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Changed the whole group set this weekend - crank, bottom bracket, chain, cassette, and the brake blocks and tyres to boot - it has made a hell of a difference having well made components that I can trust to do what I want, smoothly and efficiently. Still find the shift from 50 to 34 way too violent, though. Is there maybe such a thing as a 36 or 38 tooth inner ring which would fit on a compact crankset?

I had the same issue on my old bike. I am guessing that maybe your gear cable tension is too tight when shifted to the 50 tooth ring. So when the really tight cable is 'let go' by the shifter, it pings violently.

If you have barrel adjusters, try reducing the tension a little bit. Changed the whole group set this weekend - crank, bottom bracket, chain, cassette, and the brake blocks and tyres to boot - it has made a hell of a difference having well made components that I can trust to do what I want, smoothly and efficiently. Still find the shift from 50 to 34 way too violent, though. Is there maybe such a thing as a 36 or 38 tooth inner ring which would fit on a compact crankset? Not entirely sure to be honest, shimano chainrings are very fussy things.

I go into the 34 on mine so rarely that i havent really got an opinion on the shift. Changed the whole group set this weekend - crank, bottom bracket, chain, cassette, and the brake blocks and tyres to boot - it has made a hell of a difference having well made components that I can trust to do what I want, smoothly and efficiently.

Still find the shift from 50 to 34 way too violent, though. Is there maybe such a thing as a 36 or 38 tooth inner ring which would fit on a compact crankset?

And quite brilliantly you drew a live aid guitar this morning on Strava! Navigation was the one thing I wanted from the Garmin. I couldn't see the point of the 510 at all. Does nothing that a combo of my Cateye £40 computer and Strava on my mobile were doing happily for me.

Battery on my phone isn't great so don't really want to use it for Strava/Garmin. I'm happy with the 510 though, easy to see while riding, can be operated wearing gloves. Haven't really played with the 'navigation' side of it but if you have a rough idea of the roads you're going on there shouldn't be any reason you'd get lost. Biggest issue with this weekend's ride was how shitty people were behaving in cars. You had the twats who honked at us, the idiots who didn't give us any room (and I mean ANY room) and the morons who just sped past us at the signposted speed.

It's been OK in previous weeks but I blew my top at one woman who honked at us, so much so that when she reached the junction ahead of us she was desperately trying to find first gear, crunching the gearbox in the process. I didn't take it any further but I did have a little giggle about it. I was riding back to banstead from Streathem on friday night, coming up to a traffic light controled junction, lights were red, I signal to go into the right turn lane, check over my shoulder, car 30 yards or so back from me, i start to pull over to the right, at which point this bell end decides he absolutely MUST beat me to these red traffic lights, so he floors it, swerves round me, and has to slam his brakes on to stop in time.

So I stop next to him (actually leaning on his car rather than unclipping) and shout blue murder at him, at which point he realises the lights have changed and floors it, with me still leaning on his car, held onto it for a few seconds, then thought better of it and let go. Honestly one day i'm gonna flip and lamp someone who does this, and then I'll be the one in trouble!!!! Let me guess. These keen cyclists grew up with the small store but bought from the big, impersonal new stores because they were cheaper? I don't know for sure, but I don't think that is entirely the case. This town has almost doubled in size in the last 20 years (100k to 200k). The small shop had a real cult following, and was very popular with avid cyclist.

I still see a lot of people out riding wearing the stores own cycle jerseys. I suspect the problem was with attracting new customers, and new residence to the area as the shop was rather off the beaten track.

I'm sure the guy could have continued, but I sense there were other reasons like rent increase and the guy needing a change of scenery. Yay, a friend!!! Not even got the gamin yet but already set up garmin connect and planned a route. What's the issue with garmin connect that means you have to use strava too? You don't have to, but Strava is more social and has segments, KOMs etc.

If all you're interested in is your own data, then Garmin Connect is great. Rumour also has it that the new version which is imminent will have segments too and will be a bit more social.

It's obviously never going to rival Strava for shere number of users though, as it obviously has a pre-requisite that you own a Garmin device! Personally I'm not that bothered about KOMs etc, so if I have a few of you guys as friends on Garmin and they introduce segments so I can track my own performance on them, I might stop worrying so much about keeping Strava instantly up to date. It all centres around segments.

People effectively nominate sections of road(s) and give it a name. It might be a climb, a descent or anything you like really. Anyone who has ridden that section on a ride they upload to Strava, automatically gets added to the leaderboard and the guy at the top gets the KOM (or girl QOM). You can then view your own efforts over time on those segments, comparing against your own previous times, your friends, or everyone.

If you pay for the Premium version, you can filter further by age group. Well at least the 810 is still supported with firmware, the 800 will only get updates that sell any new products. So I got the Vector Powermeter firmware. I have a feeling that a new one is not that far off though as the lifecycle on the 800 was really short and the 810 was not that much different. The thing I am hoping for on the new connect if they do segments is that when you download a route it brings all the segments with it so you can be notified when you start and finish one. Garmin connect is still the best for overall data. What current map do you have?

The one that came with my Garmin covers the whole of Europe I think I have Garmin City Navigator for UK, France and Benelux. Is probably the obvious choice I need, but I want to head to Italy next year, which will be more maps again, unless I get this one now: Query is - will the detail in the second one, which covers many more countries, be the same as in the first? Well at least the 810 is still supported with firmware, the 800 will only get updates that sell any new products. So I got the Vector Powermeter firmware. I have a feeling that a new one is not that far off though as the lifecycle on the 800 was really short and the 810 was not that much different.

The thing I am hoping for on the new connect if they do segments is that when you download a route it brings all the segments with it so you can be notified when you start and finish one. Garmin connect is still the best for overall data You've forgotten to mention the fact that the 810 looks nicer too;). Presumably there is a dedicated mapping page. Then the only other things ill want are speed distance cadence HR calories average speed and maybe max speed.

Can I get all of that on one page? You get to choose how much to put on each page, so yeah, you can put 7 things on one page, although it's starting to get a bit cramped.

I'd be tempted to put things like calories and max speed on a 2nd page as you're not really going to be too bothered about tracking them as often. One thing I find useful, especially if its a profile you use when using the navigation features, is to have a field telling you the distance to the next turn. It sometimes doesn't give you that much warning, so its good to have an idea of when something is due to happen. Is it the sort of thing you could get repaired by a specialist (excuse the pun) My new bike has a very minor defect on the top tube that they called me about before delivery. They threw in £100 of goodies to compensate. I couldn't see it on any of the pictures they sent me and I've only managed to see it in the flesh once in very bright sunlight. I've emailed a number of my contacts who don't see it bring an issue and easy to sort.

Thats almost exactly like how I have described my BB30 on both bikes when it started going, only I think it sounds like popcorn. It was obviously just something not fully tight as no noise today after adjusting my seat, handlebars and headset last night. I honestly don't think I've enjoyed riding my bike as much as I did this morning. Smashed 2 minutes off my best time of the year and I think my best time ever. I moved my seat slightly lower and forward again to aid my back and angled my bars up slightly. It seemed to give me more power through my legs particularly on inclines.

Wish I could have gone another 10 miles!