▲ 99 r/SouthBayLA
Why do Gardena, Lomita and Harbor City have almost no flock cameras within their city?
u/17021 — 11 days ago
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r/SanPedro r/askaplumber r/bikewrench r/SFV r/hvacadvice r/INTVL r/BikeLA r/SouthBayLA r/bicycling r/beginnerrunning
▲ 14 r/INTVL
Am I the only one to feel less motivated by kingpin’s dominance and their obsessiveness?
I’m just a regular mid 20-25 miles-per-week runner who runs for about an hour each time outside work hours.
A guy joins and starts to record over 70 miles per week. Very fit, older guy, according to his half naked profile pic. Me and other 2 small time regular runners get bulldozed fast. One of them hasn’t played more than a week, and the other now 3 miles a week.
The kingpin even drives to nearby towns and runs there. Shortly after I log a 7-9 mile loop around my home, he comes to take over it.
I noticed him running not in a loop, but straight back and forth within his territory when the entire town is in his color, still keeping his high volume.
I go down to a runner friendly course through a foothill, there’s always a handful of runners and joggers. Nobody here plays this game though.
u/17021 — 1 month ago
▲ 1 r/bikewrench
The inner side of the chain rubs on the inside of the inner cage when 50-24 (the 3rd largest cog of a 11-speed 11-30). Is this still normal?
When I pedal I can hear the chain rubbing sound rhythmically for 1 sec then comes back in about 1-2 secs.
50-30 and 50-27 make longer and louder rubs.
I had an LBS install a new 50-34 chainring and a new chain. Shifting from 34 to 50 felt effortful and was prone to inward chain dropping. I took the bike back to them and they adjusted the front derailleur.
u/17021 — 2 months ago
Temp aside, is running for 70-90 minutes when UV is 11 (or 10) too harmful or is sunscreen enough to negate the harm?
Often times
u/17021 — 3 months ago
How much fit or experienced do you have to be to complete a 10-mile run in 8:40-8:59 (1h 26-29 min) easily as if you are out for a casual walking or jogging?
And being able to do it every day without needing any recovery.
u/17021 — 3 months ago
▲ 24 r/SouthBayLA
How much cooler are the southern coastal areas vs. the northern hill areas in 90275?
u/17021 — 3 months ago
Does carrying a 500 mL plastic water bottle in a hand in an 1-hour run alter balance or cause extra fatigue?
Given that I would be taking a sip and alternating hands every 5-10 min, is carrying a bottle not a good idea?
u/17021 — 3 months ago
▲ 233 r/askaplumber
Time to repipe the entire home? Built in 1984. We’ve had 3 pinhole leaks past 2 months. Plumber said many areas are bad and wants to do the entire home.
u/17021 — 3 months ago
Is this level of running shoes good for long term? I did my first running today on sneakers and want to do it regularly.
I cycle regularly, but my bike needs a major repair, so I decided to try running today and liked it. But I know very little about running and have no running shoes or gears. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks.
u/17021 — 3 months ago
▲ 3 r/hvacadvice
Ceiling leak after a 2-day tented fumigation - likely a central AC HVAC leak?
Unfortunately I have no access to this wet part of the attic. Unsure if this is caused by a plumbing issue.
I was told that it may have to do with our central AC line going through the ceiling, caused by tented environment. Could that be possible? There is no leak or wetness around the ceiling vents (1 in each bedroom) though. Any input would be appreciated.
u/17021 — 4 months ago
▲ 28 r/SouthBayLA
Where would you prefer to live in?: Del Aire/Wiseburn vs West San Pedro
u/17021 — 4 months ago
▲ 15 r/BikeLA
Are there ways to trigger traffic lights to change to green as they should?
I came across some remote intersections (262nd St and Western Ave and Anaheim St and Western Ave - fuck them) not changing to green.
I tried to not stand on the crosswalk line and was standing on the middle of the road. On 262nd St., I gave up and walked to the crosswalk button to press it. On Anaheim St., I moved aside to the curb for the car behind me to take over the front spot after sensing that I was likely the culprit.
u/17021 — 5 months ago