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I've had many pairs of shorts but never liked the gel ones.

I started out riding lycra. They aren't as stylish looking but they also don't get hung on your seat, and they do tend to last forever.

They're all beasts! I can't even get mine in the back of my Ford Econoline sideways with the front wheel removed!

I was afraid that would be the case. In mountain biking you need to use visual info to shift preemptively. It would take a sophisticated system to do that, and it would help if it could read your mind, too!

I'm around 240 lb right now and have no problem.

Just like mine! Except mine has upgraded grips, pedals and mud!

Does the optimum number of links vary with the size of the bike?

The gates I encounter all swing open, fortunately.

They don't feel so heave when you're riding them with assist. Only at log crossings is it a factor! I mean the tree-down-on-trail kind that there's no riding over and no getting around.

I didn't even know tubeless was possible with schraeder. All I've ever seen is Presta.

I have Strava on my phone, but it doesn't show up under "exportable" apps when I export to GPX file.

I'm wondering if some of them don't already have that. I think on Shimano motors there is a setting for the angle at which the motor is installed. Or maybe I dreamed that up.

I actually thought my motor quieted down after a few weeks of riding, but I still find the noise annoying.

That's nice. I had to drive to another town to buy valves that were compatible with my "tubeless ready" WTB wheels.

My bike has "character." I guess you would call them scratches.

Man, that's troubling. I admit to often leaving mine out in the garage in a less than secure state. Right now it's locked to the bike rack on my car, but we all know how easily that can be defeated.

Oh, so you download the file and then have to go to downloaded files and open the file? I'll play with it. I'll have to say the app has been very reliable.

That stinks. Where were they stolen from? I guess it must have been from your home as the batteries weren't in them?

It sucks, doesn't it?

Remember when you first heard about dropper posts? I think most people thought it was interesting and possible useful but unnecessary. Many/most of us now consider them to be essential equipment, I know I did after 2-3 rides with one. Who knows what might seem essential in 5 or 10 years.