Is amateur bike racing taken more seriously by it's participants than other sports?
06-03-14, 12:50 PM
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Haha. I don't deserve credit for a worn out non-sequitur.
When I hear stories like Creatre's, it pains me because it's too close to home. I regret all the time I spent away from cycling. I can never get that time back. I wish I would have quit racing and not put the bike away.
When I hear stories like Creatre's, it pains me because it's too close to home. I regret all the time I spent away from cycling. I can never get that time back. I wish I would have quit racing and not put the bike away.
06-04-14, 11:34 AM
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I've wondered about this for a while. Idk if it's just me because I'm new to it, but do guys who race bikes take this **** far more seriously than guys in an amateur [other sport] league?
It just seems like racing bikes is a level or two above "hobby". Wondering what other guys think.
It just seems like racing bikes is a level or two above "hobby". Wondering what other guys think.
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