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what to do ..my girl does twice my mileage.

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Old 09-08-04, 05:34 PM
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what to do ..my girl does twice my mileage.

i would want to race in the fall , but I am afraid she will place better than I..

pls advice.

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I prefer riding behind a good-looking girl rather than in front of her.

What kind of racing, anyway? Track or otherwise?
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what to do?
get over your inferiority complex, have some encouraging words for her, and be proud to ride alongside her.
if she places better than you, well, maybe -just maybe- that's okay.
go her.
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Originally Posted by cphfxt
but I am afraid she will place better than
if she does you congradulate her and guit being a damn macho *******. It is not your right to be faster than every woman just because you're a man.

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I was gonna say all the responses to this post were good, but this one is especially fitting. There's no room for this s***. Get a brain. Seriously.
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Train harder, ride harder, just ride. Then maybe you then beat her.(probaly not)
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Yes, yes, enjoy the view!

hell yeah .. I do..
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Originally Posted by ryan_c
I prefer riding behind a good-looking girl rather than in front of her.

What kind of racing, anyway? Track or otherwise?
she prefers mtb, but has a roadbike for training.. she is curious about my fix .. so she will cross over to our side eventually..
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Are you the only guy in the race that she'll be beating? If not, then who cares, just remind all the other guys that she's your girlfriend. Then come whine when she leaves you for someone who can keep up.
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seriously tho.. that's pretty awesome. Unless you're so slow that you can't ride with her at all....
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I saw a broken tree branch by the roadside as I was riding to the store yesterday. I skid-stopped, which caused me to slow down. Now, normally this does not bother me, but at the time I was thinking about Klondike bars and just what would I do for one. The possibilities are endless and free of religious undertones. So I stooped over to get the branch and my lock fell out of my pocket. I am not sure, but I think I heard laughter.
Should I replace the valve on my front tube because of this?
pls advice
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Originally Posted by [165]
I saw a broken tree branch by the roadside as I was riding to the store yesterday. I skid-stopped, which caused me to slow down. Now, normally this does not bother me, but at the time I was thinking about Klondike bars and just what would I do for one. The possibilities are endless and free of religious undertones. So I stooped over to get the branch and my lock fell out of my pocket. I am not sure, but I think I heard laughter.
Should I replace the valve on my front tube because of this?
pls advice
depends man what gear r u pushing?
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what kind of klondike bar? I prefer caramel crunch after a nice ride.
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dude - you are missing the point. What about the valve on my tire? This is a TOTALLY serious question. Just like the one at the top of this thread.
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You have to replace it all, not just the tube. You need a completely new wheel.

And a new lock.
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and the t-shirt? replace that too?
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