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    • This is because current and power values shown by the app are momentary values, while the same values on tour are averaged. I plan to add option of detailed tour data recording, that will also include min/max values so you won't miss any peaks or dips. It will be added in next version  Also there's a chance that TP-Link P110 will be supported, as an alternative to HS110 that is no longer manufactured.
    • Really doesn't seem like there would be any reason to get the hero over a v11.  Hopefully alien rides posts what model suspension they use so people outside the US can get it.  Definitely sounds like you'll need to swap the shock and tire for a usable wheel.     
    • A test ride of the Hero from UK:    
    • Thanks for this! I got the details on an alarm on my last ride. It is easy, I just never noticed. Good old EUC World, lots of little gems hidden everywhere! I did notice that the info on the graph doesn't appear to show the same value range for amperage and wattage on the tour graphs as compared to the app on the graph and stats pages during the ride. The app reports much higher numbers than in the tour. Is it only happening to me? Which one is right? 😕 Oh, and I would still love a "start with delay" feature for the charge control. For letting the wheel warm back up to room temp before charging, when riding in winter. A countdown timer display would be awesome! I would just hook everything up and start the timer, et voilà! Perhaps in an upcoming version, pretty please? 😁
    • Bluey.  A television show for kids.   Ever since an excitable six-year-old Blue Heeler dog named Bluey skipped and danced onto television screens across the country in 2018, everyone has fallen in love with the loveable pup. The Australian animated television series has received critical acclaim and developed a massive audience in both Australia and around the globe. It was the most-watched children's program across all broadcast channels in Australia in 2018 and 2019 and gained 16 million viewers in America by the end of 2019. There's a lot of things that both children and adults love about Bluey. The show is imaginative, smart, funny, well-written, endearing and relatable to parents.   Grannies is a delightful episode that always gets a giggle out of me. Bluey asks Bingo to play a game called Grannies. Bluey becomes Janet and Bingo becomes Rita. The sisters go into the kitchen and get up to mischief around Mum, but then Bingo starts flossing, which upsets Bluey because she thinks that grandmas don't do the flossing dance. Bingo disagrees but Bluey is insistent she is right. Bluey and Bingo go and find Dad who is cleaning the toilet. Bluey asks Dad if Bingo is wrong about grannies flossing, but he doesn't know, and suggests they ask Nana. The sisters contact Nana over Facetime and ask her if she can floss, which she thinks means to clean her teeth, she hasn't heard of the flossing dance. Bluey is happy she was proven right, but Bingo is upset, and doesn't want to play Grannies anymore. This upsets Bluey who still wants her to play. Bluey complains to Mum about Bingo sulking and not wanting to play anymore. Mum asks her what is more important, her being right, or Bingo playing? Bluey contacts Nana and Grandpa again and teaches them how to do the flossing dance. She then goes and gets Bingo and tells her she was right! Grannies CAN floss! Bingo is very happy and decides to resume playing the game with Bluey. Grannies is a great episode that has an important message in it about how to solve problems and resolve an argument.
    • I don’t know if VeeRubber systematically makes overly large fitments, or if that specific model was made to fit some specific vintage motorcycle, or if it was a faulty item. We weren’t interested in giving them another shot. These look a bit like the one we tried: https://www.motofree.pl/product-pol-38994-Opona-Cross-KBF-2-50-14-Romet-Mini-Cross-14-Cali.html https://www.amazon.com/Universal-Parts-2-50-14-Tube-Type-Tire/dp/B087BC9JQ7 The Duro you linked to seems quite similar. And the Duro seemed like the knobs don’t reach beyond the edge of the sidewall, so it could be a good fit. But more than the width, I’d be afraid of the shake while riding, since the center knobs are spaced so far apart.   I’m sure there is. More than the actual measures, the size groups often seem to point more to the purpose or style of the bike. For example, strictly by the measures, 2.75-14 and 70/100-14 should be pretty identical. But so far I’ve only seen 70/100-14 Motocross tires, while 2.75-14 points more towards vintage off-road or crossover bikes. And while 80/90-14 should be a good bit wider, luckily it’s often the perfect size for 18x3” EUCs, just like the 2.75-14. Except for the Shinko SR244 2.75-14, which is much bigger than SN26, K66, or even the C-186 of the same sizing. Edit: The K66 is a magnificent EUC tire, and the 80/80-14 is much smaller than for example the SN26, from which 80/80 and 80/90 are almost identical. The K66 80/80-14 looked like a 2.50-14 when fitted on the V11. If there’s a chance that it could fit on the 18XL, I’d run to get one and try!
    • The other 23 groups were healthy... but fine, I'll poke around more. I don't think there's much news to be had though. If cells go to 0V, for internal reasons or external reasons, the results are well understood.
    • Maybe try having ankles positioned above the center of the pedals.  This will align the body with the center of the wheel. Toes may protrude over front of pedals but that is ok.    Might help to lessen legs getting tired.
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