i am liking those pedals
vookash you have really pimped out your nimbus 29. Looks very cool!!
Nice pics:)
I want to put on a break as well but Maguras are too pricey for me:(, so I’d like to get one like yours.
Did you just mount that break into one of the Magura mounts or did you have to use an adapter (if so where did you get it)?
What is the make and model of that break (since some have more, some less clearance)? What’s the max tire you can run w/ that setup?
But I noticed them first 
http://www.unicyclist.com/forums/showthread.php?t=85849
Sorry, double post.
Adapters to install a V-brake on Magura mounts are available but you can make your own cheaply: one way to put V-Brakes on Mag mounts (photos are later in the thread)
It’s a Tektro 857AL (arms are 110mm long). On my 26" there is slightly less clearance between the crosswire and tire than there is between the frame and the tire so I’d say a 3" tire would work but there wouldn’t be much mud clearance.
Thanks… actually they were originally on my bike and I’ve exchanged them to same design but metal. And then they came in temporarily onto the uni and stay there until now 
The grip is not that good so I’ll take my platforms when going Muni.
Thanks… I like it this way Probably more photos today.
Nice view. It must be nice to live in Cracow except for the rainy weather probably 
And I can see your Tbar is mounted. Nice work with a 29er.
Not the best view but it was of my latest ride to work after a couple of months off. Feels great to be back in the saddle 
Ouch! But at least no blood! 
All smiles on today’s 25 mile beach ride, after getting my thyroid test results this morning. Since stating on Levoxyl 6 weeks ago for hypothyroidism, my levels are back to normal!
Mighty fine!!! Were you feeling different before???
Shug…want’s to know.
My previous tests showed definite hypothyroidism, which can have lots of symptoms, but mine were mainly fatigue, cold extremities, splitting nails and lowered metabolism. The last one didn’t effect me much since I ride almost daily, otherwise I would have been gaining a lot of weight! It was probably still considered “sub-clinical”, because only my TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone) was out of range, while my other levels, such as T3 and free were in normal ranges. I’m told that many people go undiagnosed for years, never knowing they are Hypo. And that number can be HUGE!
It is also known that many people have been misdiagnosed as ADHD, when all along they actually had hypothyroidism. Yep, and the very FIRST thing my doc had asked me, just before prescribing Adderall for what he thought was classic ADHD, he asked me if I had had a recent thyroid test! I told him no, and at the time didn’t know what the connection was, so I said I was sure it was fine. Wrong! And that was over a year ago now. Not saying that I don’t also have ADHD, but it does make me wonder now if it was just Hypo T all along!
But in the last few weeks I could really feel the difference and all those symptoms went away! What surprises me is that i was able to do that Fargo hill climb before I started the meds, and still had those symptoms! 
Great pictures, everyone! If I said it every time I thought it, this thread would be full of me saying it! This thread makes my day a little brighter when I can’t get on my wheel and I have to enjoy the experience vicariously. Thank you
Here are my humble contributions from American Samoa.
Atuu, American Samoa
Muni ride to the top of Mt. Alava, American Samoa
Mango,
You brought your guni to American Samoa?!?!?!? So cool! Great pics.
Geoff
Terry, you caught it early enough, as long as your thyroid hormones were in range (T3 and 4), your thyroid was doing it’s job. TSH is a hormone from the pituitary gland that tells the thyroid what to do. If it starts to decrease, you have a little while to see an appreciable decrease in thyroid function. chances are, if you waited longer, you would have felt crappier and your lab work would have been “clinical”.
Glad you’re feeling better!
Terry, I’m pretty sure you are ADHD haha.
But I am very glad to hear that my riding buddy and good friend is doing well!
Great for getting back into it.
Is that area locked up from the public? Unless you’re somewhere with a really low bike-theft rate, you may want to think about getting a beefier lock. Those cable ones can be cut easily with bolt cutters. Sounds unrealistic until you come back to no uni and your cut lock hanging on the rack… don’t let it happen to you!
I’d recommend the Kryptonite Evolution Mini 5. A bit heavy, but just big enough to secure the wheel through a rack. https://www.kryptonitelock.com/products/ProductDetail.aspx?cid=1001&scid=1000&pid=1100
Most U-Locks will be better security than a cable.
Never had a problem with my old Coker, but the KH36 with T-Bar just looks to nice to resist, I guess…
Yeah, I was probably only “sub clinical” since my other levels were still within range, but I agree that it was caught early enough that I never really experienced the worst of the symptoms. I was also concerned that I might have had Hashimotos, which is where your own immune system destroys the thyroid gland over time.
Thanks Dr. Dane, haha! 
Hey, I PM’d you 24 hours ago about riding Cheesboro tomorrow. I’ll be there about 8-8:30am.