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Yeah. To save $200 it’s awesome. Let me know your thoughts once you’ve tried it.

From the web site you can click import. You then enter your total mileage and elevation gain from Zwift and they will review your data and add it to your account a few days later. You will then level up based on that data. I went from level 10 to level 59. And I got all the level up rewards.

Yeah. You can't overlook the whole sports-washing thing. For me, I would be more concerned if I was sending them money. But Free makes it work for me.

Thanks for your thorough list of thoughts. 1. I've been using the front fender for many years and it has NEVER fallen off. I live in Seattle where it gets lots of rain and mud. But I've also raced from Portland Oregon to Washington DC and many other bikepacking trips with this hack. And zero issues. 2. There's no shortage of reflective options. But if you don't want them permanently on your bike then this hack helps. I've ended up with lots of reflective stickers permanently on my bike because I didn't use this hack. I like making my bike super visible for bikepack racing, but then returning it to stock after the race. 3. Zip ties don't work well as they tend to slide down a fork. Tape doesn't slide. But in reality, a combination is a good idea. 4. Yes, tape on cables will eventually start to unwrap. But its an easy fix. I've had zip ties cut into cables so I don't go that route anymore. 5. Tape will not fix a flat. It is for fixing a slashed sidewall. Slime won't work here nor will a tire patch kit. You need something to keep the tube from protruding out through the slash in the tire. You can buy a boot from Park Tools or just use tape. This hack got me through Trans North California after I slashed my sidewall in the first 15 miles. An energy bar wrapper can work well too in a pinch.

@@TroyOnTrails Best vibes. Keep up, your content is interesting.

I don't have an Apple TV so I can't say. But I tested it on a new Windows laptop (looked gorgeous), an old low-end laptop (looked good, but slow framerate), and an iPad (Looked good, just a bit less detail than the PC)

I agree! I just tried it this morning on an Apple TV 4K and was surprised that the graphics were so poor. I’m hoping they improve it soon as everything else seems great.

@@TripAstute I've heard some of the newer worlds like California have better graphics, but can't confirm. I've tried and failed to find any screen shots of what it looks like on an Apple TV. 😥

Right now, I spend money on an original Ass Saver fender. But have some ideas to make one for super cheap. Gonna have to post that.

I find the transition from sitting to standing to be the worst as there's a lot of movement. But then it settles down for long out-of-the-saddle stints. But I don't do many all-out sprints.

What do you mean. It works great. I've been doing this for years. If you have very little space between your tire and fork then its pointless, but if there's a gap, covering it prevents bud and water from flying into my face and glasses. This has gotten me through many wet rides in Seattle and make riding year-round more enjoyable.

Hmmm. I have some ideas. But it may cost a few cents.

Awesome. It's super handy.

It all depends on the type of riding you do. If you want to capture you flying down an insane jump line, it will struggle. But for me its perfect.

I don't know what makes a good fly fishing river but yeah there are several crossings. It was hard to gauge the river as they were all running high thanks to a hurricane.

The tape actually bunches up rather than sliding. This makes it very obvious when your saddle drops.

I've been using this for YEARS in Seattle so I know rain and mud. It works great and has NEVER fallen off. It doesn't keep me clean, but it keeps stuff from flying into my face and glasses. It costs next to nothing, so give it a try and you will be surprised. I do a lot of bushwhacking, singletrack, etc. so full fenders aren't a good option. This is and an Ass Saver is all I need.

Thanks. I'm glad you liked it!

Yeah. Seems like auto is the same as dual frequency.

Fiberglass tape is a good alternative.

As you noted. This does nothing to protect your body or the bike. I generally don't worry about any of that. I just keep it off my face so I can see.

Depending on the cage. Some designs won't work as the zip ties will prevent a bottle from going in. Be sure to still tape the cage to the fork so it doesn't slide down.

Why? Free is why. It works great. Not everyone has the budget to buy new stuff.

I feel like it should be as far forward as possible to block as much spray as possible. But I've never tried it. So let me know how it works out.

Yes. The battery is removable for replacement. There's a door on the bottom side of the bottom bracket. If you remove that and remove the cranskset and bottom bracket then the battery can be slid out the bottom.

I actually wish it was a paid ad. I could use the money. But I have zero relationship with Rouvy. I haven't spoken with them and they have no idea I exist.

Awesome. Glad it was helpful.

I tried not to compare them too much since they are different. The Fanttik is much bigger AND more expensive. The Fanttik seems extremely well built. I’ve had the Fanttik for six months with no issues.

Not sure what that means. 🤷‍♂️

It's an impressive machine both in size AND performance.

Careful. I've heard others aren't getting what they expected. I hope it works out for you.

I've been using this for years. It works great and the tape has NEVER fallen off. Watch the full tape hacks video and you will see me pull it off after a year of use. And I live in Seattle so I know rain and mud.

True. The cheapest AND lightest fender!

@ lol legit. To be honest money is in short supply for alot of people so don’t no one feel ashamed having to do off beat sh*t. Just get some black gorilla tape(I swear by that shit) it’s tough as fook and just so much utility!

@ I recommend electrical tape because it is Much easier to remove later. But do what you need to do for sure.

@ bro we could even go as far as upscaling a bit. Reverse tape the opposite side to leave no sticky edge open. On my arctic leopard I destroy my mud flap. So I gorilla taped me a new one

Awesome. It's weird how much I use it now.

I like the way you think! 😜

Yes. It has pieces to work with quick release and all the common thru axle standards.

Definitely a luxury item. But a decent floor pump isn't any cheaper these days.

That's one way to go.

Thanks for the tip! I'll have to check it out.

It may be worth checking out My Whoosh. It's free and has a running option.

@@TroyOnTrails i saw it looks promessing but no brands feature it on its product page. i'm looking for reebook fr30, i don't know if virtual gear brings an advantage, but i don't want to put $1300 in that investment neither.

Thank you. And thanks for watching.

I'm planning to try Whoosh soon.

You are very welcome!

Don't knock it till you try it. I've been using it for years. I live in Seattle so I know rain. Singletrack, gravel, and road. It's perfect for all three. I use it year round.

Fenders ARE boring.

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I dig fenders😂

Yet so simple. 😀

I live in Seattle. All rain all the time. You would be surprised how well it works and how long it lasts. Just make sure your fork is clean before applying the tape.

@@TroyOnTrailsit’s not just the rain, it’s the drizzle, the mizzle, the fog, the mist, the wind, the potholes all together. On paper British weather isn’t that bad. In reality it’s the worst in the world. That’s why we conquered India, Australia, Southern Africa, just to get out of the wind and wet

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@theinternet8853 Yup. 👍

I'm from London and I can confirm. This man loves gravey 😊

I'm able to Inflate a tire three times on one charge. But I consider it a luxury item that makes life much easier. I still carry a small hand pump just in case. I just haven't had to use the hand pump yet. But I like redundancy. I no longer carry co2

Exactly. So many are skeptical but we did this for years with an old innertube on mountain bikes.

this is the front wheel.

@ yes. Front wheel only.