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I credit card camped during my last bikepacking event. Borrowed bags from Gabe and strapped em down.

Shawn, i have a 8-5 so theres no shot

Hiking is a love-hate thing for me.

I drink it black as well

Yeah, i like it for group rides that I'm not 100% sure on the route.

I need to set up a bike for it first though.

Typically I only focus on power. It also depends on the ride.

I'm bad about this. I try to actively drink a bottle an hour

CX bike got a new to me groupset

I use the freewheel and my voice most of the time. A simple "Coming by on your left" works pretty well. If that doesn't work out then their headphones are up too loud and wont hear me anyway.

A few buddies were tackling it yesterday, but got rained out. I may go for it sometime in the future. I've tried previously, but not luck

I've been pretty lucky with dogs, typically i'll stop and pet it.

Feet: Merino wool socks, shoes, shoe covers (If cold enough) Legs: insulated bib tights (if weather is sub 45) Chest: Moisture wicking baselayer (long sleeve of course), standard jersey, wind vest (if really cold), thermal jersey, moisture wicking jacket ( i dont do all of this unless its really...

Unfortunately, hiking is never strenuous enough to feel like I've done something and if it is, then i don't enjoy the hike.

I drink too much coffee, it's how I manage my ADHD. I'll drink whatever, Keurig, drip, espresso, doesn't matter.

I like the courses feature to navigate in areas that I'm not typically in. Training is a different story though, I have other platforms for that.

I think it is a great initiative, especially for shopping. It's something I've been toying with. Everytime i need to run to kroger, get on the bike.

well the pedals are about the same as the cost of a crank based model. but they're swappable.

Yeah, I just get tired of riding the trainer.

Its free to try Edit: definitely listen to some of the podcasts about the system before buying in.