u/AdPretend2359

Thanks to whoever is doing this around Almere 🙌
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Thanks to whoever is doing this around Almere 🙌

I didn’t notice these markings a few days ago, but today I saw them in multiple places around Almere.
They highlight bumps, edges, potholes and other spots to watch out for on the cycling paths, and I thought it was a really nice and useful improvement.
Not sure if this is done by Gemeente Almere, a contractor, or volunteers, but whoever is behind it: thank you. It genuinely makes the paths safer and easier to ride.

u/AdPretend2359 — 13 days ago

My Watch is dead, now can't make decision between AppleWatch and Garmig

Some may say it's not the best sub to ask this question but I feel this is the only place that can help me, I previously had an apple watch after a swimming session it decided to die, so I don't have a watch anymore.

I have a history of my fitness there and i was okish with battery and used a bit of smartness here and there.
Now I'm a bit more serious in cycling and aiming for be a better cyclist with the dream of 3W/kg.
My budget is same as apple watch not more than that so Venu 4 for example could be an option.
I know the watch couldn't help me to achieve my goal but may provide good insights.

What is tempting me for the Garmin is that if i have that Garmin connect can have better understanding of my off bike and provide better insights for cycling and it's plan- I have a Garmin edge 850 for the bike itself which is great for the cycling and i usually go for the ride without the watch.

My dilemma is the Garmin integration and battery and Smarg features and history of apple watch fitness.
I think cyclist experience could help me more than any other people to make the right decision!

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u/AdPretend2359 — 1 month ago
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Is it wise to buy a dedicated bike for smart trainer?

My question is how often do you swich your bike with trianer and wheel.
Does it make sense to buy a cheap second hand bike under 200$ or less only for the trainer? Or it's better to use my own bike?
I'm afraid because of some laziness I either never go out for ride or never use the trainer!(Also I make my hand dirty everytime which is very annoying!)

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u/AdPretend2359 — 3 months ago