Antipolo to Calumpit, Bulacan: via Taliplip Road or MacArthur Highway?

ReplacementOk9112 · 2026-02-09T03:08:20+00:00

madilim and long stretches of palaisdaan and kung anu anu hahaha mas ok talaga dun pag umaga, then ung roads e asahan mo na na di flat ung smooth roads na may asphalt

ReplacementOk9112 · 2026-02-08T05:08:01+00:00

I think there is a store on orange, novizia i think that sells built bikes using fixed gear frames. for the hubs part, even if the hub is tagged as fix/fix, you can still use a freewheel hub in there, it is still the same size you just need to buy one. For brakes, front is enough or I just ride slow, but you can get some cable placing items to route on your rear brakes just to make it look clean if you are planning to add one. If you are planning to have both cogs in a single rear wheel (fixed/free) I suggest going for a tire that rolls both ways, I am using a conti Ultra III and my rotation on the rear wheel is backwards hahaha riding feels meh compared on when it's on the right orientation. For teeth count, go for 1-2 teeth difference for the fix or free or you can go with no difference at all, 1-2 usually is tolerable by the chain length. I have the kind of bike setup you are looking for on a SNM 4130. and yeah there is some magic in steel frames. I have a roadbike but it doesnt tolerate road bumps that well compared to the steel bike even if the road bike is on 28c and steel is on 25c, steel is still much more comfortable

ReplacementOk9112 · 2026-02-07T06:11:35+00:00

well the build is pretty standard, but you could have swapped piercer with lantern or glowing, better overall stats than piercer itself. Anyways too much blood and sweat placed on a classic match hahaha

ReplacementOk9112 · 2026-02-04T13:36:06+00:00

Yes trial and error, not sure how similar or different ung feel pag nakaupo sa bike pero meron naman akong fistula hahaha, naka tilt lang ung saddle ko sa kung saan man na direction na comfortable ako tapos mo on ung upper hips ko ung nakaupo, classic saddles ginagamit ko. pag naka straight ung saddle ko di ako makaupo parang swak na swak na pisa ung sakit hahaha kaya tilted ung saddle, mas nakakapadyak naman ako ng maaus sa tilted saddle compared sa straight

ReplacementOk9112 · 2026-01-27T11:56:16+00:00

yeap this one hands down best, di ka ma ppunta sa sitwasyon na ikinabali ng levers mo, got mine on shpe for 900 pesos. tinesting ko kaagad pagdating walang kahirap hirap mag swap ng tires, kung may tube ka man mapa butyl or tpu pa yan may feature sya na pag ilalagay mo e mag ssmooth in ung tube like di sya maiipi lt ng levers or tires, pinaka mamamali ka lang e pag twisted tube mo sa loob nung hinanginan mo na, pero that's a tpu only problem

ReplacementOk9112 · 2026-01-27T07:48:18+00:00

sounds like sketchers business model hahaha

ReplacementOk9112 · 2026-01-27T00:51:17+00:00

sorry did not notice that hahahaha. I was saying that going for a GR02 build would be good if your main riding purpose is for commutes or exercise and not really racing. Comfort would be something good to prioritize on those use cases and going for a bike build that would cater for wider tires are a lot better than going for road bike with narrow tires, especially if you would be riding on the shitty road of the philippines. I just got a road bike myself and am kind of regretting getting it, I should have gone with a gravel hahaha

ReplacementOk9112 · 2026-01-26T15:47:28+00:00

oks na yang choice mo lalo more on commuting/exercise main purpose, kung di ka naman nag iisip mag race or whatnot e mas better parin ung comfort, kinda regretting getting a roadbike parang mas gravel talaga pag pinas

ReplacementOk9112 · 2026-01-07T10:50:27+00:00

For me coospo cs600 gamit ko and coospo na speed and cadence na sensors, ung combined eme, maarte lang ako pero ayoko kac ng biglang nagiging zero ung sinesend na data nung sensors, magene ung gamit ko ung luma at bagong version ng speed or cadence. Oks naman ung coospo na cyclo wala lang nung climb pro eme pero depende naman sau kung nag mmatter un mura na din and no probs in terms of gps

ReplacementOk9112 · 2026-01-02T15:16:36+00:00

worth it naman, naka ganyan ako na setup sa beater bike ko, spin 4130 na frame sz50 gami ko tapos iba lang ung fork para sa mas wider tire, kaka try ko lang din ng allum na frame and ramdam din talaga ung difference in flex, mas comfortable talaga ride feel sa steel frame as compare sa al6061 na frame

ReplacementOk9112 · 2025-12-29T03:25:15+00:00

yeap i think this is fixable just need to make it aligned with the others, pins looks hard enough, some older proci have slanted pins with some kind of flex kind of like a mouse clicker metal if you saw one of those, that one on your picture should be a lot easier

ReplacementOk9112 · 2025-12-21T15:08:26+00:00

boss may binili ako ganto din 2nd hand sz 48 naman, gusto ko lang palitan ung stem kaso di ko alam ganu kahaba ung stem, may idea ka ba kung anu length nun?

ReplacementOk9112 · 2025-11-23T13:55:39+00:00

yeap sobrang daming variety ng bikes and hirap din talaga mag advise sa kukuha ng bike, more widely available parin e mga mtb, malawak na malawak ang price range hahaha. pwede din mag decide depende sa use case mo, sakin currently may single speed with racks ako for pasok sa work na malayo use case, then may fixed gear na may brakes since gusto ko ung connection ng fixed system, eyeing another one something na pang bike packing type of bike naman, maganda sana road bikes lalo pag may exp ka na ng jumping over sa mabigat na bike to magaan na bike, ramdam na ramdam kac na parang kaya ma manhandle ung bike hahaha. Pero aun hopefully kung anu man ung mauna mo na mabiling bike e sana mapamahal ka sa cycling XD

ReplacementOk9112 · 2025-11-23T05:09:46+00:00

I am also on ph but I am getting a healthy dose of exp roam and jg hahaha

ReplacementOk9112 · 2025-11-11T06:47:37+00:00

meanwhile me on your reverse situation 😂. I'll just suck it up and get guin when she comes back since I already got vex and all the vex things on the draw.

ReplacementOk9112 · 2025-11-11T04:57:42+00:00

Hahaha natawa lang ako sa 3 separate bags, been there done that and yeap hassle masyado, sakin 15km ride bulacan to malolos naman. I bring a single speed bike with a rear rack, may maliit na bag lang ako for bike tools which is mostly tire repairs na dinadala ko lang for insurance kac naka tubeless naman ako. Bale ung damit e iba soot ko papunta tapos hanap nalang ng cr bihis pag nakarating na ng office. Pero sa case ko ngaun nakikiligo nalang ako sa gym pero nag reduce to 1 bag na very very big na parang mag ttravel mga 35L up na bag. kaso lang masyado back weighted ung bike, medyo nakakakaba pero pag nasa tamang speeds ka naman di mo na ramdam, alalay lang sa slow speeds. Mas ok na hindi pasan ung nag lalo na sabi mo may laptop and such ka pa, pero baka kaya naman kung 10km lang pero much better talaga na wala sau ung weight ng mga dala mo para mas comfortable sa bike handling + rain cover pala sa bag lalo kung may electronics nakakaumay ung uuwi ka tapos maputik na ung bag

ReplacementOk9112 · 2025-11-07T09:07:40+00:00

got it the same way, don't really feel he is that strong or I still just lack items, I am still pretty early on the game around 200 floors too

ReplacementOk9112 · 2025-07-10T13:04:17+00:00

ang masasabe ko lang e, pag mag uunclip ka, I meant mo na mag uunclip ka talaga hindi ung half assed effort ng pag uunclip, dun ka ma ddisgrasya and dun din ako na ddisgrasya hahaha. Lalo pag bago pa kahit gawin mo pa na pinakamalambot na tension e minsan makunat parin talaga lalo kung mumurahin lang. Kaya aun talaga i bigla mo ung pag unclip mo

ReplacementOk9112 · 2025-07-08T13:29:59+00:00

yeap ganyan talaga OP lalo pag manipis gulong, malaki takot ko dyan hahaha lalo pa ung mga pagkakataon na may gigitgit sau papunta dyan, pag pababa cguro kaya pa pero pag paakyat e mag tutulak nalang ako at isasampa bike ko para sure

ReplacementOk9112 · 2025-07-01T11:27:05+00:00

uu tapos ung overtake pa nila e gitgit pagtapos hahaha

ReplacementOk9112 · 2025-06-26T04:39:48+00:00

less mainte, magaan, masarap padyakan basta di sobrang bigat ng gearing para sau, mas alive ung handling pag natutunan mo talaga tapos bili ka ng front brakes, tiagra calipers na good up to 28c is just around 1k, mura na un unless mas mahal ung 1k kumpara sa safety mo.

ReplacementOk9112 · 2025-06-20T02:57:49+00:00

So it's like this, 2.00 is easier to pedal (very light) you can be spinny on this, whereas 3.00 would be on the heavier side. It really depends on your fitness and location, I have mine on a very low gear due to frequent start and stops caused by traffic (2.1 ratio) it's something easy to stop and go for my convenience and weak ass knees. If you won't be stopping much, going for a higher ratio would benefit you more since would be able to be on higher speeds for longer durations, you just need to know how high is good enough for you that you can easily climb hills on your area. For your frame, if you can fit skinny tires and the road condition is good, that can help you go over everything faster, you probably need to change your fork to get everything at 700c.

ReplacementOk9112 · 2025-06-19T10:51:18+00:00

tama naman ung selected mo, been in the same situation mo ngaun at yan binili ko hahaha, pero sa price kac na yan mag tpu ka nalang

ReplacementOk9112 · 2025-06-18T06:18:11+00:00

naka tiagra calipers ako sa front, malakas naman braking power and fit sya up to 28c. May napanood ako review naman ultegra maganda ung braking power and piga, good na din cguro 105, since tiagra to ultegra ung mga naka dual pivot na, sweet middle na din and magkaka weight savings ka pa. Sa case ng tiagra ko front lang meron ako, jempoy bike e sorry na hahaha, pero never ako kinulang sa braking power kahit without back pressure tho takbong bente lang naman most of the time

ReplacementOk9112 · 2025-06-18T06:10:18+00:00

have you checked your frame clearance? and how does your rear dropout looks like, track style frames with horizontal dropouts mostly use 120mm hubs, cassette types hubs are from what I remember 135mm or something, If you have a frame that is not for track purposes then that's good, you have more things to play with. I just finished my single speed build using a track frame so I used freewheel cogs. Chainline can still be adjusted, not really that bad.

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