Track Cycling: Velodrome Racing and Training Area - dead weight

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brokespokes
04-18-05, 01:49 AM
Anybody here train by dragging car tires behind your bike on hills? I hear it works quite well.
isotopesope
04-20-05, 08:44 AM
i just crush empty and/or full beer cans on my head. it helps my "game face".
Anybody here train by dragging car tires behind your bike on hills? I hear it works quite well.
yep, sometimes i drag the whole car....
this pic is on the second page of the international keirin thread
http://www.bikeforums.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=30242
2manybikes
05-15-05, 11:01 PM
this pic is on the second page of the international keirin thread
http://www.bikeforums.net/attachment.php?attachmentid=30242
Doesn't that make you "tired" ?
infestedguy1
05-17-05, 12:40 PM
Doesn't that make you "tired" ?
bada boom bada bing. as far as the tire thing though, wouldnt having alot of weight (relatively speaking) on your back, in a messenger bag or backpack, accomplish a similar thing? i know when i have a lot of crap stuffed in my bag, and then i ride with no weight, i feel like i can go much faster.
bada boom bada bing. as far as the tire thing though, wouldnt having alot of weight (relatively speaking) on your back, in a messenger bag or backpack, accomplish a similar thing? i know when i have a lot of crap stuffed in my bag, and then i ride with no weight, i feel like i can go much faster.
Presumably. But it wouldn't look nearly as crazy.
i wait for the day that my dog finishes his food. thats one of the only time i would go to costco on a bike. Find the biggest bag of dog food and ride the 5 miles home.
If I remember correctly Coppi used to ride with rocks in his bag for traing for races..IE: Tour De France.
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