|
"V" is for Velocity! So that when increased speed, is given direction over a hill, your troubles will soon be over!
- Slim :) |
"W" is for the Waiting we always do at red lights.
|
X is for Xtreme as in the amount of fun we can have in our commutes.
|
Y, you ask?
For health, wealth, and peace of mind! That's, Y! |
Z is for ZZZZZZZZZ... because we sleep so well after all that riding.
|
Bud Bent "W" is for the Waiting we always do at at red lights |
A is for Ankling, a pedaling technique practiced by using that joint above your feet,
to smooth the light pedaling motion .. |
Z is for zip tie.
|
Z is for Zebrakenko . . . brand of a Japanese bike back in the 1970s.
|
v is for Velo-Lurve!!!:love::love::love:
|
A is also for Awesome - the word that describes y'all's etymological powers. Wish we had more letters to play with!
|
I say we keep going as long as we can.
B is for BF. The first web page we bring up at work when we've finished our commutes. |
C is for COMMUTE! What else?
|
D is for: Dang..... riding feels good!
|
E is for e-bike. It's not a bike, so get off the MUP.
|
F is for Fun, which is what riding a bike, even to work, is.
|
G is for gears, without which we would feel the pain when grinding up the grades.
|
H is for "Hardtail", which can be the feeling you get on your backside when you commute on really crappy streets, as well as a type of mountain bike. . .
|
O is for outside, which is where we are enjoying fresh air while our commrades are stuck in cars
P is for panniers, which we use to transport our gear Q is for quirky, which you've go to be a little at least to ride year round Y is for yellow, the color we wear to be highly visible Paul |
I'll try "I" again, in an effort to keep the letters in order (not that it really matters).
I, is for intelligence, what one must surely display when committing to cycling to work on a regular basis. |
"A" is for Ass crack -- what everyone shows with short, tight jerseys.
|
J is for junk, some of it can be useful, most lives up to its name.
|
K is for Kryptonite- the superman of bike locks.
|
M = Magicshine
B = Battery R = Recall |
Originally Posted by paperbackbiker
(Post 13355988)
Air Hankey. This describes the action of a cyclist who efficiently uses air current to blow his or her nose into the air and away from the body. Generally, the nostril is pointed back and to the left or right, depending on the obstruction. A move that must be practiced to be perfected, the veteran can remarkably leave no trace on clothes or hand, and can adroitly direct the flow up and into the path of close following cars. (See Also Snot Rocket).
|
| All times are GMT -6. The time now is 03:53 AM. |
Copyright © 2026 MH Sub I, LLC dba Internet Brands. All rights reserved. Use of this site indicates your consent to the Terms of Use.