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r/bikewrench•

I have a Gravel bike with mechanical Apex 1 from 2019, which I now want to upgrade to Force XPLR AXS. From everything I have read, this should not be a problem. I need to change the bottom bracket as well, of course - my old Apex 1 uses a GXP BB, while Force needs DUB.

However, Force gives you the choice between DUB and DUB wide (for both BB and the crankset). From what I have read, the difference is basically just some spacers and the spindle length, but I assume it changes the chainline. I think I've even read that Force can work with both chain lines (is this true?), so it's not a question about compatibility I think; but is one of the options still better (e.g. slightly less wear) than

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r/StardewValley•

There are many skull cavern guides already; however, most of them focus on deep diving, reaching level 100 or even end-game farming in the skull caverns. While useful and important, those guides don't really help beginners who have just unlocked the skull cavern and struggle to even make it through the first levels.

This is where this guide comes in; it should help you survive in the skull caverns on your first trips, slowly get geared up and more experienced, and lead you to the point where you can start trying for level 100 or deep farming runs. I will include some pointers for later game, but mark anything requiring ginger island or mastery as spoilers; beginners probably don't have acce

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r/diabetes•

Hey r/diabetes, I need to boast a bit, because I honestly never expected to get such a low HbA1C result! Some backstory:

In August I got diagnosed with type 1, after a few weeks of feeling weak, sleepy, thirsty and having to go to toilet every half an hour. Well, it wasn't really a big surprise, I've read about the symptoms before going to the doctor and they just fit too well. My doctor sent me to the hospital after getting back the results, and there they found my BG to be 27.6 mmol/l (around 500 mg/dl) and an HbA1C of 14.1%. They nurses were quite surprised I was still feeling as well as I did ...

Well, today I had my first checkup after around 4 months. My Libre predicted an HbA1C of

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r/bicycling•

I bought my first road bike recently and have a lot of fun riding around. However, I still don't have any dedicated cycling clothes, so far I'm just riding in a T-shirt and unpadded shorts, which my butt definitely doesn't like.

Anyway, I've been to several different shops so far, but couldn't find anything that fits even remotely. My problem is that I'm quite tall (1,99m, ~6'6") and extremely skinny (71kg, ~156lbs). So, my question to you: can you recommend any brands that might give a better fit for me? I'm not expecting a perfect fit, even just long enough sleeves and torso and possibly even being slightly less baggy would be wonderful already. I'm mainly looking for jerseys with short/l

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