speed.



Well, I cannot speak for the rest but I'm a gadget geek and it's nice that I can take that part of it in this new found cycling hobby. Different strokes for different folks.

Lovely orange & red Kinetix Pro X wheels.

Is that available locally? I think only available online.

I believe only available in 20". Would be perfect if they had 24".

You're asking me? I've no idea.

I'm actually asking rkhairulrijal.

My bad. Indeed the matte black is the new X20 that comes with the new wheels.

I also agree that it's not possible for 160 km in 6 hours. No need to kencing? Makan? Water break? Taking into consideration that you stop a total of 30 minutes for the whole 6 hour journey, you need to have a higher AVERAGE speed of 30km/hr instead to complete 160 km in 5.5 hours. Average speed means you have to be faster than 30 km/hr at times to compensate for the hilly stretches that would be impossible to hit 30km/hr.