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<Tommy>

Illegitimi non carborundum
Location
Camden, London
I seem to have narrowed it down I think...
Fitted a new Shimano Cassette, still the same...so......I bolted in my New Boardman MTX
10 times better! :biggrin:
I think I will purchase a decent chain for the other bike, it sounds as though the chain is not sitting nicely in the cassette
I can see the top driven part of the chain kinda vibrating up and down
I also removed the covers from the Elite, just to check...it is super clean (like new)

Maybe buy a chain checking tool too assuming you don’t have one.
 

alex_cycles

Veteran
Location
Oxfordshire
Stop messing with all this finagling, just buy the Neo.
And a new bike to go with it :biggrin:
 

Legs

usually riding on Zwift...
Location
Staffordshire
Also found out that there's a 1 mile race at my village 'Jubileigh' celebrations. I won the equivalent 5k event a few years back, so there's a bit of honour to uphold! I'd be happy to scrape something under 6 minutes, given how little I've run recently.
Not the strongest field I’ve ever run against but I’m reasonably pleased with 5:41 and first place. It was on grass all the way and quite breezy. Calf’s sore again, though!
 

Brava210

Über Member
Location
Bristol
Stop messing with all this finagling, just buy the Neo.


Then sort out any noises.

You know you want to ^_^

The Elite is quiet now, it's just the Bike
 

Peter Salt

Bittersweet
Location
Yorkshire, UK
It's a way of hurting your legs without the need for a bike. :laugh:
Also step 2 on the path of destruction towards "the T word".
(Also said to be good for VO2max and preventing osteopenia in middle-aged people - which is why I reluctantly started this week. :eek:)
Lift instead :okay:

I don't understand, on the Zwift site it states "No Returns - Sale item"
Is that allowed?
Presumably, you accept the T&C's at checkout so yes.
 

alex_cycles

Veteran
Location
Oxfordshire
Lift instead :okay:
Ideally you'd do a bit of both, since resistance work helps fend of sarcopenia (muscle mass loss).

I recently listened to the audiobook of "The Mid-Life Cyclist - The Road Map for the +40 Rider Who Wants to Train Hard, Ride Fast and Stay Healthy". (The content was pretty good, although I wished I'd read the ebook when I heard the way the author reads.)

Obvs you're not in that age group yet, but most of us here are. :biggrin:

 
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