JCO
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JCO velosolutionsglobal's article
Dec 3, 2021 at 7:48
Dec 3, 2021
A Look at Velosolutions' Innovative New Bike Park in Norway
@feeblesmith: Exactly this.
The land access laws in Norway mean you're allowed to ride your bike more-or-less anywhere, but modifying trails is a big no-no. Consequently, we have more gnarly, narrow, awkward trails than you could ever ride in a lifetime, but none of of the flowy, jump/berm filled trails I see youtubers shredding in other parts of the world.
A project like this exists in Norway in part because it's the only way we can get flow trails.
JCO dan-roberts's article
Apr 8, 2021 at 8:11
Apr 8, 2021
First Ride: 2022 Trek Session - Nope, Not Going to Say It
Will you send me a Session if I say it looks like a Gambler though?
JCO mattwragg's article
Apr 5, 2021 at 4:04
Apr 5, 2021
Review: Oura Ring, The One to Rule Them All?
It's debatable how useful these types of devices are for sleep tracking anyway since they're pretty weak at detecting sleep phases. They're essentially guessing based on indirect correlates like heart rate, movement and body temperature.
To get an accurate measurment you also need some electrodes on your scalp and face at the very least.
JCO jamessmurthwaite's article
Dec 15, 2020 at 3:22
Dec 15, 2020
Knolly Bikes Suing Intense for Alleged Patent Infringement
The article makes it sound like a patent for offset seat tubes... not that that's any better.
JCO fit4racing's article
Dec 12, 2020 at 23:11
Dec 12, 2020
Video: Adam Brayton, Elliott Heap & Ant Hale Take On a Strength and Fitness Test
@fit4racing: Fair enough. I'm mainly generalizing from personal eperience, which may or may not be applicable to others.
JCO fit4racing's article
Dec 12, 2020 at 21:55
Dec 12, 2020
Video: Adam Brayton, Elliott Heap & Ant Hale Take On a Strength and Fitness Test
I’d argue deadlifts are an exception. Resetting the bar between reps is more technically demanding than setting up for a heavy single. The bar can easily start to drift away from the shins which puts more stress on the lower back.
If I’m recovering from an injury I pretty much exlusively pull singles, for example.