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From: Roger Merriman <roger@sarlet.com>
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Subject: Re: Garmin
Date: 29 May 2025 10:51:29 GMT
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cyclintom <cyclintom@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I got a Garmin Edge 1030+ for $250 and he mailed it for free. It stores
> previoue rides in the computer itself and you should have seen the rides!
> 50+mile rides were common and were fast. every week or so the lady, who
> weighed only 140 lbs did a 25 mile ride no doubt to measure FTP. The
> longest ride I noticed was 75 miles. There were over 2 years of rides so
> it took m3 a couple of hours to clean all of the rikdes and courses out
> of it and it will be starting with a clean slate. every sensor but my
> heart rate monitor had dead batteries on the Time Ulteam. So I replaced
> the batteries and matched them to the 1030+. I will use the 830 on the
> DeRosa Idol. I sold the Colnago Dream so I psid off my bills. 
> 

You can factory reset and wipe all data takes maybe a few minutes mainly
waiting for it to reboot.

Please tell me you didn’t go individually through deleting each
ride/course!

Why are you using both units? You can have different profiles on the Garmin
for each bike and so on.

> I am going to have to rebuild the Ridley Helium since it has been 5 years
> since I rode it and the reach was altogether too long now. I will sell the integrated bar.
> 
> Andrew, the Di2 levers look like they that three wire inputs and two of
> them have plugs in them. Can I go in one ang out the other to the other
> lever? Since I'm using an aluminum bar I will drill a small hole next to
> each lever and route the wires inside the bars. I can use a shorter stem
> and move the saddle getting rid of two inches reach.
> 

Roger Merriman