As a bike mechanic I can say that with Avid it's like Russian Roulette- Some of the brakes magically align on the first try. Many of them take a fair amount of time to get dialed in. When finished they feel solid, but the work to get rid of the rubbing noise and get the pull on the levers to be even on both sides can take up half of the time in a build. In the long run, every other brand comes out of the box feeling more consistant (including tektro).

2 quicklinks in a photo that small? How many more are on the chain that we can we not see? Just saying.

I guess it was something in between a jump and a climb- just enough speed into it to carry the momentum forward, but had to pick the front and back ends up to keep things rolling. Thanks

Too much riding- not enough crashing. Just kidding- cool stuff.

Didn't you show me the clip of the treadmill bike? Here is a new spin on it. http://www.elliptigo.com/home2.html