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Have a look at Hupp racing its mostly kids sized lycra but they may have winter gloves

I have used the shimano winter boots, I now have a pair of Lake winter boots that are very very warm

Excellent! Enjoy it, i need to get back in the swing of things.

Sorry I have not been about much lost my enthusiasm for cycling thanks to a busy month at work. You don't need a spacer ring for 11 speed cassette but you do ideally need the special tool to tighten the fixing nut. If your still not set up let me know and I will find a link to tool and a...

Nope you should be good to go, from memory our tacx was very easy to set up.

Your not having much luck, it seems ridiculous its classed as non essential if anything its encouraging you to stay at home!

Its not a problem.

Ok from the specs of your bike you have 11-34 cassette as can be found here https://www.chainreactioncycles.com/shimano-105-r7000-11-speed-cassette/rp-prod173328 Please check the 11-34 option is selected before ordering

https://road.cc/content/review/271073-elite-zumo-smart-interactive-turbo-trainer

Ok you can take the cassette off your bike if you want to. U will need a few basic tools and there are loads of youtube vids. Failing that you can buy another all you need to know is weather you run shimano or sram gears and the size of your smallest and largest cog at the back. I am guessing...

Think rider looks like a copy of wahoo to me. Have you tried Halfords for the tacx? Tredz is owned by Halfords group so they might honour NHS discount Yes you will need a cassette if you buy a tacx they come with the wahoo.

She likes it though doesn't get on it enough with a teething baby! I rode 1000km on the tacx during April when coving first struck it is very capable I hated trainers prior to this one as I found them boring. Should I have bought the dearest Kickr nope I should have bought the core really as...

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I upgraded to the wahoo kickr but thats seriously daft money I have heard very good things about the Kickr core https://www.wiggle.co.uk/wahoo-kickr-core-smart-turbo-trainer Benefit of direct drive just take your rear wheel out and put bike on, nice day come along and you want to head up the...

This is my old one that my wife now uses https://www.tredz.co.uk/.Tacx-Flux-S-Smart-Trainer_203337.htm

I would look at a direct drive smart turbo. Saves you having to put a turbo tyre on your back wheel and they can be almost silent. I was sprinting every 5k on ours the other afternoon while little un slept thru it. The kickr core is very good we also have the cheapest tacx direct drive smart...

I always unclip my foot first. At your Dads funeral his cycling colleagues from school road with the Hearse, I joined them on my dads bike, I never gave it a thought we used the same style of pedals. I was invited o lead the cyclists so off I went down the road swung into the church drive...

I use the mtb style spd as I like the fact the cleats are recessed so walking is easy. They take a bit of getting used to nut you will soon get the hang of it

I had always been anti trainer and have cycled in some apauling conditions to get the miles in, last year when we found out little un was on his way, I called in the local bike shop and was nattering to the owner about possibly needing a turbo as life will change. 3 weeks later she rang me to...

I have not been about here much with the new little un, work and trying to squeeze miles in, such Sad news I was always so envious of his climbing ability whenever he posted to Strava. RIP.