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About the City bike BMX riding, you can also watch the french version here, with a Vélib !
link to youtube.com
so that citi bike bmx… interesting piece, not sure if it was sponsored by them or not… It sort of looks like it was, but I can bet after this video a lot more people are going to be doing deliberate damage to those bikes.
On the Slowest Generation article, I agree with your observation that “it was overlooked that the number of people now running in these events has exploded – thus times will naturally get slower with a more diverse group of people.” But even if the average times have gotten slower, the fastest people in the younger age brackets should still be faster than that of the older age brackets. Unless there’s so many events that the fastest young people are competing in different events than the fastest older people.
“Unless there’s so many events that the fastest young people are competing in different events than the fastest older people.”
This. Basically I think we’re seeing so many events that the field is so spread out at the pointy end. We see this even enumerate itself in the pro ranks for example, at the 70.3 events (simply too many now to get more than a handful of pros at a given event), or the specific Rev3 events where they don’t offer a prize purse.
Like the IOS7 early adopter approach. :)
Hello,
You should update your iPad to iOS7 in order to see the iOS7 version of AltiFondo.
Apple took it right, you can download only the last version compatible with your version of system.
Check http://www.altifondo.com to see screenshots of AltiFondo for iOS7.
Regards,
Gilles.
Some extra news for your weekly round up
link to wpcentral.com
would it be possible to queue the adidas micoach and their equipment in the near future?
Interesting, I can’t quite figure out – is it BT Smart, or BT Legacy? If BT Smart, it’d actually be the first BT Smart compatible app.
Ok, in poking around a bit more, it does look like BT Smart. Good stuff, first app compatible!
Is anyone else having trouble with their FR910XT taking longer to lock onto GPS satellites after the recent slew of updates?
I haven’t heard of any uptick there. However, what you describing happens from time to time when a Garmin device gets an no longer accessible satellite stuck in its cache. Simply doing a soft-reset will clear the cache.
wind noise reducer:
link to kickstarter.com
which seems like an easier to put on version of:
link to slipstreamz.com
or more recently:
link to cat-ears.com
(guessing the cat ears are the better version, but don’t know)