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Hiking boot recommendations?

Any recommendations for women's hiking shoes?

[Request] Hiking/outdoorsy style shoes that can handle lots of walking on concrete

Cold and wet weather hiking boots recommendations?

I am in need of a new pair of trail/hiking boots.

Hiking Boots for heavy use during the summer

Good pair of hiking shoes?

[Request] waterproof hiking shoes

[request] - Good quality walking shoes.

Hello Redditors. I'm in search of a classy yet extremely durable pair of hiking boots to take backpacking around the world for 12+ months with.

Hiking boots recommendations

Men's three season "urban hiker" (like Merrell MOAB but longer lasting)

BIFL Hiking boots for women

Hiking boots with good traction and can stand up to abuse.

Looking for a good pair of shoes for my weird feet

Request - Hiking Sandals

Request: Hiking Boots

Comfortable and cushiony shoes for walking on pavement 10KM/couple hours a day (UK)

Hiking sandals that last?

[Request] Powerful dishwasher with sanitize function?

I want the best god damned dishwasher money can buy.

Looking for the best, easiest to operate, cheapest dishwasher - Recommendation?

[Request] Best countertop dishwasher for reasonable price?

Can anyone recommend a good dishwasher?

Countertop/Portable Dishwasher

[Request] Dishwasher &lt;$1k Australian with QOL features and low water use

Dishwasher for Second Home

My friend bought a house with this KichenAid dishwasher from 1974. He says it works better than any of the other ones he has owned. He just has to convince his wife not to replace it.

What's a good Panel ready dishwasher under $1k?

Best socket set on the market $100-$150

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Looking for a Mechanics tool set.

23 years later; GM Goodwrench socket set.

A Starter/Lifetime Tool set

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Mechanic Tools that are BIFL

Trying to fill a tool roll for my truck and would like input on BFL tools like wrenches, pliers, socket sets, etc.

BIFL: Mastercraft ratchet set with lifetime warranty. Got it at 14, im 31. Went thru more abuse than you think!

Looking to upgrade my home hand tools

Was told to post this here. Husky 270pc toolset from Home Depot for $99, normally $199. Lifetime warranty too

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2010 Honda Accord worth the buy?

Thoughts on a 2008 Honda accord v6 coupe EX-L?

2014 honda accord ??

After an initial round of research it seems like Honda Accord Hybrid is the right answer, but I want to pressure test that with you guys

2014 Accord V6 Touring (any thoughts?)

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me again. 2010 2dr honda accord, 122k miles for $5,800. just want a reliable first car, thoughts?

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[WSIB] I am in search for a open world RPG that will keep me busy for hundreds of hours.

Open world game with huge map, lots of things to do, and great graphics

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Bullet Hell-Type Games: Atomicrops vs. I, Dracula: Genesis vs. Others?

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Hello thieves here and this is my first right of the stunning trek: Domani SLR with the latest ceramic goodies, group set, and wheels now. a few weeks ago I gave you a detailed first look at its bike and if you missed it, it's linked above now so you go and watch it. So since then, I've done quite a few miles on a bike, done quite a few rides and I'm gonna share my experience of this bike and how it performs and tell you what I love and what I don't love about this bike. so it goes for the frame, the group set, and the wheels in case you want to skip forward or you just sit back and enjoy the entire video

Trek Domane SLR 500 miles Ride Review, with SRAM Force AXS Wide and Zipp 303 S wheels

I would advise to get a bike with 'race' geometry. In my eyes, the bikes with 'comfort' geometry are also good, but they often come with small gimmicks that add to the cost while not adding that much to comfort (like IsoSpeed on Trek Domane and Futureshock on Specialized Roubaix). Especially with the recent developement in tyre clearance, I think the comfort geometry bikes are not really relevant anymore. Most current 'race' geometry bikes also have quite a big tire clearance

I've been obsessively shopping for my first completely unnecessary proper road bike purchase. Pretty much confused and looking for the support of the online mob - LBS are in the area but I don't really enjoy the experience, in the main feel a lack of interest unless your a cashed up known rider looking to spend $10k+ etc plus they don't carry stock anyway. 

Background: I'm 38 and have been into endurance running for last 10 years branching from trail to the odd marathon and 100km event. I played around with MTB for a while but I lack the technical ability/courage to fully enjoy the down, relatively I crush the climbs. 

Then last winter I splurged out on a Kickr Core for cross training and got myself a second-hand undersized aluminium BMC Teammachine. That was ok, interest probably  dropped off in the end due to the excessive sweat challenges! When summer rolled around I've found myself on the road and loving it (except for working with/against the local traffic)... time will tell if that is maintained but the wallet is open.

I'm 183cm (6ft) / 84cm inseam (33") and very lightweight, 66kg (145)

I live in a valley and an average weekend ride being 60-80km with 1,000-1,300m (4000ft) elevation gain on rolling country roads (only fair quality and condition). Given my running this wouly likely increase with my ability. I don't see club rides (I never group run) or races in my future, or cross over to gravel (my MTB is a Scott Spark so I have that XC capability)... I just want a comfortable and capable road companion

I'd initially corned myself into the "endurance" bike market, but you read the odd commentary that the "race" road bikes are being more comfortable and capable as an all-round bike. Plus they look a whole lot better for your coin. Just concerned the 'fair quality' country roads may find them out a bit

I set out with the goal of going carbon and getting onto disc brakes, I'm not a massive fan of the rim brakes after coming from MTB. Groupset probably can only justify mechanical but if I did find a buy with Di2 I'm almost future-proofed?

If I was going to spend say $5k AUD new/used/runout initially I was keen to get something hot that wasn't necessarily a Giant... maybe a Specialized or European brand that looks every bit its cost and at the very least will look hot on the wall!

Yet at this stage after many U turns I'm looking down the barrel of the Giant Defy models. Value speaks volumes, so do the reviews, and the metallic/black bikes look fine, I just hate the two toned paint jobs in green and oranges! Reminds me of my first hardtail MTB. I was all over a 2021 Giant Defy Advanced Pro 0 (used) at $5k but after reading up on sizing the Large size looked like it might be just a bridge too far for me, and I cant test it as it is out of state.

Throwing that out the window... hit me with suggestions? are you a similar rider, what do you ride?

Thanks all for reading...

<div class="md">I&#39;ve been obsessively shopping for my first completely unnecessary proper road bike purchase. Pretty much confused and looking for the support of the online mob - LBS are in the area but I don&#39;t really enjoy the experience, in the main feel a lack of interest unless your a cashed up known rider looking to spend $10k+ etc plus they don&#39;t carry stock anyway. 

Background: I&#39;m 38 and have been into endurance running for last 10 years branching from trail to the odd marathon and 100km event. I played around with MTB for a while but I lack the technical ability/courage to fully enjoy the down, relatively I crush the climbs. 

Then last winter I splurged out on a Kickr Core for cross training and got myself a second-hand undersized aluminium BMC Teammachine. That was ok, interest probably dropped off in the end due to the excessive sweat challenges! When summer rolled around I&#39;ve found myself on the road and loving it (except for working with/against the local traffic)... time will tell if that is maintained but the wallet is open.

I&#39;m 183cm (6ft) / 84cm inseam (33&quot;) and very lightweight, 66kg (145)

I live in a valley and an average weekend ride being 60-80km with 1,000-1,300m (4000ft) elevation gain on rolling country roads (only fair quality and condition). Given my running this wouly likely increase with my ability. I don&#39;t see club rides (I never group run) or races in my future, or cross over to gravel (my MTB is a Scott Spark so I have that XC capability)... I just want a comfortable and capable road companion

I&#39;d initially corned myself into the &quot;endurance&quot; bike market, but you read the odd commentary that the &quot;race&quot; road bikes are being more comfortable and capable as an all-round bike. Plus they look a whole lot better for your coin. Just concerned the &#39;fair quality&#39; country roads may find them out a bit

I set out with the goal of going carbon and getting onto disc brakes, I&#39;m not a massive fan of the rim brakes after coming from MTB. Groupset probably can only justify mechanical but if I did find a buy with Di2 I&#39;m almost future-proofed?

If I was going to spend say $5k AUD new/used/runout initially I was keen to get something hot that wasn&#39;t necessarily a Giant... maybe a Specialized or European brand that looks every bit its cost and at the very least will look hot on the wall!

Yet at this stage after many U turns I&#39;m looking down the barrel of the Giant Defy models. Value speaks volumes, so do the reviews, and the metallic/black bikes look fine, I just hate the two toned paint jobs in green and oranges! Reminds me of my first hardtail MTB. I was all over a 2021 Giant Defy Advanced Pro 0 (used) at $5k but after reading up on sizing the Large size looked like it might be just a bridge too far for me, and I cant test it as it is out of state.

Throwing that out the window... hit me with suggestions? are you a similar rider, what do you ride?

Thanks all for reading...
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First Real Road Bike

 There are mounting points for full length fenders front and rear, with the rear offering a removable seat stay bridge for a cleaner look in case you're like me and avoid riding in the rain out of fear of melting Trek off of this bike in seven frame sizes, all of which feature a modern take on a relaxed endurance type fit. The bottom bracket heights are extremely low, optimized specifically with bigger tires in mind, while the trail figures a good indication as to how quickly the bike steers are kept closely comparable to sportier road bikes. Okay, so the new Demano Ale Disc ticks a lot of boxes, but it's worth reiterating that it's most certainly made to a price, and the scales reflect that with the only carbon fiber of the entire bike found on the front fork blades. My demanded Al Disc 4 test sample weighs 10

 Okay, so the new Demano Ale Disc ticks a lot of boxes, but it's worth reiterating that it's most certainly made to a price, and the scales reflect that with the only carbon fiber of the entire bike found on the front fork blades. My demanded Al Disc 4 test sample weighs 10.45 kilograms. without pedals

Trek Domane AL DISC 4 review: an astounding and affordable all-roader

Well, we bought this yesterday on 9/22/20; The nice thing about this bike is there is a mount pre-installed by Trek, and you can get a little piece to put on your phone or you can put your bike computer on there.  We bought the phone part and it just sticks on to your phone. Really secure, got to ride it yesterday and it has great pick up, lightweight feels like a higher-end road bike, I would recommend it to anyone looking at going from Hybrid, Mountain to a road bike.

This bike is Amazing

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The Decathlon Triban RC520 Disc Road Bike is an intermediate road bike at an incredible price point. It has the features of much more expensive bikes and is a great choice for anyone from a beginning road rider to a more advanced cyclist who doesn't want to break the bank.
Key Features:
- Aluminum Frame – This frame material balances light weight, stiffness, and durability.
- Shimano 105 Groupset – The bike has 2x11 speed drivetrain with disc brakes. It is the best groupset available at this price point and uses trickle-down technology from Shimano's top-end groupsets.
- Lifetime Warranty – The manufacturer provides a lifetime warranty on the bike's frame.

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 It is one thing that's a easy upgrade, but that's pretty common with entry-level bikes. Usually They're built for robustness and not speed. Here's a close-up of the crank, this is a non-series Shimano crank. It looks very similar to 105 though, so it really fits the bill pretty well

 Here's the front caliper again, same issue you have post mounted TRP HY/RD A little bit bulkier. With more expensive bikes. They will be flat mounted which gives it a much sleeker appearance. Also The cable routes here is a little odd, and it does have to come all the way around instead of going through the fork

 Now Let's talk about the drivetrain,. I Really like the Shimano 105 drivetrain on this bike. Unlike A lot of entry-level bikes which have eight or nine speed clunky drivetrains, this generation of 105 is really crisp and clean.

. As A result: you have this endurance geometry, you'll note it has a tall head tube here. That brings the front of the bike higher up and it gives you a more natural riding/\s/position and more neutral handling. Also Note that they've included a dropped seat stay design as you can see here

The best bike under $1k? Decathlon Triban 105 RC 520 Review - feat. Shimano 105 + TRP HY/RD

Cyclists and today we're gonna be looking at

road bike. We're very excited to review the

before, they are a sporting goods store with

only recently made their way into the US.

designed to be a do-it-all bike. The wide

tire clearance, up to 36 millimeters, and

which makes the bike very approachable and

Now let's go over the fit and finish of the

RC 520. This is one of the highest specced

There is a gravel version of the bike for

handlebars. As a part of the Triban line,

have this endurance geometry, you'll note

Also note that they've included a dropped

seat stay design as you can see here. These

It gives the bike a very distinct look, it's also

 Its a bit heavy with around 10.4kg on the M size no pedals but I think its decent for a entry level road bike.

Title is kind of self explanatory, but I'm looking for a solid bike for around $600. I know some bikes at this price range aren't really worth it, but I really don't want to drop a grand on a bike. I'm looking to go on decently long rides, so an endurance bike would be preferable. I have a background in mountain biking, but I don't want to have to drive up to the mountain to be on 2 wheels.

<div class="md">Title is kind of self explanatory, but I&#39;m looking for a solid bike for around $600. I know some bikes at this price range aren&#39;t really worth it, but I really don&#39;t want to drop a grand on a bike. I&#39;m looking to go on decently long rides, so an endurance bike would be preferable. I have a background in mountain biking, but I don&#39;t want to have to drive up to the mountain to be on 2 wheels.
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Looking for a good entry level road bike

 I purchased the medium frame and I am 5'9, so bang in on the size for me, I would say anyone at this height who wants more comfortable geometry should go up a frame as my seat is now a good few inches over the top of my handle bars. All in all the bike is solid, flys around with no issues and nobody moaned with the free try outs at my bike club. What went down very well there was the paintjob and the fact it looks different in light and darker conditions. The only niggle is the positioning of the rear gear cable, it seems to pop up from under the frame a bit early and if my right foot is out of position my heel can catch, this is not a problem when I have my cleats (Shimano A530s) on but is a problem for stop and start riding

800kms report - Just over 2 months

Size wise, it's slightly bigger if you comparing size S for both Triban 520 and Giant TCR, though by not much more.  I had to swap the stem to 60mm to keep within my comfort reach. 

This is an endurance geometry - it will ride slightly higher and less aggressive riding position than Giant TCR.  

 Tri-bands or or Decathlon's own Ergo fit. Saddle is absolutely fine and I found it pretty comfortable once I got used to it. And then in terms of the front end or the cockpit again, it's the in-house handlebars. Road bike handlebars from Tri-band I ride a medium frame and the bars come with a 100 mil stem at the front, which to be honest for me was quite a reach and I think a lot of new cyclists or cyclists not that used to road bikes will have a similar experience

 Um, with this bike, and for the money. um, it's what mid-november 2021 here in the Uk? Uh, I think the bike sells at 850 quid at the moment. which is, I think just under a thousand euros, just under 1200. I think for the money you're spending, you're getting a lot of bike and you're getting something that's pretty bomb proof

 Works quite well. Decent stopping power and pretty good in the wet as well. Essentially it's Shimano 105 components which is great. 50 34 at the front and then out of the shot you get an 11 32 cassette on the back

 Essentially it's Shimano 105 components which is great. 50 34 at the front and then out of the shot you get an 11 32 cassette on the back. However, what you'll see I've done here is I've put a wolf tooth road link on the back and that's allowed me to move my derailleur sort of out and down and put a much bigger, almost mountain bike size cassette on on the rear. That's absolutely great for a lot of the hilly cycling that I like to do here in the Uk in places like the Peak District, the Lake District and Snowdonia

Triban RC 520 Review || Should You Buy This Bike?

 In summary a truly great bike which is a joy to ride and no doubt will last a good few years, just factor in buying a decent wheel set to replace the stock wheels! The bike with decent wheels is unquestionably worth 5 stars, decathlon please listen to your customers in the reviews about these wheels they are far from expectable.

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