Easier route to Detroit? I69 or US24

I'm visiting family in the north central IN area, but have to fly into Detroit. Last time I took 24, but it's saying there's a bunch of construction. Is it still faster than 69? Thanks

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u/bacoes — 5 days ago
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Well, maybe don't buy an Ozark Trail ebike. Bike damaged in shipping and company wants me to pay to fix it

I just unboxed my new Rebel+ gravel ebike monday morning and discovered the handlebar control was smashed in. Unfortunately it's the only way to set the assist level, the toptube display is only a power button. I sent an email right away, no response so I called today. It looks like their ebikes are subcontracted to Phoenix Bike. They want me to pay for a replacement HMI because they think I crashed, despite it being just removed from the box.

I sent them another email asking to clarify if that's how they support a brand new bike and showed them the Fedex delivery time and my email to them an hour later. We'll see how they respond. I say fuck it, if they expect me to pay for the replacement part; I'll just return it.

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u/bacoes — 1 month ago
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2010 Cube: Steering Angle Sensor question

New to me Cube hit a pothole and bent shit up. I replaced a control arm and tweaked the subframe close to normal. When I had it aligned, they got everything within spec except for my camber is at 1.2 deg. Range is supposed to be .6-.9deg.

Is that camber what's still throwing the code for the steering sensor or did it shit itself too?

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u/bacoes — 2 months ago

Dialed Alpine build

What started as a 2am ebay frame purchase 4 years ago is finally done. Built up from various cool parts I've found cheap, such as a Funn Ti seapost, Pub carbon rims and rear hub, and a knockoff Renthal stem. Krampus fork with a Reverse spacer for extra ACD

u/bacoes — 4 months ago