What is the tpi? This will be a gift for my friend and he rides in thorn prone areas
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I used thorn resistant tubes and added slime to them, and I ride in some pretty rough thorn prone areas myself, and only had 1 flat last summer, and so far none this year.
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No idea about the tpi. Bike is at a friend's house now. I used slime inner tubes and plastic strips between inner tube and tire and had some problem with thorns. I frequently added air, probably every other time I used it to commute 15-30 miles along highway shoulders. The only flat while riding was from a pothole.
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I would contact garmin or tourtech or maybe ram mounts they should have something. Oh almost forgot yes twisted throttle carries interphone its what I have used for 2 years along with a ram mount good luck Matt
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Not much. Do not waste your money, go to Terra cycle and look at their accessory management stuff. Theirs costs a bit more but it is the best! my wife and I have recumbent trikes and i've gotten several items from them. And they are very nice folks!
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I did not encounter this issue on my Canondale Synapse. What i DID however find and you should be aware of is that when "standing" and pedaling it interferes greatly by rubbing against your knees and just making it awkward. I took mine off since I do a lot of hilly rides.
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1/4-inch (18 TPI), 3/8-inch (18 TPI), 1/2-inch (14 TPI), 3/4-inch (14 TPI), 1-inch (11-1/2 TPI) NPT
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It's an inverted flare fitting end that measures about 5/8 and it is 18 tpi.
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On the bike I got, the tires were an issue. They are 700 X 37 or close to that. The tread is thin and prone to flats. I had 2 from thorns on the same trip. Bought tire liners and thorn resistant tubes which have helped. Definitely not mountain bike tires.
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What are you trying to do with it? I have an Edge 500 but I don't use it at all with the ANT stick. The ANT stick turns your computer into a receiver of data from your bike (on a trainer assumedly). I signed up with Trainer Road and got a speed cadence sensor. The ANT stick just picks up the signal and Trainer Road processes the data on my computer....not sure if that helps you...
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I'm not sure... I just got rid of my Trikke (couldn't sell it - actually gave it away). You really should test one first, if possible, to see if you like it. They're REALLY hard to ride. I didn't enjoy it. But, that's me. Good luck.
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The one package that I found said Oct. 2016. The life of this product is going to depend upon a couple of things, are you practicing with it, or is it being stored in a hot car? It's rubber, so keep that in mind. Take care in which environment you are planning on using this tourniquet, urban verses rural. And if it is outdoors, then desert verses a more moderate climate. I could see dragging someone through the desert with one of these one to be pretty troublesome. Once a hole gets torn into it (thorns/rocks), the tourniquet is liable to fail. This thing is pretty great when it comes to pressure dressings after stuffing a wound.
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Answer from Titantech: Please send us a picture of your dashboard. Our engineer will confirm it for you.
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My first question is about your idea - what do you want to measure? IMHO you cannot obtain the correct information from the flywheel-equipped bike.
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Hi Brian! It is a mantainance indicator, when it flashes, it is time to make some adjustments on the bike, put some oil... take a general look. You can configure it to appear each 200km, 400km, 600km... hope it helps.
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It is the ID of the small end of the tip. In other words it will slip over a two and a half inch OD tailpipe.
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If you sit slightly forward on the pads and tilt the seat forward when you install it, the pads won't move and stay in the down position and the front of the pads won't dig in the back of your thighs nearly as much. Took my two weeks of daily riding and tinkering with the position to get it right for me. record ride on this seat: 412 km in one day with camping gear loaded, riding from 3am to midnight with quick breaks and no pain or numbness during or afterwards. On conventional seat with sparing in center: 150 km with horrendous pain that took four days to go away. If you ride with chamois, you might need to look for wider padding. If you sit slightly forward on the pads and tilt the seat forward when you install it, the pads won't move and stay in the down position and the front of the pads won't dig in the back of your thighs nearly as much. Took my two weeks of daily riding and tinkering with the position to get it right for me. record ride on this seat: 412 km in one day with camping gear loaded, riding from 3am to midnight with quick breaks and no pain or numbness during or afterwards. On conventional seat with sparing in center: 150 km with horrendous pain that took four days to go away. If you ride with... » Read More If you sit slightly forward on the pads and tilt the seat forward when you install it, the pads won't move and stay in the down position and the front of the pads won't dig in the back of your thighs nearly as much. Took my two weeks of daily riding and tinkering with the position to get it right for me. record ride on this seat: 412 km in one day with camping gear loaded, riding from 3am to midnight with quick breaks and no pain or numbness during or afterwards. On conventional seat with sparing in center: 150 km with horrendous pain that took four days to go away. If you ride with chamois, you might need to look for wider padding. « Show Less
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Unless the marker's regulator requires a lower input pressure. I know for a fact that the TM-15 manual states that you should run no more than 450 - 500 psi through the marker. This empire tank is set at 800 - 850 psi and the regulator is not adjustable to any other pressure. I would just get a ninja tank for $20 more and that is adjustable, the regulator is a lot better on a ninja tank.
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Hi! I found this info on their website:https://www.rideoncarryon.com/faq.phpBTW...LOVED this item!!!