Southern California - Are you viewed as a SERIOUS RIDER to your friends?

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Cyclon
07-19-07, 12:43 PM
But I don't drink coffee.


felt1
07-19-07, 01:39 PM
not realizing she was already alseep!:o I thought when you are married snoring is consent. I know it was in college. j/k

Go_Fast
07-19-07, 01:40 PM
Those are the bikers you drop on the big hills but will still talk to you when they catch up to you at Starbucks.

:)

i drop bikers on big hills? :p


greatness.


Indolent58
07-19-07, 02:18 PM
But I don't drink coffee.

Then you can't be a serious cyclist.

Cyclon
07-19-07, 02:21 PM
Then you can't be a serious cyclist.

Oh, darn the luck.

I guess since I don't shave my legs that's another disqualifying factor. :p

Go_Fast
07-19-07, 02:59 PM
But I don't drink coffee.


Oh, darn the luck.

I guess since I don't shave my legs that's another disqualifying factor. :p


you aren't allowed to pose with us.

Cyclon
07-19-07, 03:04 PM
you aren't allowed to poseur with us.

fixored.

Cassave
07-19-07, 03:23 PM
Yes. If I had friends they would view me. Possibly as a seriouscyclist.

merider1
07-19-07, 03:29 PM
I guess since I don't shave my legs that's another disqualifying factor. :p

Correct. You're a poser-wannabe-clyclist if you have hairy legs and arms. :D

merider1
07-19-07, 03:30 PM
Yes. If I had friends they would view me. Possibly as a seriouscyclist.

Steve. You ARE a serious cyclist.

cyclezealot
07-19-07, 03:30 PM
My club thinks I am kinda of serious when we get back from a Metric century ride, and I take off for another 15 k to do some errands. They also look at me a little weird when I say the car has not moved in 4-6 days , because I use my bike instead for all errands that can be done on the bike. A new rule .

merider1
07-19-07, 03:34 PM
My club thinks I am kinda of serious when we get back from a Metric century ride, and I take off for another 15 k to do some errands. They also look at me a little weird when I say the car has not moved in 4-6 days , because I use my bike instead for all errands that can be done on the bike. A new rule .

Are you French? Just curious. :D

Brian Sorrell
07-19-07, 04:03 PM
I'm not serious in the sense of being ridiculously fast or a strong climber or dressed in full kit or riding carbon fiber or anything like that. But I'm serious about NEVER driving to work no matter what the weather. After the first full year of commuting, my co-workers stopped thinking I'm nuts. Or maybe they think I'm so crazy that they'd best not mention how crazy they think I am....

cyclezealot
07-19-07, 04:06 PM
Are you French? Just curious. :D

My wife got a work visa enabling her to teach for a couple years. so we are here for at least two more years. Maybe more. After we resolved some health issues , we decided to do an early retirement and live overseas for awhile. It's been interesting.

VanceMac
07-19-07, 04:14 PM
Steve. You ARE a serious cyclist.

How could Steve be a serious cyclist? He's got that rickety old steel bike with only 12 speeds and no computer! We won't even mention the hairy legs.

Cassave
07-19-07, 04:22 PM
How could Steve be a serious cyclist? He's got that rickety old steel bike with only 12 speeds and no computer! We won't even mention the hairy legs.

12/20ths serious.

Your bike still smells of the Taiwanese beer that came in the cans it's recycled from.

merider1
07-19-07, 04:25 PM
How could Steve be a serious cyclist? He's got that rickety old steel bike with only 12 speeds and no computer! We won't even mention the hairy legs.

Because he can beat all our asses up any hill any day with perfect cadence (I mean really, he looks like he's floating), without breaking a sweat and without so much as a single grunt.

merider1
07-19-07, 04:27 PM
12/20ths serious.

Your bike still smells of the Taiwanese beer that came in the cans it's recycled from.

:roflmao: Oh, yeah, and he can smoke all of us and keep his sense of humor. ;)

Cyclon
07-19-07, 04:30 PM
:roflmao: Oh, yeah, and he can smoke all of us and keep his sense of humor. ;)

Like the saying goes, it's all about the engine, not about the bike. Assuming his rust bucket qualifies as a bike.

VanceMac
07-19-07, 04:32 PM
I will use an irony disclaimer, henceforth. :p

Cassave
07-19-07, 04:33 PM
Because he can beat all our asses up any hill any day with perfect cadence (I mean really, he looks like he's floating), without breaking a sweat and without so much as a single grunt.


Float like a butterfly.
Sting like a Tarantula Wasp.







grunt.

merider1
07-19-07, 04:34 PM
Like the saying goes, it's all about the engine, not about the bike. Assuming his rust bucket qualifies as a bike.

:eek: oh.so.not.right. Have you seen his bike? :rolleyes:

Cassave
07-19-07, 04:36 PM
I will use an irony disclaimer, henceforth. :p


irony is for wussy.

VanceMac
07-19-07, 04:43 PM
irony is for wussy.

Aluminumy is too, apparently.

Cassave
07-19-07, 04:45 PM
Aluminumy is too, apparently.

Bravo.