Restart app at corners.All this talk of eggs, has anyone figured out the best way to actually make the app track your movement yet? Especially if you're biking it around. The weather is almost tolerable a little bit here some of these days and finally have my bike back so there's potential to put a little more energy into this nonsense.
9gag; real
And the official twitter is @PokemonGoApp, not PokemonGoEN.Fake. Saw it on reddit a few days ago as a suggestion
Upon closer inspection in better light this morning, I found the broken tooth. It hasn't actually torn off but there's a noticeable split so I assume it has enough give for the chain to slip on that tooth. So I'll need a new back wheel, but on the bright side it works fine if I stay out of the lowest gear.Likely just need a new chain. If you have a link breaker remove it and inspect the front/back back sprocket and see if they are missing any teeth, can tell this without removing it but it's more annoying.
If sprockets are intact then easypeasy, new chain is like 15$. If sprocket(s) are fucked moderately more annoying/expensive. Back sprocket means new wheel, front you can buy sprockets for but they run more in the 40-60$ range.
I think manufacturers just use whatever cheap ass destroying seats they happen to have lying around in the factory. I bought a padded seat cover and the difference was like night and day. Just have to find where I packed the goddamn thing when I moved, or stick a pillow down the back of my shorts.The seat that came with my bike is a torture device. Is there something I'm missing about bike riding? Do I need a special pair of shorts? Do I need to kill all the pain receptors in my ass before I be comfortable on it? I bought a new seat and it works much better.
Replacing the seat is basically the very first thing you have to do with any bike. I've yet to encounter a factory seat worth half a shit.The seat that came with my bike is a torture device. Is there something I'm missing about bike riding? Do I need a special pair of shorts? Do I need to kill all the pain receptors in my ass before I be comfortable on it? I bought a new seat and it works much better.
A new back wheel shouldn't be a huge deal. Can usually get one for ~50$ that is of decent quality. Also gives you the option to ditch the 10-speed or whatever if you want and drop some weight from the bike, but that depends entirely on how flat your area is really.Upon closer inspection in better light this morning, I found the broken tooth. It hasn't actually torn off but there's a noticeable split so I assume it has enough give for the chain to slip on that tooth. So I'll need a new back wheel, but on the bright side it works fine if I stay out of the lowest gear.
So now I need to resume searching for my seat cover, because that seat is murder. Also gonna bring the bike inside and work on the brakes, pretty sure they've never been adjusted right the entire time I've owned the bike.
Factory seat on my Blackborow and Casseroll were both fine... but that's a discussions for the bike thread.Replacing the seat is basically the very first thing you have to do with any bike. I've yet to encounter a factory seat worth half a shit.
OH SNAPGoign to the bike thread to me is like showing up to a gym with a cp500 pidgeot
I use a RAM mount on my bike for my phone. Use it as navigation and some such anyway. Pokemon was just up all the time. Need to bring a battery with me if I am out too long, but since I am rehabing one of my knees I can't really go more than 1 - 2 hours anyway.I meant like, are people leaving their screens on, turning them off, putting the phone in their pocket, holding it, strapping it to their bike, etc. to get these eggs going. I've tried a bunch of shit walking 2 or so miles a night with my dog and I'm lucky to get 0.5km