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Posted 1 year, 7 months ago at 1:03 am. 5 comments
Find something wrong? Difficulty opening a page? Colors hard to read? Typo?
Want to see something that isn’t here right now?
Please leave a comment below. I’ll try to compile the comments and wishes and keep an ongoing ToDo list on this page.
Things to Fix
- Colors on the “Route Library” are difficult to read.
- Addresses, phone numbers and websites are needed for other bike shops under “Our Friends”
- Relocate MapMyRide Routes so they don’t show in the Pages menu.
- Fix colors on Calendar Entries/Headings
- Fix colors on “Our Friends”
- Clean Up “Contact Us” page
Want to See
- Better Maps indicating regular ride starting locations under “Ride With RBC”
- Better Integration of Regular Club Rides on “Ride With RBC”
- Better Organization of Routeslips under “Regular Club Rides”
- Classifieds (New Message Board?)
- Club Roster (private?)
Please leave your own ideas and suggestions as a comment below.
Upcoming events menu – Next to the location i.e.’ mission inn and Main st.’ is the time. The color of the time is black and can’t see with the dark blue background.
Sections menu – Individual items are in bold font vs. normal. low priority
Fixed.
A section where members can post good bike-related discoveries that may benefit the membership: Sales at local retailers, cool items, and methods & techniques, in other words, solutions to problems.
For example, I wanted stainless steel water bottles, not plastic, for my new bike. No bike shop on the “Our Friends” list carries them, much less of the right color. While steel is available online, but I do not shop online. Yesterday, however, I discovered by chance a local supplier carrying a fabulous selection. (Target store. 3333 Arlington Ave, Riverside, 951-276-9319) The brand is H2GO, 24oz. ea., is available in many colors, and is two to a pack/$18. I bought a dark blue, my bike’s color. They are tall but fit snugly into the bottle racks. This discovery made my day.
Another example: I required a method to alleviate pain from Carpal Tunnel Syndrome irritation. My current solution is to place a layer of foam tubing on the handle bars and wrap it in handlebar tape. It helps.
And also: I have a concern with over-exposure to the sun, especially with the deterioration of the Ozone layers that allows too much ultraviolet light through. The visor that comes with new helmets seems inadequate as a working visor. I notice that one rider, Vicki Yearian, alleviates the problem in one way that is quick and easy. I found another: It’s a bit more complex, requiring some tools. I adapted a foam visor ($1.50) purchased at the party supplies store (adjacent to the Big 5 Sporting Goods, Magnolia & Central). The point of this visor is that it extends 2.5 inches further out. To attach it, I used hook&loop squares (Electronics Warehouse on Main St, Riverside) to adhere it under the helmet visor that comes with the helmet. I will be testing this during the Sunday ride; I am concerned that the foam may be too pliable and could flap down over my eyes in strong wind so this remains in test phase.
Anyone wishing more info. on these solutions may contact me at mailto:vanax@mail.com
Hi jcgrundm,
It seems that the site is generally peppered with dark text links over a dark background.