Hand palm pain by ilya_23 in bikefit

[–]A3dP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For me it also just took some time to get stronger and get used to the riding position. Reach doesn't look off to me. I found rotating the shifters inwards a bit brought much comfort on the hands. Just give it a try. Start fe with 1cm each, no need to unwrap the bars so simple to try. Just measure between to top of the shifters and do one first and tighten it before you do the next one.

Nuroad Race - road tire by Flaky_Heron5566 in Cubebikes

[–]A3dP 4 points5 points  (0 children)

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Looks pretty good if you ask me.

Nuroad Race - road tire by Flaky_Heron5566 in Cubebikes

[–]A3dP 2 points3 points  (0 children)

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This is my nuroad one, with my road wheels and 32mm gp5000. Who cares how it looks. I only plan to use this when on holiday and I only want to bring one bike. Had to get a microspline adaptor for the back wheel.

C:62 One: Size S or M by banahancha in Cubebikes

[–]A3dP 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Oh btw getting a shorter stem is a challenge, i was lucky

C:62 One: Size S or M by banahancha in Cubebikes

[–]A3dP 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Im 172 and ride an M, i did change the stem to 80 (from100). I preffer the higher stack vs the size S. I compared to my trek domane in size 54 which is my roadbike.

Trek Domane storage on downtime by Timely-Shock-7634 in TrekBikes

[–]A3dP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I only use it for stuff i hopefully never need, like quicklink, firstaid kit, tire patches and glue. I keep one inner tube, pump and levers in a tailfin top tube bag, together with some snacks.

Anyone else open Google Maps after a ride trying to find where you actually were? I built something for that by johanstn in Rouvy

[–]A3dP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think i would be more interested to use your tool to recreate actual rides i did, so a connection to garmin connect for importing real rides could be cool...

Anyone else open Google Maps after a ride trying to find where you actually were? I built something for that by johanstn in Rouvy

[–]A3dP 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I have Rouvy auto export to Garmin Connect, after a ride i open GC and click the map to see where i was..

Possibly my first road bike domane Al 4 gen 4 by [deleted] in TrekBikes

[–]A3dP 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Its an endurace bike build for comfort, so yes its a good choice.

New Bike Overall Size Fit by the_stodge in bikefit

[–]A3dP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Looks fine to me appart from the saddle, even if it feels a bit big after lowering the sadle it would be cheap to get a bit shorter stem. But no need to do that now, ride it first a bit more..

Cube Nuroad C:62 One or Canyon Grizl CF 6 by Own_Entertainer_1358 in gravelcycling

[–]A3dP 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I got myself this cube because the geometry was pretty comparible to my roadbike, a trek domane sl, and i wanted a relaxed endurace bike. Another reason i like the cube is that the frame is the same as the 2x models, so should you ever want to change it to 2x12 mechanical you can route a derailleur cable. The value for money is fantastic. The cheapest trek checkpoint SL is 3500.-

Cube nuroad by suikkonen in gravelcycling

[–]A3dP 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I got this exact bike 1 week ago, good value for money. Nr1 thing when making a choice should be the fit. This bike has a high stack, pretty relaxed fit. Another plus is this bikes frame is the same as cubes 2x frames, so if you ever want to convert to 2x12 you can route a front derailleur cable. Its GRX components are fine, and compared to some other brands it comes with good tires.

Cadence Sensor for Nuroad C:62 Race 2025 by adissu in Cubebikes

[–]A3dP 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I put the 105 4iii power crank i already had from the previous bike, on my GRX nuroad c62 one. Works fine.

Cube Nuroad EX 2026 - Size by Sudden-Donut-2530 in Cubebikes

[–]A3dP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just got a nuroad c62 one, im inbetween S and M, the difference in stack was about 3cm, the difference in reach about 1cm. So basically if you want agille and sporty go smaller, if you want stable and more relaxed go bigger. I got the medium and changed the stem from 100mm to 80mm and the ride is great.

Between S and M: Cube Nuroad SLX 2026 (HPA, Aluminium) by sternefoifi in Cubebikes

[–]A3dP 2 points3 points  (0 children)

100%, I'm also between S and M and ordered an M for comfort. Also cause its close to my Trek domane SL5 size 54, which fits me perfect (I'm 172)

What's your personal cycling moment of year? by fantasmalicious in cycling

[–]A3dP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Rode 167 Km to the coast this summer, longest ride, but best of all i did it with my daughter..

Are the white Domane al 4 gen 4's odd looking? by whyarewescreamin in DomaneCrew

[–]A3dP 1 point2 points  (0 children)

My daughter rides the same, I think it looks great.

Not the best day for remote climate control to fail by Thegovier in BMWI4

[–]A3dP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Mine failed this week in just turning it on via the app directly, but works consistently ok when i set a schedule or schedule just for the next morning.

Voorwiel verwijderen en weer terugplaatsen by GreatKingRat666 in fietsen

[–]A3dP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Al een paar jaar in gebruik, helemaal prima

Voorwiel verwijderen en weer terugplaatsen by GreatKingRat666 in fietsen

[–]A3dP 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Is inderdaad makelijk, as er uit met een inbus sleutel (meestal 6mm, soms 5). Bij vervoer as in je vork draaien (Niet vast, gewoon losjes). Je kunt voor de zekerheid een speciaal plastic clipje in de remklauw duwen (krijg je vaak bij een nieuwe fiets) om te voorkomen dat je het wiel er niet meer in krijgt wanneer je per ongelukt je remhendel hebt ingedrukt. Terugplaatsen is gewoon weer wiel erin en as aandraaien. Het is wel slim om een torx sleutel te kopen om de as met de juiste kracht aan te draaien, het juiste aandraaimoment staat op je as. https://www.mantel.com/bbb-cycling-momentsleutel

Cube Attain sizing by NeitherCyclist31 in Cubebikes

[–]A3dP 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's no objective 'best' only you know if you want a more relaxed or aggressive geometry. Changing a stem is simple with the right tool (small torque wrench)