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How To Be A Road Biker
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It is funny because so much of it is true....
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It's like you're reading my mind, man.
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Nice. I shared on facebook.
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The only thing they left out was the use of power meters by people who can't generate over 200W (mea culpa).
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excellent
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Sorry to be a stickler on this but (a pet peeve) I won't likely ever be a road "biker." "Bikers" hang out in biker bars, have "bike" rallies, and hold an annual event in Sturgis. That's not my thing.
More to the point (perhaps) is that all groups or distinctive activities have their own traits and foibles, and it's not difficult to find the humor in that. This is hardly the first effort to lampoon people who ride road bikes. |
Originally Posted by climberguy
(Post 16455145)
Sorry to be a stickler on this but (a pet peeve) I won't likely ever be a road "biker." "Bikers" hang out in biker bars, have "bike" rallies, and hold an annual event in Sturgis. That's not my thing.
More to the point (perhaps) is that all groups or distinctive activities have their own traits and foibles, and it's not difficult to find the humor in that. This is hardly the first effort to lampoon people who ride road bikes. I'm still not sure it wasn't meant to have been a genuine documentary. ;) |
Originally Posted by climberguy
(Post 16455145)
Sorry to be a stickler on this but (a pet peeve) I won't likely ever be a road "biker." "Bikers" hang out in biker bars, have "bike" rallies, and hold an annual event in Sturgis. That's not my thing.
More to the point (perhaps) is that all groups or distinctive activities have their own traits and foibles, and it's not difficult to find the humor in that. This is hardly the first effort to lampoon people who ride road bikes. |
I love a good laugh at myself, ourselves and such serious, obsessive dedication to the activity. That's just ASKING for it. :lol:
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I may write them and ask them to take on recumbent riders next. Talk about a target rich environment.
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Originally Posted by Gerryattrick
(Post 16455754)
I have no problems with being called a mountain biker.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPVRU7jSYkQ |
"He who laughs at himself, laughs last." (anon)
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:roflmao:
Originally Posted by eja_ bottecchia
(Post 16454517)
It is funny because so much of it is true....
Originally Posted by Biker395
(Post 16454712)
It's like you're reading my mind, man.
Originally Posted by Dudelsack
(Post 16454988)
The only thing they left out was the use of power meters by people who can't generate over 200W (mea culpa).
====================================================== A better title would be "How to be a Roadie.":ride: |
Originally Posted by Bikey Mikey
(Post 16457145)
:roflmao:
+1 Is that 200W as an average or at all? :) ====================================================== A better title would be "How to be a Roadie.":ride: |
I really don't care what you call me, that I'm still here to be called anything is a stomp down miracle so its all good. Nice vid, too.
Bill |
I saw this on one of my other bike forums. Pretty funny and very true. Don't show this to the 41 group or we'll get hate mail forever.
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Originally Posted by CommuteCommando
(Post 16456799)
"He who laughs at himself, laughs last." (anon)
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Originally Posted by qcpmsame
(Post 16457587)
I really don't care what you call me, that I'm still here to be called anything is a stomp down miracle so its all good. Nice vid, too.
Bill After three angioplasties and four stents in three months I consider myself blessed to be be here...let alone riding! |
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