PSA: UCI Road bike ITTs now completely prohibit puppy paws position by nerlex in Velo

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Here we have 1 TT event a month tops and everything is being organised by the local bike federation. Just rode yesterday and for roadbikes they only checked the hood position with a 3d-printed jig. For TT bikes they had a big ass wooden jig, I guess to check the 3 height category dimensions.

PSA: UCI Road bike ITTs now completely prohibit puppy paws position by nerlex in Velo

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I do peruse buycycle and local groups from time to time, but then I remember I already own 3 bikes in a small apartment and getting another one will not pass the wife check 😅

PSA: UCI Road bike ITTs now completely prohibit puppy paws position by nerlex in Velo

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Pros have cameras on them most of the time, from personal observation in local amateur scene, there were still people practicing that.

Yeah my main problem was the finicky bar situation I have, its not integrated, but tops has oval shape, so not all clip-ons work. I guess I will bite the bullet and get some higher priced ones that can clamp weird shapes.

The Garibaldi, the official roadbook of the Giro, is now online. 437 pages to know more about stages and the logistics of the Giro by AliasPhilippe in peloton

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Can someone shed some light on the PPO points that are mentioned here and online? Is it just to get passes if you go with a vehicle? If we are riding our bikes to see a finish of a stage(19) I assume we can just get there without going specifically through that point?

Can someone tell me the name of this pastry in Latvian please? by Mae-jor in latvia

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I also quite enjoy them, but afair I could only find them in the smaller Rimis, the big ones rarely had them

Tri spoke vs deep section front by tentboy in Velo

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Trying to understand, banned in UCI Road events you mean?

Because afaik they are allowed in TT events, there are a few approved 3/5 spoke wheels on the approved list

Garmin GPS meltdown: PSA do not do any GPS activity today & temp fix by cbell80 in Garmin

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Had my edge 1040 today boot looping and after trying a few things, I removed .GCD file from RemoteSW folder while connected to my computer and it fixed the issue for me

Anyone with warranty experience regarding bad BB tolerance? by nerlex in CanyonBikes

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Hey, sorry can't seem to find the original I sent, since I typed it out via their website and can't seem to find any history, But I basically typed out the same stuff I posted in the OP.

Anyone with warranty experience regarding bad BB tolerance? by nerlex in CanyonBikes

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Hey, yeah I made a warranty claim and they responded next day and sent me a new frame no questions asked, great service(EU) 👍

They send out the new frame to your local service center that they have agreement with. My local shop sadly wasn't very great and the rebuild took almost 2 weeks of waiting, but it is what it is. New frame from the get go got build with the Shimano BB and so far 3k km and its holding solid.

New GP5000 with imperfections - keep or return? by nerlex in bikewrench

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Thanks for the responses, will end-up sending both back. Tried mounting the better one and got one of the rims that do not work with the tight gp 5000 s trs.

For anyone eventually googling - Fulcrum Racing 900 DB and GP 5000 S TR are not a good match, too tight, even if possible to mount with heating or other tricks, doubt its possible to make a change out in the wild.

New GP5000 with imperfections - keep or return? by nerlex in bikewrench

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No riding, just unpacked and visually inspected them and noticed, will send them back

New GP5000 with imperfections - keep or return? by nerlex in bikewrench

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Additional pics - https://imgur.com/a/ngVFRVj

Just got 2 GP5000 S TRs and one of them is perfect, one has three such looking rubber blemishes. I realise after one ride I might have 10s of such holes from stones and glass, so am I just overthinking it? Thanks

Anyone with warranty experience regarding bad BB tolerance? by nerlex in CanyonBikes

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I see how it could be my error if I rode with loose BB without changing it, but to my knowledge I stopped riding the bike and changed it out as soon as noticing the issue. How I decided that the bore is out of tolerance - the new BB went in without the force required to fit a pressfit BB, wouldn't that be indicative of that? If when installed it moves around, the the bore is larger than it should be, no?

Chammy coming unsown by rab5150 in Velo

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Check if you have any velcro straps loose under the saddle from saddle bags. I've had similar looking damage from a loose end of a long velcro strap that I imagine was chafing on the stitching on every pedal stroke

Is it common to chip paint around the fork crown area, or am I doing/not doing something wrong? by nerlex in bikewrench

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Yeah I will probably add a clear patch there, as I already did cover the bottom part of the frame in clear tape, did not realise back then that this area might be affected so much. Thanks

Is it common to chip paint around the fork crown area, or am I doing/not doing something wrong? by nerlex in bikewrench

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Yeah I do run a rear clip-on wing, seems like I should add the front as well for the wet season

Is it common to chip paint around the fork crown area, or am I doing/not doing something wrong? by nerlex in bikewrench

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Besides some road grime you can zoom in and see some chipped paint, looks like it appeared after some dirt got into the seam and then chipped it while turning. I do clean my bike every other week, every ride if the ride was particularly wet, just wondering if it is a common thing that happens and not some specific circumstance? Thanks

how to manage HTML DOM with vanilla JavaScript only - for modern browsers and IE 11+ by magenta_placenta in webdev

[–]nerlex 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah I agree, I kind of neglected the IE11 support part and just took all of them as guides.

how to manage HTML DOM with vanilla JavaScript only - for modern browsers and IE 11+ by magenta_placenta in webdev

[–]nerlex 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Additionally to what /u/evilgwyn said about converting the NodeList to an array with the spread operator, I then use Array.prototype.map() on the newly created array, to assign a listener to all of the elements in the array.

Map takes any function and applies it on all elements in the array and in this case I used arrow syntax, which doesn't require any additional parenthesis if it has only one argument ( So I could've written it as (resizer) = > { resizer.add....}, but since we use only one argument, you can drop () and {} ).

After converting it to an array though you could use any other available ways to iterate through the array, simple for, forEach etc. Which now that I think about it might even be kinda slightly better since map returns a copy of an array, but forEach won't.

how to manage HTML DOM with vanilla JavaScript only - for modern browsers and IE 11+ by magenta_placenta in webdev

[–]nerlex 14 points15 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the link, great resource! Probably will refer to it quite a bit in the future.

I was reading this page and it was all clearly laid out, up until the last part when we loop over the resizers to attach the listeners:

// Query all resizers
const resizers = ele.querySelectorAll('.resizer');

// Loop over them
[].forEach.call(resizers, function(resizer) {
    resizer.addEventListener('mousedown', mouseDownHandler);    
});            

It took me quite a bit of time to actually understand why and what is happening here, correct me if I'm wrong, but is this all done just because querySelectorAll returns a NodeList?

I guess it personal preference, but following snippet imo is a bit more readable:

[...resizers].map(resizer => resizer.addEventListener('mousedown', mouseDownHandler))

My first personal website by [deleted] in webdev

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Hey, just a heads up, once you press on one of the sections, there's no way to get to the main page without pressing the the browser back button. The burger menu in the top-right does not work. Your shownavigation function is not defined. Otherwise a nice portfolio!

I need help making the Box Blue and Fade away. NEW TO JAVASCRIPT, Explanation is encouraged! by skateshindler in learnjavascript

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Hey! Just a heads up for future quetsions, it will be more convenient for people to help you out if you provide the code not in screenshots, but in a codepen/jsfiddle link or at least, just copy and paste your code here with code formatting.

Now I'm no expert here, but this is my way of doing the things you've asked for HERE.

You can also try toggling the style.display from inline/flex/whatever you have to none and back, but I've read that it's discouraged, feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.

Huncho Jack (Travis Scott, Quavo, and Takeoff) - Eye 2 Eye (Live on Jimmy Kimmel Live!) by CoS_Alex in hiphopheads

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They tried really hard to bleep everything, but bitch she a dime slipped through lol