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Nathan, Tani, and Auk get together again and talk among themselves. In this episode, they discuss a lot as usual! This one is ebike heavy as they chat about owning them, how they use them, and more. Nathan also continues his PSA about selling online and an update on the forever Pole saga.
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I enjoyed your chainring size discussion! I thought I was just out of shape when I was looking at converting to a 1x drivetrain a few years ago in SoCal. I Couldn’t imagine climbing our hills in some of the ratios that were default at the time. Glad to hear I wasn’t alone.