u/riccardio95

Júliustól érvényes a 3 eurós vám minden termékre Kínából (persze csak magánszemélyeknek, kereskedőkre nem vonatkozik...). Láttam, hogy bizonyos országokban simán felszámoltak 10-20 eurót mint "vámkezelési" költség. Magyarországon hogy megy? Mennyi időt csücsül a vámon a csomag? Számolnak fel extra költséget vagy csak a három eurót? Hogyan szólítanak fel a fizetésre? Postai levél vagy email? Milyen módon lehet befizetni? Sajnos hobbival kapcsolatban muszáj néha rendelnem, mert itthon sok dolog abszolút nem kapható.

I'm a fairly beginner cyclist and managed to get my first injury and not sure how to proceed. Not new to cycling per se, as it has been a hobby of mine since childhood, but previously I was a pretty casual rider. Roughly a year ago I started to get more serious, as I moved back to my childhood town, which is one of the best cycling places in my country.

Before everyone starts to instantly send me on a bikefit, I had a pretty okay fit. Probably not 100%, but I was able to ride 3-5 hours without any problem.

This year I decided to participate in an event, which was 206kms. I haven't been on a ride this long, but the elevation gain was pretty low so I decided to give it a try.

Naturally, I was really tired after a while (around 100-120kms in), and most likely made a bad move while out of the saddle during a climb. My left knee started to hurt in one point during the downstroke. I stopped to rest for a while, and tried to continue. It was a flat part now, and I was okay but on the next climb the pain came back instantly. Eventually I needed to cut it short as the pain didn't go away, so only went 160kms.

I didn't have any pain off the bike, could walk or do squats no problem. There was no pain anywhere if I touched my knee, no swelling or anything. I decided to rest for a while of course, give it 1-2 weeks and see how it goes.

It has been 12 days now and I tried to go on a short ride. It was fine at first, but after 4-5kms I started to feel the pain. It was of course much more mild, but still enough to keep me off the bike.

I'm pretty sure many of you experienced similar injury, so I'd like to get some advice. Should I just wait it out and try again in 1-2 weeks? What is the point when I should start worry? Do I need to see a doctor or physical therapist? How long should it take such injury to heal?

I hear this a lot of times: just buy 2 wheel sets, and you have a road and gravel bike in one.

I recently bought a gravel bike, and been loving it so far. However, with the off-road tires it is not really fast on paved roads. I also have a somewhat dated road bike, with narrow tire clearance. I don't want a newer road bike, as they are pretty expensive, I also don't want to upgrade the old one as it is using outdated tech and just doesn't make any sense financially.

I was thinking of buying a semi slick tire (like Schwalbe g one rs pro), but the off-road parts in my area are pretty rough, and I need more knobby tires. I was thinking about selling my old road bike and buying a new set of wheels with slicks, for paved-only rides.

I'm curious about others who've gone this way. Was it worth it? Isn't too much of a hassle? I'm a bit afraid that I need to adjust disk brakes every time I switch wheels. Hell, sometimes putting back the exact same wheel makes the disks rub a little... Not to mention the derailleur might need some slight change as well. Seems like a bit too much fuss to be honest.