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I've compared my 935 with OHR against my 910 with chest strap while running, and they were always within a few beats of each other. The OHR works great for me, but I have quite pale skin and white arm hairs. However, like someone said above, it's problematic on the road and tri bikes. I think it's the way my wrist is while riding (bent) compared to running (straight), that it gets light seepage that throws it off. For some reason I don't have the same problem on the mountain bike, but my wrist is in a more straight position it seems. The 935 is an awesome watch.

So just like how the mining companies and banks work.

I guess when you think about it, both the right and the left of politics is getting what they want: Dutton for PM. Double down by making Barnaby Deputy PM again, and maybe making Abbott the lib Deputy, and both sides will think it's Christmas. The only people being left out are those of us in the middle.

You guys are hilarious. I'm not supporting Shorten, but I'm over Abbott running/ruining the country.

What makes you choose 27.5 over 29? Currently working on the Minister of Finance to upgrade my 26.

What other stuff? Do you have a list somewhere?

@Youngy2, did you end up leaving the bike at Munich airport? Can you provide any details?

Auto-renew off. Mostly a member for the insurance coverage. Discounted entry fees distant 2nd priority. No other reason.

This is a great self test. Will keep this in mind. Thanks for that!

If we follow that logic, isn't it the same as someone working for BHP (for instance), making them money, but having no choice that the money they made the company goes toward a political party that is limiting that persons wage growth through their policy choices? I'm not in a union. Never been in a union. But the two scenarios (yours, and my "concocted" scenario) seem similar enough to me. I'm actually a fan of no donations, but I have no idea how that could work.

You are disgusting.

As a parent, I wouldn't want to send my kid to a school where there is a chance that the maths teacher (or anyone else) could get into a shoot out in a hallway crowded with children. When you have twice as many bullets flying around a crowded hallway (the Florida shooting WAS in crowded hallways), I suggest you are likely to have twice as many casualties, not less. I realise you feel there is something special about the US, and we can't compare it to any other country (that actually IS what you suggested above: "Make sure said country is comparable in terms of size, population, guns per capita etc though"), but in every other country, mass shootings at schools either don't occur or occur very infrequently. Statistics are statistics, and I am not bending ANY rules of statistics by pointing out that the most obvious solution based on the statistics, is LESS guns = more safety for school students.

I couldn't find anyone carrying the wide versions of the Bondi and Clifton here in NQ. If you order from The Athletes Foot online, delivery is free, and you can try them on at home and return to a store for full refund if they don't suit.

There may be other differences, but the Clifton is a bit lighter, but the Bondi has a smaller drop (4mm) from heal to toe.

I went with the new Bondi Wide. A bit heavier than the Cliftons, and have less drop from heal to toe. So far they have been great.

Good point TC. Also add Rock Climbing and MTBing at Squamish to the list. Run around (or hire bikes and ride around) Stanley Park in downtown Vancouver (about 10k, mostly seawall).

+1 for Lake Louise over Banff. Would also recommend the hike from the LL Chateau to "Plain of Six Glaciers Tea House", and plan to have something to eat/drink there and take in the view. If you ride horses, there is a ranch in Jasper that has access to some spectacular trails. Supported bike tour on the Icefields Parkway (example: http://www.rockymountaincycle.com/icefields.html) I personally wouldn't fly across the country to Niagara when you are already in BC. I would just do more things in BC. "West is best!". Words to live by.

I'm starting to believe we (people who ride bikes for exercise) would be safer on the roads if we could get more people riding, and not be an US vs THEM scenario. No way would I ride a bike without a helmet. Kid across the road trashed his helmet in a low speed accident where a dog ran out in front of him. But I do believe more people would ride if they didn't have to wear a helmet, so I'm starting to believe that this is the way to go. Kind of like "herd immunity", where if we can get someone within a bogan/tradie family riding a bike, maybe they won't try to injure every cyclist they come across.

Well done. If you can afford it, consider getting a power meter for pacing. I can't use HR as a measure in a race because of the excitement. My HR hits 160 before I even enter the water.

I keep hearing that "everyone wants it", but to be honest, I've probably only found 5 people who support the idea. Most of the huff and puff seems to come from politicians and the local rag ("The Townsville Bulletin"). I think most people have accepted that: (1) it really isn't going to deliver many jobs (even Adani plans to make the mine fully automated); (2) it's not likely to get off the ground because noone wants to lend them the money for it; and (3) not with my f**kin' tax dollars.

Also on the north side is the range to Julatten. When I've been through there it seemed fairly quiet. Definitely more quiet than the highway PD to Cairns, or range Cairns to Kuranda.

Most of the commercial (free to air) channels have catch up options. You can access them via web, but we use an XBox One to do it. If the shows you watch are on catch up, then no need for a recorder.

+1 for cross training. Time to MTB and trail run IMHO.

I have the Powertap P1 pedals on my Shiv, and swap them to the road bike for the wet season (NQ). Will probably also swap them to the MTB for endurance training (but not riding trails).

Yes, I read that. Thanks. It sounds promising, but still just a sample of 1, even though it is DCR. Hoping others will share their 935 optical HR experiences as they become more widely used.