I'm about to order parts for two hose-end systems in my smallish urban yard.
I'm looking at pop-up sprayers for my little (20'x15') lawn, and adjustable emitters for the rest.
What do you wish you knew when you were just starting out with a drip system for your yard?
I'm so close to perfecting my setup! All I need is the perfect mouth tape:
Adhesive that holds all night but does not damage my skin when I take it off in the morning.
Made of a material that is not porous enough to allow air flow.
Inexpensive
I am willing to sacrifice item 3 if necessary.
I'm in the U.S. I am looking for something between COMO Med cover roll stretch (which has perfect adhesive but is too porous) and blue CKeep tape, which is not porous but too sticky. I'm wondering if there might be another kinesthesiology tape with a slightly gentler adhesive than the blue CKeep? Or any other ideas?
I just picked up a pair of these pedals for my gravel bike.
Since I'm only accustomed to a single-sided power meter on my road bike, the metric I now see in Garmin Connect for "Platform Offset" is totally new to me.
Is the imbalance I'm seeing (of +11 on the right) something even considered meaningful for SPD pedals? It looks more relevant for wide-platform cleats. Certainly all the discussion I'm seeing online is for the wider platforms.
To try and correct this would I move the cleat of my right shoe toward the outside?