Old 10-04-14, 08:21 PM
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LastKraftWagen
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Bikes: Burley Duet [of some unknown year] (the guinea pig); 2001 Ventana ECDM (the project); And always one less than I think I really need.

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Originally Posted by B. Carfree
It is nice to tuck in behind the captain to stay out of the cold morning winds on descents. As an added bonus, I can tuck my hands under her saddle for warmth. Of course, I pay a price when climbing since I get less air flow. My wife once spent five minutes laughing as I packed my helmet and shirt with snow at the top of a climb just to cool back off. As has been said by others, maybe I'm just too fat for this sport.

For me, the bigger the captain the better as I like to draft...Depending on which Sherwood/Liggit commentary you watch I'm saving between 10% and 500% effort while in the draft.
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