Randyberlin
Guru
- Location
- Sitka, Alaska
Got your priorities right. After he gets the million dollar contract they’ll be plenty of time for the turbo. National champion today, supermodel / tabloid article and big contract tomorrow.
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berty bassett
Legendary Member
- Location
- I'boro
I think the new courses on Zwift will be a good test as it’s constantly changing gradient
Milzy
Guru
For £13 a month I’m expecting a lot!
Look at this way, no need to go outside in tbe winter, buy winter clothing(expensive) cafe stops saved. You get to race with people from all the world aswell as the Cyclechatters in here. £13 for upto 30 rides a month is 43 pennies per ride. Its an absolute bargain
bobinski
Legendary Member
- Location
- Tulse Hill
bobinski
Legendary Member
- Location
- Tulse Hill
Says the man with the dodgy brakes
Brendan Parker
Veteran
- Location
- essex, england
Anyone with Kickr 18 see below
If you have a model with the serial number starting 011839 or later, that refers to the 39th week of production. If you have this then the manufacturing issue causing the knocking noise should be fixed.
If you have a model with the serial number starting 011839 or later, that refers to the 39th week of production. If you have this then the manufacturing issue causing the knocking noise should be fixed.
Freelanderuk
Über Member
- Location
- Theddlethorpe , Lincolnshire
Brendan Parker
Veteran
- Location
- essex, england
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Freelanderuk
Über Member
- Location
- Theddlethorpe , Lincolnshire
Cheers
Will have to get the wife to have a look as I don't do Facebook
Cheers
Will have to get the wife to have a look as I don't do Facebook
Cheers
Well, Andy I see my evening going something like this:
- dismantle and put away the Bkool
- vacuum the area to remove recent build up of worn tyre rubber
- unbox, set up and position the Neo
- search for toolbox with the cassette removal tool and chainwhip
- once found, watch a video on youtube showing how to easily remove the cassette from wheel (done it before, but a while ago and don't want any cock-ups!)
- realise the youtube video made it look much easier than it actually is, and mine seems to be welded on. Swear a lot nearly give up, but eventually remove cassette (hopefully without too much damage or injury)
- fit cassette to Neo (not much that can go wrong here surely...)
- fit bike to Neo, probably realising in the process that the different footprint of the Neo means I have to re-arrange where my bike - and everything else - goes in the room
- re-arrange room
- Switch Neo on, switch Zwift on
- do some kind of calibration thing I haven't really looked into at all yet (although I have downloaded the app that Bob suggested)
- turn laptop off and on again because I can't get the neo to connect properly
- we have lift off
If I have any energy - or any evening left - after that I will probably then have a little pootle around on Zwift! But as you say, I'm sure all the above will only take me 15 minutes so that should be fine
<Tommy>
Illegitimi non carborundum
- Location
- Camden, London
Well, Andy I see my evening going something like this:
- dismantle and put away the Bkool
- vacuum the area to remove recent build up of worn tyre rubber
- unbox, set up and position the Neo
- search for toolbox with the cassette removal tool and chainwhip
- once found, watch a video on youtube showing how to easily remove the cassette from wheel (done it before, but a while ago and don't want any cock-ups!)
- realise the youtube video made it look much easier than it actually is, and mine seems to be welded on. Swear a lot nearly give up, but eventually remove cassette (hopefully without too much damage or injury)
- fit cassette to Neo (not much that can go wrong here surely...)
- fit bike to Neo, probably realising in the process that the different footprint of the Neo means I have to re-arrange where my bike - and everything else - goes in the room
- re-arrange room
- Switch Neo on, switch Zwift on
- do some kind of calibration thing I haven't really looked into at all yet (although I have downloaded the app that Bob suggested)
- turn laptop off and on again because I can't get the neo to connect properly
- we have lift off
If I have any energy - or any evening left - after that I will probably then have a little pootle around on Zwift! But as you say, I'm sure all the above will only take me 15 minutes so that should be fine
The question is: what do you do with the 5 minutes you have left over!
