Does anyone here have their own YouTube channel?

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Mr.Gib
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ms6073 wrote:
Fri Apr 09, 2021 5:57 pm
Mr.Gib wrote:
Wed Dec 30, 2020 4:38 am
Yup, but dedicated to my racing greyhounds, so no bike stuff. Noble creatures.
Okay, your going to have to add spoiler alerts if your going to totally derail the thread with comments like that. Pics or it didn't happen. :lol:
The wife and I love greyhounds and want to adopt but we feel like it would be unfair to leave them alone for so long when we go riding.
OK and with apologies for the thread derail,
I've had a few:
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Greyhounds are relatively easy pets. So long as they get enough food, and a short walk every day they are generally pretty satisfied. I don't know what it's like to leave them on their own for a long time. One of ours, the sooky one, is a bit blasé as to whether or not we are home, is quite happy to spend the afternoon in the car (with doors and windows open), the other one is more social/sociable and prefers to be with people (inside all the time). Whippets tend to get more lonely I think.
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Here's mine, it's usually cycling montages (mostly road, some gravel recently) and followcam, cued to music: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-tjzo ... x9g/videos

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disq wrote:
Mon Apr 19, 2021 5:34 pm
Here's mine, it's usually cycling montages (mostly road, some gravel recently) and followcam, cued to music: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-tjzo ... x9g/videos
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Wilier Cento10AIR - SRAM Force AXS - Road/race
3T Exploro - SRAM Rival AXS XPLR - Gravel
Wilier Sestiere - Shimano Tiagra - Commuter

YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/@JMCyclingVideos

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Mr.Gib wrote:
Sat Apr 17, 2021 3:29 am
OK and with apologies for the thread derail,
I've had a few:
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Thank you. Beautiful dogs. Wife and I get our dog fix by stopping and accosting complete strangers until they let us (me) pet their dog(s). :lol:
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Not mine but my favorite channel to date, makes me want to book a trip to Girona

https://youtube.com/channel/UCEFhmF6U2N6P_Liw0Sh7psA

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maxim809 wrote:
Fri Apr 09, 2021 10:25 pm
That'd be very good content and I'd be pretty excited to see the results.

And with that, we're right back on topic about YT channels. Magic.
So I finally got around to doing this test. Tried to make this video (test two) short as some of my more recent videos (including test one linked below) have been getting a bit long.

For those that don't want to watch:

Test one: Exploro on road wheels/tires versus my Wilier, same position, same power output: 18.5mph Exploro 19.7mph Wilier. https://youtu.be/IqkaU0TC4pI

Test two: Same, only on a different day and with clip on aero bars on the Exploro: 20.4mph Explor 20.9mph Wilier. https://youtu.be/a_A_CqDtwJM

So, my conclusion is that for me, my Wilier is going to be a better option for a TT than my Exploro on aero bars.

I considered also doing an all out test because power output would be different down in the aero bars, but since the Wilier was still so much faster there was no point as it would only exaggerate the difference.
Wilier Cento10AIR - SRAM Force AXS - Road/race
3T Exploro - SRAM Rival AXS XPLR - Gravel
Wilier Sestiere - Shimano Tiagra - Commuter

YouTube link: https://www.youtube.com/@JMCyclingVideos

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