folder fanatic
03-09-10, 05:11 PM
http://link.brightcove.com/services/player/bcpid1614697457?bctid=70109815001
Living Car Free - 2 Min. Australian Cyclists With Their Insights Training Video In The Los Angeles Area
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03-09-10, 05:51 PM
Did you mean to post this in the Roadie forum? I don't think anyone here could handle such a pace line.
wahoonc
03-09-10, 05:56 PM
Did you mean to post this in the Roadie forum? I don't think anyone here could handle such a pace line.
I can...as long as it doesn't exceed 12mph:commute::D
Aaron:)
I can...as long as it doesn't exceed 12mph:commute::D
Aaron:)
Roody
03-10-10, 12:26 PM
The next time I need groceries, I'm going to put on the spandex, gather 7 or 8 skinny friends, and ride 22 mph to the Kroger. Of course I won't be able to purchase anything more than a sports drink, since I won't have any way to carry it! :rolleyes:
folder fanatic
03-10-10, 06:43 PM
Did you mean to post this in the Roadie forum? I don't think anyone here could handle such a pace line.
The reasons why I posted this video here rather than the Roadie forum is the Aussie's observation of the number of cyclists they see as they train, "...more cyclists than most places except for Europe...." or similar utterance. And the terrain that they cycle in is similar to what Southern California cyclists all over ride in (except in the central cities).
The reasons why I posted this video here rather than the Roadie forum is the Aussie's observation of the number of cyclists they see as they train, "...more cyclists than most places except for Europe...." or similar utterance. And the terrain that they cycle in is similar to what Southern California cyclists all over ride in (except in the central cities).
gerv
03-11-10, 06:26 PM
The reasons why I posted this video here rather than the Roadie forum is the Aussie's observation of the number of cyclists they see as they train, "...more cyclists than most places except for Europe...." or similar utterance. And the terrain that they cycle in is similar to what Southern California cyclists all over ride in (except in the central cities).
I wonder if there observations are accurate. I would have though you'd find a lot more transportational cyclists in either Canada or Columbia.
However, I might be wrong too, according to this data (though it's over 10 years old...) http://www.ibike.org/library/statistics-data.htm
Anyway, all those roadies just made me feel suddenly inadequate. :eek:
I wonder if there observations are accurate. I would have though you'd find a lot more transportational cyclists in either Canada or Columbia.
However, I might be wrong too, according to this data (though it's over 10 years old...) http://www.ibike.org/library/statistics-data.htm
Anyway, all those roadies just made me feel suddenly inadequate. :eek:
Roody
03-13-10, 06:39 PM
Anyway, all those roadies just made me feel suddenly inadequate. :eek:
I bet they wouldn't be as fast as you on 30 pound bikes with 20 pounds of groceries in a backpack and a hot pizza on the rear rack!
I bet they wouldn't be as fast as you on 30 pound bikes with 20 pounds of groceries in a backpack and a hot pizza on the rear rack!