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It mounts on rack mounts and the fork crown, since you have no hole in the fork crown and no rack mounts it's not really going to work for a front rack. Other racks that don't care about this tend to mount on the handlebar and QR/bolt on axle, but since it's TA that won't work either.
So yeah in short if you want a front rack get a new fork. I'd suggest just getting a narrow rear rack and using panniers though eg. tubus fly or vega.
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PC via steam, works fine on there for me.
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Nice. Tekken seems very math but good for the extremely high skill ceiling so always lots to learn. I used to be big into street fighter and then guilty gear xrd and strive for a while, now I just doss about on multiversus.
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What fighting games do you play (just assumption because hitbox)? The crossup stick seems cool, if a little wild.
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Honestly I wouldn't bother. Worse grip and generally just not great for lifting. Keep rest of your body warm enough and the extremities shouldn't be too bad. Put some handwarmers in your pocket and keep hands in there, only remove them to lift.
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We had atlas stones on for the coached strongman sessions today, got 60/70/95kg in a stone run and then 113kg for a single. Amazing how much harder it is than a barbell.
Really encourage anyone who has access to them to give a go though, great fun. -
Oh sweet, this is pretty near me now so I might check it out. Hoping to also have a pootle round lady cannings plantation after I finish setting up gears on my mtb, since it's only 30 mins up the road from me now (10 mins on the way back. still getting used to northern hills...)
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Oh I 100% agree, and think not doing a bunch of junk volume, and having an efficient program is extremely helpful both mentally and physically. One of the reasons I love 5/3/1.
Yeah it's just a ymmv with the weights to use, but generally compound movements will be heavier than isolation movements, and upper body less than lower body.
Generally for the first session you do an exercise just pick a weight and depending on how it feels either go up a bit or down a bit until you reach the right resistance.