Thanks @Justin! A few more questions if you don't mind:
1. Any issues with the belt/flywheel? I'm guessing not since it is essentially new.
2. Do you have the model number? And to confirm, the unit was originally purchased Feb. 2021?
3. Would be able to provide me with the boxes dimensions? LxWxH? If I would to purchase, I would need to bring a suitcase to pick it up.
1. The belt/flywheel appear to be working fine.
2. Please see the additional image that I’ve attached to the ad. The guy I bought the trainer from ordered it from Crown Gears last year. There was a delay, and he got the trainer in January.
3. When the box is standing the right way up, the base measures 50cm by 27cm. It’s 67cm tall.
If you do decide to buy it, and you set it up and encounter a problem, I’d happily take it back and refund you.
Yes, of course the mentioned price is for the pair. But if you need only one side, I can leave it to you for the same price … and I will even let you chose the side you want
32 mm should not be an issue in the front, there is plenty of clearance in the form. In the rear it looks tighter. I reckon you can fit 30 mm in the rear, but I am not sure if debris would get stuck with 32 mm wide tires.
yes, still up for grabs. the AS100V says it is "splashproof" and I believe the 300 one should be much better in that regard. but I'm not sure as I don't use them underwater or in heavy rain etc. they both come with additional plastic housing, which is supposedly improving the waterproof capabilities. sony has this to say for the 300 model: https://www.sony.com/electronics/actioncam/hdr-as300-body-kit
Rugged shielding for real-world conditions
You're ready to shoot with the right protection. The Action Cam body alone is splashproof and freezeproof, and supplied Underwater Housing
is dustproof, shockproof and waterproof to 197 ft/60 m.
battery life has been constant throughout (no drop in battery performance at all). I believe you have about 2h of continuous video shooting in the highest resolution and frames per minute on both models. this is what I use for my commutes, which can be 50 to 90 minutes, depending on the route. so I never actually exhaust the batteries completely. I have one spare battery also, almost unused: 2 cams come with 3 batteries, which are interchangeable and can be used on both models
full disclosure, the older model AS100V has lost the USB port door, and the battery cover is also slightly loose (it can be locked). of course, the camera is almost never used without the outer protective casing, so this doesn't matter in practice. anyway, the older one is still perfectly functional, but 90% of value in this deal comes from the newer model (and also all the attachments, which are all original Sony and can add up quite a bit - not included with the cameras either, have to be bought separately)
nowhere too strenuous, sometimes down sagaikawa, sometimes to Tama or to Noborito, or early Sunday mornings along route 16.
Need to get more challenged.
I'm interested in buying this but curious as to why you're selling. The description won't load on my browser, so forgive me if you've already listed that.
If I can find a buyer for the frameset - then yes I would be willing. Ultimately I am wanting to pick up @TheAussieinJapan's road bike he has up for sale. If I can get away with swapping the Vassago for the Trek - I don't have to deal with any spousal backlash.
Hahaha I’d love to swap you if I didn’t already have a very similar cowchipper, WTB Nano setup chromoly. Must be plush to ride with those WTB Venture 47s. Great tyres.
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1. Any issues with the belt/flywheel? I'm guessing not since it is essentially new.
2. Do you have the model number? And to confirm, the unit was originally purchased Feb. 2021?
3. Would be able to provide me with the boxes dimensions? LxWxH? If I would to purchase, I would need to bring a suitcase to pick it up.
Thanks for your time.