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Old 07-07-12 | 05:47 PM
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From: Waxahachie, Texas

Bikes: Gios Compact Pro 10 Chorus, Gios single speed, Pedal Force RS2 10 chorus, CAAD5 10 Centaur, Diamondback dirt bike, Fuji Fixed Gear.

Losing weight always makes the hills better. I'm 68. I lost some 30 lbs. over the past 6 months and my little hill loop - and it's pretty flat here, but I found a 3 mile loop with 5 short steep ones - goes very well. Good workout. Although I have retired I still get the Bar Journal and there's a photo of an MLS 150 entrant on his bike that is shocking - can't believe he'd let them publish that photo of his gut in full riding kit. For that matter, I can't understand why he would ride that ride in that shape. There is just no downside to keeping one's weight below 25 BMI, I don't care how old you are or how much you like to eat. I agree there's nothing that beats riding hills in Texas summer heat!
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