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wherevermybiketakesme · 25 days

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One windy August evening, in the city surrounded by hills, I sat alone in the dining area of a convenience store with my laptop. I wanted to write to please one: myself (courtesy of Kurt Vonnegut). It's been quite a while.

Where should I start? Maybe by noting that it's almost five years since I posted an entry here. This is to also check in that I'm still alive and still riding bikes. It's been a long way since that last social ride with KPXI.

Speaking of KPXI, I'm still a member of the group chat even though I no longer join their social rides. I've sold Xena, the Xtrada 6, 3 years ago. I'm riding Cervelo Caledonia as of late. Yes, a road bike.

There's a word in Sundanese language: waas. Closest thing to that in English would probably bittersweet. It's the feeling I feel whenever I pause and have a look back to the first time I rode bikes, the time with Titi and then eventually Xena, my first MTBs, the instruments of adventure.

I feel a lot of waas whenever I read past entries in my journal, especially about the dreams of going on a big ride.

Because now I can write that dreams come true. They do, eventually.

It began with BUCC 300 in 2020, part of Audax Indonesia's series of BRM. It's a 300km ride with a time limit of 20 hours. When I heard that the start would be from Bandung, I wanted to sign up. I didn't care if I had to go with my mountain bike, I wanted that adventure. Covid hit and the event was postponed to August in the same year. By that time, V, having caught bike fever like everybody else, just purchased a steel Marin gravel bike. I rode my first 200km ride on that bike in preparation for BUCC. On the evening of August 15, 2020 - an evening like this one - at around 10 PM, I completed my first 300km ride in the elapsed time of 17.5 hours.

Most of the time, we think we know what we want. And there are times, upon getting what we think we want, we discover that it's not actually what we want all along, which could be hurtful. Fortunately, it's the opposite case for this wanting to go on big rides. I discover, time and time, that this is what I want. It's what I'm drawn into, ever since the beginning.

In the gap of five years between the last post and this one, I've completed big rides. I've had adventures. Epic, exciting adventures. In the process I learned how to fix a flat. I've overcome the fear of riding alone in the dark. I learned how to listen to the signals my body emits during rides. I've met people and made friends. I led women-only rides, like how I used to dream about when I started cycling. I won races. All the while, I got to discover many beautiful places. I saw the caldera in Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park. A wild owl gliding into the night in Ambarawa. A shooting star while I passed through Sancang Nature Reserve. I got to high places like Dieng, Tawangmangu, Ijen. I saw million different shapes of clouds and the striking colors of the sky during sunrise and sunset. I was out riding under the scorching Flores sun. I came down from Cemorosewu around midnight when it was 4 degrees Celcius. Many times I cried tears of joy and sorrow. Once, I was attacked by a stranger. Most of the time, I received help from strangers. Not to mention many other mundane, beautiful moments I got to experience while I was on the saddle.

It's hard to look back at that and not feel immense gratitude.

At the end of every big important ride, V is always keen to remind me that it's not the size of the ride that matters. She told me she's proud of me doing all this but she's not interested in numbers. It doesn't matter to her whether I win or lose. "It's how much these experiences transform you into a better person as a whole, not just as a cyclist," she said to me.

How much I hope that it's true.

And I guess that's what I'd like to let out for now.

Bandung, August 28, 2024, 19:36

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pranalips · 1 year

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researchvishal · 2 years

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During the forecast period of 2022–2032, the bicycle market size is projected to grow steadily at a CAGR of 5.8%. The bicycle market is anticipated to increase from US$ 59,882.2 Mn in 2021 to US$ 109,511.7 Mn by 2032, according to FMI.

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The bicycle market is expected to have a CAGR of 4.76% during the forecast period.

The bicycle marketis having a market valuation of US$ 1159.6 billion in 2022

The market is segmented based on product, wherein the road bicycle accounted for an adequateglobal bicycle market share of 40% in 2021.

The market is segmented based on end user, wherein the men segment accounted for a global bicycle market shareof 40% in 2021.

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The Europe bicycle marketis expected to grow significantly with a CAGR of 10.4% during the forecast period.

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roadbikejp · 4 years

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paininc · 2 years

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#cycling #calgary #spicychickensandwich So @joshwrb and I embark on a journey over 100km's in length to find Calgary's best Spicy Chicken Sandwich. While some people think that a Popeye's chicken sandwich is the way to go, they haven't found this restaurant in Calgary that has just opened up. Burnin Bird Nashville Hot Chicken is one of the cities best, if not the best spicy chicken sandwich. Located on 17th Avenue just adjacent to the bike lane on 5th Avenue on Calgary's Red Mile! After eating, we continue to put on some miles throughout the city of Calgary. Josh has been riding his trusts Kona Jake the Snake, and I continue to ride the Cervelo Aspero, although I am contemplation putting on some tubules tires, and going with slicks for a while, as I plan to head to the mountains for some rides! This ride was the first century ride for 2022! The majority of this vlog was filmed with the Insta360 RS, what do you think of the edit? Support us on Patreon: https://ift.tt/GhqU4En Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/paininc

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sportify1 · 5 years

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What Bike To Choose - Aero or mountain one?

Buying a new bike right now can become a headache due to the different types of road bikes that have been appearing: big bottom, aerodynamic, climbers, gravel ... We will try to clarify a bit the issue.

Aero bikes

Since there are now paintings called "aero", let us see what this word means. When we talk about aerodynamics in cycling we must clearly differentiate the bicycle from the cyclist, that is, on the one hand there is the position of the cyclist (70-80% of total aerodynamics) and on the other hand there is the aerodynamics of the frame, the wheels and other components. Although everything is a whole, it is important to differentiate both parts to talk about aero bikes. When we talk about aero bikes, we are referring only to the aerodynamics of the bike itself, not the cyclist. Some cyclists believe that an aero bicycle is a bicycle that places the cyclist in a more aggressive or lying down position, when in most brands this is not the case as we will see later. The main difference between a normal frame and an aero frame is that aerodynamically speaking, the aero frame is supposedly more optimized, that is, it generates less resistance by eliminating round tubes that are less aerodynamic than tubes with flatter or profiled shapes. Due to this aerodynamic optimization, frames with a more aerodynamic profile are slightly heavier.

Although we already know that aesthetics is probably the most influential variable when buying a bike, for those interested in going faster on the bike we must say that in general an aero frame is going to give us an extra speed "free", ie for the same power pedaling we will go slightly faster thanks to its lower wind resistance. The complicated thing is to know exactly how much we are winning. We recently did a velodrome test for Triathlon magazine comparing a Specialized Tarmac frame against a Specialized Venge Vias measuring an improvement of 0.5km/h with the Venge. This improvement is with these two models in particular and does not have to be the same with others.

Climbing bikes

Let's say they are the models of all life, the classics in terms of the shape of the tubes and geometries. They are manufactured looking for maximum rigidity and minimum weight. As for minimizing the weight of the bikes, we have made a simulation of the influence of weight on the time we gain or lose in a climb with a bike more or less light. If we think of the port of La Morcuera (12km at an average 6.5% gradient) and a 75kg cyclist with an 8kg bike pedaling at 250w, we know that it will take 49 minutes and 17 seconds to crown the port. With a 9kg bike, it would take exactly 30 seconds more to climb Morcuera applying the same force on the pedals. With this data in hand we can see that the influence of weight on speed going up is perhaps not as important as we sometimes think when we try to lighten our bikes a few grams. It is important to remember that the weight of the bike does not influence the speed when we go flat.

The big climbing bikes

The bikes called "great bottom" have appeared in recent years. They are bikes with a more relaxed geometry, that is to say, they are shorter and taller frames that allow the cyclist to go a little more upright and less stretched. In addition, they have the longest pods, the distance between axles is a little greater and the steering angle is a little more relaxed. In this sense, they are bikes with greater stability and a slightly more relaxed or less nervous behaviour in terms of handling. They are bikes that, although they are more relaxed, are still as efficient and rigid as a climbing bike. They are the bikes that best suit the majority of cyclists because of their more relaxed geometry.

Geometric comparison

We can see the differences in geometry between the three types of bike. To make this comparasion, we have consulted the geometry of 11 bikes of the most representative brands on the market and we have calculated the average for each of the measures. As you can see, the geometry of the aero bikes and the climbing bikes is practically the same, although in some brands there are slight differences that we will explain later. If we compare these two groups with the big climbing bikes we find the following differences:

Greater stack, which is the vertical distance between the bottom bracket axle and the top of the steering tube. This is the biggest difference between the aero and escalators and the big bottom. On average, the great depths are 2cm higher than the others. How many cyclists have 2 or more centimeters of spacers below the power? Most of them.

Less reach. With reach we know the length of a picture. It is the horizontal distance between the bottom bracket and the upper part of the steering tube. As we can see in table 1 the big bottom frames are, on average, 1cm shorter than the others. How many cyclists have shortened the power?

The steering angle. It is slightly more relaxed the big bottom, ie tends to make the direction of the bike smoother, although missing to add other variables that few manufacturers provide to know the real behavior of the direction: the trail.

The angle of the seat tube. It is practically the same on all bikes.

Pod length. They are longer on the big bottom, giving a little more stability to the bike making it longer and subtracting a little reaction when accelerating.

Distance between axles. A little more on the big bottom as a result of the two previous measures: longer pods and more relaxed steering angles.

Comparison of aero bikes

The Specialized Venge is the lowest of all. 2cm lower than the highest, the Giant Propel. In this case, the Propel has a stack almost as high as a large bottom.

The longest (highest reach) is the Canyon Aeroad, with 2.2cm more reach than the shortest, the Cervelo S5, which is practically the same as a large bottom in terms of the reach of the frame.

This analysis can help us decide which bike is best for us in this category: Propel and S5 if we are looking for a short and/or high bike and Aeroad and/or Venge if we are looking for a lower and longer bike.

Comparison of climbing bikes

Among the climbing bikes we find some differences between the highest and shortest and the lowest and longest. The lowest is the Specialized Tarmac, with a stack of 543 in front of the highest, the Canyon Ultimate that goes up to 567mm, almost like a big bottom model. As for the length of the frame (reach), the TCR stands out as the longest of the comparison with 398mm. The Cervelo R3 is the shortest, 2cm less than the Giant, 378mm. If we go out of the extremes, we will see that the others are quite similar between them with differences below the centimeter.

Comparison of large climbing bikes

The large bottom models are very homogeneous in terms of reach, with less than 1cm difference between them. However, in the stack we find important differences between some of them. The lowest is the BH Quartz (556) and the highest is the Merida Ride (587).

Comparison aero bike vs. escalator bike of the same brand

Interestingly, there are several brands that use exactly the same geometry on both their aero bikes and climbers. For example, the Specialized Tarmac and the Venge share geometry as well as the Madone and the Emonda of Trek, the G7 and the Ultralight of BH, the Scott Foil and the Scott Addict and the two Cervelos (S5 and R5). Curiously, the Giant TCR is longer and lower than the Propel (aero). Canyon is the only brand whose aero bike is more "aggressive" than the climber.

Which bike to choose?

At this point and if we are thinking about changing bikes we may have a small dilemma about which type of bike is best for each. If we are looking for a bike that gives us extra speed, the answer is an aero bike. While if the preference is lightness and rigidity would be more advisable a stairclimber.

The big bottom, generalizing, are better adapted to the medium cyclist since the geometry is better adapted to a comfortable position. However, it is very important to note that a large bottom bike (or any other) does not have to be comfortable if it is not correctly adjusted to the characteristics of the cyclist.

A correct positioning of the saddle, a correct choice of the length of the stem and choosing to put more or less spacers is what is really going to make us fully enjoy our bike.

At this point it is important to note that a climbing bike becomes a great bottom as soon as we put 2cm of spacers and shorten the power, that is, you can get the same measures with two different frames playing with powers of greater or lesser length, more or less angle and with more or less spacers. In fact, as we pointed out before, most of the cyclists that take climbing bikes usually adjust them pulling towards the geometry of a great bottom: they use 2 or 3 spacers and in many cases they shorten the power. Another issue is the behavior of the same, which can be slightly different between 2 bikes of different types.

As we pointed out at the beginning, the cyclist is 70-80% of the aerodynamic resistance, and therefore, whoever wants to improve his aerodynamics is going to obtain much better results trying to go more lying down than using an aerodynamic frame.

In this way, it will be much more aerodynamic a cyclist who is able to maintain a more or less crouching position on a big bottom bike than a cyclist who is more upright no matter how much aero bike he carries. Likewise, an aerodynamic helmet and clothing that fits tightly will give us the same or more aerodynamic advantage than an aero frame.

It is also important to make it very clear that all types of bicycles are good for all types of cycling, because in the end what matters is to be in good shape and comfortable on the bike. There is no problem in making a cycling tour with ports with an aero bike. And it is also possible to compete perfectly in master with a great bottom or do triathlons with a climbing bike.

As a final recommendation and to make a good purchase we recommend going to a store or biomechanics studio where they have a colt or adjustable bike where you can simulate the geometry of the bike we are thinking of acquiring and thus make a purchase 100% safe. Recommend size simply taking as a reference the height or length of the crotch is sometimes insufficient and can lead to purchases not very successful.

The flexibility of the cyclist, the years they have been riding the bike as well as the body proportions are variables that also influence when selecting the bike and the size that best suits us.

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winterbornebikes · 2 years

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Mechanic - Neworld Cycle - Burlington

NEWORLD CYCLE is looking to add a Full-time Head Mechanic/Service Technician to our

team. Prior mechanic/retail experience of at least 5 years would be preferred.

Who we are:

Neworld Cycle is an established independent bicycle dealer, celebrating our 34th year in

Burlington, ONT. We are constantly growing and are looking to expand our service departments

with an experienced and knowledgeable mechanic. We are Burlington’s largest premier bicycle

store that carries high-end brands such as Trek, Cannondale and Cervelo.

Job Description:

- experience repairing all styles of bikes - road, hybrid, mountain, and E-bikes.

- Knowledge of the latest bike equipment and technologies including Shimano Di2 and

Sram AXS.

- Experience in wheel building, wheel truing and hydraulic brake bleeding.

-must be proficient in assembly, disassembly and complete rebuilds.

- Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills is a definite asset.

The ideal candidate should also be:

• Customer focused - Excellent customer service/care skills

• Familiar with cycling environment and have a passion for all things cycling.

• A team player; Used to working as part of a team

• self-motivated, enthusiastic and have good communication skills, both oral and written

• Have proven experience in delivering exceptional customer service

Experience using a computer and general office programs. POS experience is preferred.

Renumeration:

Wage is negotiable and will be based on experience.

Starting $25-30/hr. plus monthly performance bonus’s

Please reply in confidence to [email protected]

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askdurianrider · 7 years

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VIDEO REQ: what are your thoughts on Cervelo C SERIES "gravel" bike?

Not a bad bike but not a true adventure bike for me because you can’t put a mountain bike crankset on it ie a 36/22.

So depends what sort of riding you want to do on it.

I had a Cervelo RS back in 2012 and thrashed it hard. Eventually it kept breaking and I kept getting it fixed. I found the carbon was quite cheap as the bike got quite flexy over time. I eventually took it to a carbon repair shop locally and then just sold the complete bike for 1000AUD. It was about 6.9kg. I just didnt feel safe on the bike anymore so sold it to a guy who just rides quiet loops and weighed about the same as me.

Not many people ride Cervelo anymore. I find them incredibly overpriced and many of them have warranty issues.

Would I ride one for free? Sure, not a bad bike BUT if I had to spend my own money Id get the new 2018 Specialized Crux/Diamond Back Haanjo Trail if you wanted a true carbon adventure bike with 2x XC crank compatibility.

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guardiolavilla-blog · 7 years

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Grupera de los Miércoles. 1; Despierto. 2; Decido. 3; Me Reto. 4; Logró lo Imposible. 5; Mi Día es Increíble. #Triathlon #triathlete #triathletes #ciclismo #ciclyng #bike #top #trainer #cervelo #cerveloR3 #Rebate #mountains #mountain #full #113 #icanGandia #sport #sportshoes #sportbike #sportswim #swimbikerun (en San Javier, Murcia, Spain)

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researchvishal · 2 years

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Bicycle Market Key Opportunity, Analysis, Growth, Trends 2032

The bicycle market is expected to see a substantial CAGR of 4.76%, and is projected to increase from US$ 1159.6 billion in 2022 to US$ 1861.8 billion by 2032

Key Takeaways from Market Study

The bicycle market is expected to have a CAGR of 4.76% during the forecast period.

The bicycle marketis having a market valuation of US$ 1159.6 billion in 2022

The market is segmented based on product, wherein the road bicycle accounted for an adequateglobal bicycle market share of 40% in 2021.

The market is segmented based on end user, wherein the men segment accounted for a global bicycle market shareof 40% in 2021.

The market is segmented based on technology, wherein the conventional segment accounted for a significantglobal bicycle market revenue share of 80% in 2021.

The Asia-Pacific bicycle marketis anticipated to grow at the fastest rate, with a revenue share of 30% during the forecast period.

The Europe bicycle marketis expected to grow significantly with a CAGR of 10.4% during the forecast period.

Competitive Landscape:

Some of the major participants in the bicycle market are:

Key segments

By Product Type:

Comfort

Cruiser

Mountain

Hybrid

Road

Cargo

Youth

By Technology:

Electric

Conventional

By Price:

Low Range

Medium range

Premium

By End User:

Kids

Men

Women

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roadbikejp · 4 years

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Bicycle Market Outlook and Growth Forecasted By 2023

A new market research report on the Global Bicycle market has introduced by KD Market Insights. The report is dedicated to in-depth industry analysis of the global Bicycle market. The Global Bicycle analysis is broken down on different segmentation levels including Market By Product Type, By Demography, By Technology. Global bicycle market accounted for USD 56,498.4 million in 2017 and is estimated to reach USD 82,165.8 million in 2023, registering a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.1% between 2017 and 2023. Get Report Sample Copy @ https://www.kdmarketinsights.com/sample/3265 Increasing adoption of green transportation coupled with rising health concerns among population is anticipated to impel the growth of the bicycle market during the forecast period. Apart from this, rising application of bicycle in trekking and recreational activities is expected to supplement the growth of the market. Rise in the number of cycling events across the globe is believed to aid the growth of the global bicycle market. Addition to that, government of various nations are encouraging the adoption of bicycle to reduce carbon footprint. This is envisioned to strengthen the growth of the market in the years ahead. Rising traffic congestion issues and rising fuel prices are few of the major factors which are believed to propel the market in the upcoming years. Furthermore, health related benefits of riding bicycles such as low obesity and others is also believed to create significant demand for bikes during the forecast period. Moreover, manufactures are continuously launching new bicycles with various advanced features which is gaining traction among consumers. Regional Outlook: In the terms of geography, the bicycle market is analyzed into North America, Latin America, Asia Pacific, Europe and Middle East & Africa. Among these regions, Asia Pacific is slated to account for highest percentage of market share in overall bicycle market during the forecast period. Europe bicycle market accounted for second position in overall bicycle market in 2017. Segmentation The research offers a comprehensive analysis of bicycle market with respect to following sub-markets: By Product Type - Sports - Road - Mountain - Hybrid By Demography - Male - Female By Technology - Electric - Conventional By Geography - North America (U.S. & Canada) - Europe (Germany, United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, Russia and Rest of Europe) - Asia Pacific (China, India, Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, Taiwan, Australia, New Zealand and Rest of Asia Pacific) - Latin America (Brazil, Mexico, Argentina and Rest of Latin America) - Middle East & Africa (GCC, North Africa, South Africa and Rest of Middle East & Africa) Competitive Landscape The report profiles various major market players such as; - Accell Group - Atlas Cycles Ltd. - Dorel Industries - Giant Bicycles - Merida - Specialized Bicycle Components - Olympus Corp - Scott Sports - Cervelo Bicycles - Trek Bicycle - Others Major and Niche Key Players Access Complete Research Report with TOC @ https://www.kdmarketinsights.com/product/bicycle-market Table of Content Research Methodology Market Definition and List of Abbreviations 1. Executive Summary 2. Growth Drivers & Barriers in Global Bicycle Market 3. Global Bicycle Market Trends 4. Opportunities in Global Bicycle Market 5. Recent Industry Activities, 2018 6. Porter's Five Forces Analysis 7. Global Bicycle Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 8. Global Bicycle Market Segmentation Analysis, By Product Type 8.1. Introduction 8.2. Market Attractiveness, By Product Type 8.3. BPS Analysis, By Product Type 8.4. Sports Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 8.5. Road Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 8.6. Mountain Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 8.7. Hybrid Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 9. Global Bicycle Market Segmentation Analysis, By Demography 9.1. Introduction 9.2. Market Attractiveness, By Demography 9.3. BPS Analysis, By Demography 9.4. Male Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 9.5. Female Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 10. Global Bicycle Market Segmentation Analysis, By Technology 10.1. Introduction 10.2. Market Attractiveness, By Technology 10.3. BPS Analysis, By Technology 10.4. Electric Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 10.5. Conventional Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11. Geographical Analysis 11.1. Introduction 11.2. North America Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.2.1. By Product Type 11.2.1.1. Introduction 11.2.1.2. Market Attractiveness, By Product Type 11.2.1.3. BPS Analysis, By Product Type 11.2.1.4. Sports Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.2.1.5. Road Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.2.1.6. Mountain Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.2.1.7. Hybrid Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.2.2. By Demography 11.2.2.1. Introduction 11.2.2.2. Market Attractiveness, By Demography 11.2.2.3. BPS Analysis, By Demography 11.2.2.4. Male Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.2.2.5. Female Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.2.3. By Technology 11.2.3.1. Introduction 11.2.3.2. Market Attractiveness, By Technology 11.2.3.3. BPS Analysis, By Technology 11.2.3.4. Electric Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.2.3.5. Conventional Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.2.4. By Country 11.2.4.1. Introduction 11.2.4.2. Market Attractiveness, By Country 11.2.4.3. BPS Analysis, By Country 11.2.4.4. U.S. Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.2.4.5. Canada Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.3. Europe Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.3.1. By Product Type 11.3.1.1. Introduction 11.3.1.2. Market Attractiveness, By Product Type 11.3.1.3. BPS Analysis, By Product Type 11.3.1.4. Sports Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.3.1.5. Road Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.3.1.6. Mountain Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.3.1.7. Hybrid Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.3.2. By Demography 11.3.2.1. Introduction 11.3.2.2. Market Attractiveness, By Demography 11.3.2.3. BPS Analysis, By Demography 11.3.2.4. Male Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.3.2.5. Female Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.3.3. By Technology 11.3.3.1. Introduction 11.3.3.2. Market Attractiveness, By Technology 11.3.3.3. BPS Analysis, By Technology 11.3.3.4. Electric Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.3.3.5. Conventional Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.3.4. By Country 11.3.4.1. Introduction 11.3.4.2. Market Attractiveness, By Country 11.3.4.3. BPS Analysis, By Country 11.3.4.4. Germany Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.3.4.5. United Kingdom Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.3.4.6. France Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.3.4.7. Italy Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.3.4.8. Spain Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.3.4.9. Russia Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.3.4.10. Rest of Europe Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.4. Asia Pacific Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.4.1. By Product Type 11.4.1.1. Introduction 11.4.1.2. Market Attractiveness, By Product Type 11.4.1.3. BPS Analysis, By Product Type 11.4.1.4. Sports Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.4.1.5. Road Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.4.1.6. Mountain Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.4.1.7. Hybrid Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.4.2. By Demography 11.4.2.1. Introduction 11.4.2.2. Market Attractiveness, By Demography 11.4.2.3. BPS Analysis, By Demography 11.4.2.4. Male Market Value (USD Billion) Forecast & Y-o-Y Growth Analysis, 2017-2023 11.4.2.5. 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winterbornebikes · 3 years

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Mechanic - Newworld Cycle - Burlington, ON

Position: Service Technician/Bike Mechanic

Job Description: NEWORLD CYCLE is looking to expand our team by adding a Part time and/or Full-time Service Technician/Mechanic to our team. Prior retail experience in a bike shop; although not a must, is a clear benefit. Who we are: Neworld Cycle is an established independent bicycle dealer, celebrating our 34th year in Burlington, ONT. We are constantly growing and are looking to expand our service departments with an experienced and knowledgeable mechanic. We are Burlington’s largest premier bicycle store that carries high-end brands such as Trek, Cannondale and Cervelo. Job Description: - experience repairing all styles of bikes - road, hybrid, mountain, and E-bikes. - Knowledge of the latest bike equipment and technologies including Shimano Di2. - Experience in wheel building, wheel truing and hydraulic brake bleeding. -must be proficient in assembly, disassembly and complete rebuilds. - Strong troubleshooting and problem-solving skills. The ideal candidate should also be: • Customer focused - Excellent customer service/care skills • Familiar with cycling environment and have a passion for all things cycling. • A team player; used to working as part of a team • self-motivated, enthusiastic and have good communication skills, both oral and written • Have proven experience in delivering exceptional customer service Experience using a computer and general office programs. POS experience is preferred. Renumeration: Wage is negotiable and will be based on experience. Starting $20/hr +monthly performance bonus’s Please reply to [email protected]

Wage/Salary: $20

Contact Name: Jeff Sharafbayani

Contact Email Address: [email protected]

Phone Number: (905) 333-3720

Website: http://neworldcycle.com

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seoulmatcs-blog · 5 years

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60cm:Giant Defy Advanced Pro 0 review

Giant’s Defy is the brand's best selling road bike. The TCR may have the kudos of being Tom Dumolin’s bike of choice, and the Propel has all of the aerodynamic bells and whistles to make it a pure superbike, but it’s the Defy that's aimed at everyday riders like us that bring the most revenue to the ‘world's biggest bike manufacturer’.

The Giant Defy Advanced Pro 0 is one of our Bike of the Year bikes for 2019 and has been crowned our best comfort road Bike of the Year. To read reviews of the other contenders and the categories tested across road, mountain and women's bikes, visit our Bike of the Year hub page.

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That means that Giant pays a lot of attention to the Defy, it’s not an also ran, it is more often than not a proving ground for Giant’s latest tech.

The last generation Defy was the first mainstream bike to go disc only, it (along with the TCX cyclocross bike) also debuted Giant’s vibration crushing D-Fuse seatpost design, which is now imitated on bikes from premium brands such as BMC, Cervelo, Specialized and more.

The D-shaped D-Fuse seatpost has provided the inspiration for another another D-Fuse concept by applying the same tech to a handlebar. This is a tougher call because you don’t want overly flexing bars that will be detrimental to handling, but you want to have enough to smooth the vibrations.

The new Contact SLR carbon D-Fuse handlebar has a similar D-shaped profile, the carbon cross-section is 19mmx35mm and the shape is orientated so it complies when being ‘pushed’ from above when you hit a rut or pothole. Giant claims 10 percent more compliance than the standard Contact SLR bar and remains stiff when you ‘pull’ when sprinting or climbing hard out of the saddle. Here Giant claims an increase in stiffness of a huge 30 percent.

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The bike looks superbly slick with the Propel-like stem providing a hiding place for all of the cables

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