The suspens(ion) is killing me!
Holy smokes.
First ride in today with the rigid forks, and the difference was stunning. Each ride begins with a quarter-mile uphill climb, not too bad, but enough to get the blood pumping at 5:30 am. This morning it was almost like riding up a flat incline, which, I know, is a severe contradiction in terms. The flats and downhill portions of the ride were a bit bumpier - suspension forks really do absorb a lot of vibration, but I'll soon have this for that.
Picked up a really good pair of stiff-soled shoes (clearance) as a backup, some skewers on sale for the extra wheeelset (skewers never go on sale), and some reflective tape for the rims.
Gettin' there, people.
First ride in today with the rigid forks, and the difference was stunning. Each ride begins with a quarter-mile uphill climb, not too bad, but enough to get the blood pumping at 5:30 am. This morning it was almost like riding up a flat incline, which, I know, is a severe contradiction in terms. The flats and downhill portions of the ride were a bit bumpier - suspension forks really do absorb a lot of vibration, but I'll soon have this for that.
Picked up a really good pair of stiff-soled shoes (clearance) as a backup, some skewers on sale for the extra wheeelset (skewers never go on sale), and some reflective tape for the rims.
Gettin' there, people.
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