benadrian wrote:I do a lot of mountain road riding on my Specialized Roubaix endurance bike. It goes down to 34x34, and many times I'm suffering in that gear and I'm not even carrying a load; just a couple water bottles and a minimal tool kit.If you don't suffer, you'll never get faster!

I've never seen one in stock that was not attached to a new bike. emmanuelle cunt wrote:My guess is those will be really popular on gravel bikes soon, or at least should be.Makes total sense even for most road riders. 46/30 or 48/32 is ideal for me.

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Madman Munt wrote:as soon FSA gets their budget 46/30 chainset in the shopsWell, this never made it to the shops, tho I did see 'em on new bikes. Still can't get a cheap 46/30 double.

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Boombats wrote:Get two Freezes, Dudley.Hey, I just had an idea!I don't think you need a long chain of Freezes, Dudley. I reckon a clever switching system could loop the two together: so you'd either have Freeze 1 going into Freeze 2 or vice versa, switching at each push of the button. I'd put the gu...

Right. It's not exactly what I wanted. But I think it will solve the problem that made me want what I wanted, if that makes any sense. It makes me feel better learning impossible two-hand piano chords just knowing that it is out there.

Anthony Flack wrote:The difficulty is not so much with the hardware as it is about breaking down the nuts and bolts of what exactly it is that you want it to do.Custom pedal programmer. It could be a new career. Now how would you make a proper piano sustain pedal for a guitar? The box is triggered t...

Thanks for all your responses so far. I have the feeling that the technology is not quite there yet for what I want, but it is good to see all these ideas. kazoozak wrote:This thingHmm, sounds a little bit shit to me. Maybe could be tweaked to sound more seamless...Mason wrote:FM tmidgett has done a...

I want to play piano chords on guitar. Like more than 6 notes at a time. I play a chord at the bottom of the the neck and then another higher up. How can I get them both to sustain at the same time?Does this thing I want to exist exist? And if so what is it?