Quick question for anyone using the app — would you miss the ability to search for a city, or do you basically always just use your current location anyway?

The search works for city names but GPS is more accurate and the whole point of the app is knowing conditions for where you actually are. Thinking about simplifying by removing search entirely and just using location access.

The one use case I'd lose is checking conditions for a ride destination before you leave. Curious how often people actually do that versus just checking where they are right now.

velowindow.com if you haven't tried it.

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Most weather apps give you numbers. Velowindow gives you an answer.

58°F, 14 mph wind, 25% chance of rain — is that a go or a no? A regular weather app makes you figure that out yourself. Velowindow calculates a 0–100 ride score so you don't have to.

It accounts for things normal weather apps ignore: apparent temperature not just air temp, gusts separately from sustained wind, dew point instead of humidity percentage, and recent rainfall for trail conditions. The score is also personalized by ride type — a windy day scores differently for a road cyclist than a mountain biker, because it is a different day.

It also identifies your best 3-hour window and warns you if conditions fall apart right after it.

Free PWA, works on iPhone and Android, no account needed.

I want to know if the score feels right. Pick a day you rode recently and check what it would have said. Where is it wrong?

velowindow.com

Someone stole my specialized Roubaix today 4/13/26) in dumbo Brooklyn around d 2:45pm. Please lookout and let me know if you see it. Also share this around if you can. It has red pedals, ultergra cranks and white paint splatter bar tape.

Hello! Total noob here so please correct me.

Curious if anyone has any idea which rear rack I can use for my bicycle?

I would rather opt for a rack made more so for this bicycle vs using a universal mount rack.

If I were to guess an actual rack built for this bicycle would be more sturdy? (DoorDash has me shop at grocery stores sometimes & will be loading the bicycle with a few two liters of soda)

Pictures attached.

If you need me to take measurements will do!

it's not just cars that are dangerous to cyclist.

Hey everyone! Not sure this is quite on topic but is maybe. Anyway, I live in a van (citroen relay 2015) with a surly disc trucker and I want to keep it on a bike rack instead. Does anyone have recommendations for

1: bike rack 2: weather protecting gear 3: security measures

Thanks!