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@sita7688 I am running Paul hubs front and rear. I have the disk Fhub 28 hole with bolt on axle. On the rear it is the High Flange flip-flop fixed/free 28 hole bolt on axle. Both in black. The front hub allows for a disk to be mounted but u haven’t added a brake to the bike and not sure if I will.

Nice! What size tires can you fit one it? Currently I’m running 38s which is pretty decent for what I’m using this bike for. But mine will fit up to a 43.

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Do you have the latest firmware? Are you using the edge 840?

Awww ☺️ thank you.

That is what everyone wants to know.

Do you have the latest firmware installed?

They are good. I like them better than using a steer tube extender or flipping the stem upwards. I think I would prefer a little bit skinner version. They are really comfortable with the cruise control grips on them. See my full review on them at www.gravelcyclist.com/bicycle-tech/redshift-sports-top-shelf-handlebar-review-by-jason-lopez/

That looks interesting. I have not see that product before. I rode with a single ear bud for years, but personally I prefer an open ear system. Also, from what I have seen it is ilegal to use ear buds while cycling is various states and counties. (But is it really being enforced? 🤷🏻‍♂️) In fast riding or windy situations there will be wind turbulence noise which makes it harder to hear but for a majority situations it isn’t really a problem. Also I see no reason why the windfree covers couldn’t be used with these, but I’m not sure how it would perform. The good thing about these is the communication feature that allows you to connect with a group. Also these have dual mics that block out the wind noise to give clear feedback when talking to someone. Thanks for watching!

Sorry to hear about that. Hopefully they reach out to you soon and make it right. Maybe wait a few days to see if they reach out. If not contact them again. I haven’t had any issues with mine.

This is happening to me now

Thanks for watching! Thank you

Are you in Huntsville, AL?

I am!!

Thanks for watching. The riding up here has been great. I’ve been in the area for about little over 2 years

Have you ridden in Priceville or Wheeler yet?

I have ridden both priceville and wheeler. I was just out at Bankhead this weekend. Got in about 45 miles there on Sunday.

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It is. The capacity is slightly reduced compared to using 3 bolts like on the Diverge STR or canyon. Interestingly though the STR and regular diverge forks have the same weight capacity. 2 bolts the capacity is 3kg (6.6 lb) 3 bolts is 4.5 kg (9.9 lb) per bag. The fork is rated for 6 kg total (13.2 lb). So on the specialized fork the limiting capacity is the fork and not the mount. My full review will be on gravelcyclist.com soon. I cover this in the review but good catch for noticing that. One thing though you have to use the top two holes of the mount if only using two bolts.

www.gravelcyclist.com/bicycle-tech/tailfin-cycling-fork-pack-review-by-jason-lopez

@@jaylocycling thank you! :)

It’s not in the IQ app. It’s in the data screens of the Garmin. Got to activity profile > select the profile to add it to > add screen > choose music controls.

@@jaylocycling thanks for answering. I can’t find it in mine. I own a 830 model and I think this doesn’t handle that function. 👍

Yeah, unfortunately it looks like it’s not available on the Edge 830. Thanks for watching.

Yes, really hard to beat the price and it comes with mips. Thank you for watching.

Thank you. Yup, it was!

Thank you! ☺️

I did not know that. Next time I’m there I will pay more attention there. Thanks.

Thank you. 😊 the trail was running pretty good that day. Thanks for watching.

Not sure what you are asking, but I only road the trails once and it’s been quite a few years back now. I could look at my ride data again though.

They are pretty good. Not a bad price either.

These are size Large.

Sucks how? It is a Midwest trail system with not too much elevation to work with but they did a good job with what do have. They are some pretty standard XC trails that are good for all types of rider skill levels. I rode there quite a few years back and I enjoyed riding there. I don’t think they suck at all. A lot of parks charge, these trail systems require quite a bit of maintenance.

its only a few dollars, and its an ok bike park

I'm not sure what you mean

Thank you.

Garmin VIRB edit. I think it’s still around. You upload your ride data and video then can choose different gages. Then export it and do the rest of the editing in Final Cut Pro. It adds a bit of time to the editing process but it’s worth it.

@@jaylocycling Thanks

I think i the video it’s really hard to tell where the trail is but it actually wasn’t quite as bad as it seemed in the video. But yes there were a lot of pine needles that’s fat. Those trails are really a blast to ride. Thanks for watching.

Fun times.

Thank you 😊

It’s fun and scary

Thank you ☺️

Only illegal if you get caught

Right on

Fo sho.

You and me both!

That rock is a blast.

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They just came out with a clipless version and an mtb version

@Dan Nice. It’s pretty tough trail. I’ve done it on a single speed MTB a few times 😱. It’s definitely worth a try.

You are welcome. Thank you for watching.

Chaz thank you for watching. I’m glad you liked it. Griffin bike park has such an awesome place. I’m using a GoPro hero 8 with a k-edge out front mount xl combo which has the garmin mount on the top side and the GoPro mount underneath. The stabilization on the hero 8 is amazing. I’m also shooting at 1080p 30frame rate on the wide lens setting.

Not too sure about the legality. My bike is pedal assist so it doesn’t make too much sense to take it off. I was in process of cleaning the drive train but I wanted to take it out for a quick spin to test out some other repairs I had made. Around where I live there are quite a few steep hills and being able to pedal is a must since the motor isn’t that strong. If you have a large motor and large battery it might be fine. Definitely check the road rules in your area, most likely it would probably be fine.

Thank you @Florida Trailrider. It was a nice trail system that is lots of fun.

We shall my dude, we shall