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RobbieTunes 04-11-11 08:01 PM

Cycling is unlike: ...........
 
I'll start.

Cycling is unlike playing baseball, for me.
All that time sitting actually gets me somewhere on a bike.

Velognome 04-11-11 08:29 PM

Jogging?

seedsbelize 04-11-11 09:13 PM

hanging out in the pool, the first place i go after a long ride

conspiratemus1 04-11-11 09:31 PM

Cycling is unlike every sport I ever played as a kid because I don't get picked last when choosing sides.

FlatTop 04-11-11 09:59 PM

Cycling is unlike driving...especially unlike driving. My progress is mine alone, without the need to adjust to a thousand others who have different ideas as to what is a proper speed and bearing. It clears the head, rather than clutters it. It soothes, rather than jangles.

noglider 04-11-11 09:59 PM


Originally Posted by conspiratemus1 (Post 12493331)
Cycling is unlike every sport I ever played as a kid because I don't get picked last when choosing sides.

That rings so true for me. I wasn't an athlete until I discovered cycling. I couldn't throw or catch, and the captains hated having me on their teams.

By the way, ad hoc games seem to have gone extinct. It's all organized now. It's a shame, really.

CMC SanDiego 04-11-11 11:36 PM

Cycling is unlike....Exercise.

Exercise is something you should do, you need to do to keep yourself fit. For me exercising isn't fun, it's more like work, all monotony and drudgery and I can't wait for it to be over. Cycling on the contrary is freedom and joy. I love the feel of the wind on the downhills, the scenery rushing by, and yes even the ache in my muscles that tell me I've climbed back up the hill faster than ever before. Cycling is one of the few pleasures that is good for you mentally and physically.

rothenfield1 04-12-11 01:01 AM

"Cycling"? What the hell does that mean. I thought this was the C&V Forum. Sounds like a Greek word, or something to do with circles. Are you asking what is unlike circles? My couch is square and warm and cozy. I'd say, "cycling" is unlike my couch. Hey! That reminds me, I need to ride my Greek word for circles in the morning.;)

Northwestrider 04-12-11 01:10 AM

cycling is unlike WOrk

pastorbobnlnh 04-12-11 05:00 AM


Cycling is unlike...
...preaching.

The frame, components, wheels, etc., never comment on how I did after I complete a ride.

JunkYardBike 04-12-11 07:39 AM

...eating a jelly doughnut.

Fast Cloud 04-12-11 07:44 AM

Wasting time...

sykerocker 04-12-11 09:41 AM

Staying married.

txvintage 04-12-11 09:52 AM

Cycling is unlike losing a good friend.

Maddox 04-12-11 10:50 AM

cholera. being dead. being stampeded by elephants. riding a unicorn over a double rainbow. being shot in the face.

I can think of an endless list of things that cycling is not.

RobbieTunes 04-12-11 01:02 PM

Well, having actually been shot in the face, I concur.

txvintage 04-12-11 01:23 PM


Originally Posted by RobbieTunes (Post 12496139)
Well, having actually been shot in the face, I concur.

Exhibit A for why Submariners are not as crazy as people may think. Of course, there are many facets to the term crazy:p

Velognome 04-12-11 01:53 PM

We're not talking about "that time of the month'" right?

WNG 04-12-11 02:13 PM

...looking for a parking space, then getting a parking ticket.

sauze 04-12-11 02:18 PM


Originally Posted by FlatTop (Post 12493460)
Cycling is unlike driving...especially unlike driving. My progress is mine alone, without the need to adjust to a thousand others who have different ideas as to what is a proper speed and bearing. It clears the head, rather than clutters it. It soothes, rather than jangles.

just this one more time.

canyoneagle 04-12-11 02:50 PM

... imprisonment (I can imagine). For me, cycling is one form of freedom that feeds me on a very deep level.


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