Tomorrow i have a more than 100KM cycling
12-03-10, 07:45 AM
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Tomorrow i have a more than 100KM cycling
This is my first trip more than 100km.It would be a challenge for me.I am excited.About 30 cycling funs join this activity.we will ride around our region.It will become a meaning memory in my life.
Happy to share with you my friends
Happy to share with you my friends
12-03-10, 07:50 AM
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60+ miles in a single ride is always a nice accomplishment. Good luck, enjoy the ride and keep us updated on how things went
12-03-10, 09:42 AM
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Congratulations, and I hope you enjoy the ride. ~100K is my favorite distance for a day ride. Long enough to be a challenge, but not too long.
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12-03-10, 10:16 AM
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good stuff and have fun! make sure you carry a spare tube and maybe a folding tire if needed as well as tire changing stuff (pump, tire levers) better prepared than not, 50km outside of town might be a long way back to any real help. when I ride that far I'm always crazy and prepare myself for any troubles lucky for my friends cause they had a flat with no tools but at least they where smart to carry a tube.
12-03-10, 11:52 AM
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dont worry about the grammar
quite a few folks here which are posting in their second language and we all can feel for ya...
Have a SUPER GREAT DAY and may the wind be in your back all the times
Thor
quite a few folks here which are posting in their second language and we all can feel for ya...
Have a SUPER GREAT DAY and may the wind be in your back all the times
Thor
12-03-10, 01:21 PM
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so you will be using your new folder ? make sure it's been tuned first by your local bike store. good luck and have fun.
12-04-10, 07:36 AM
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[QUOTE=Speedo;11880025]Congratulations, and I hope you enjoy the ride. ~100K is my favorite distance for a day ride. Long enough to be a challenge, but not too long.
Speedo[/QUOTE/]Yes may be you are good at riding and practise very often.But this is second time to ride and first ride break 100KM.
Speedo[/QUOTE/]Yes may be you are good at riding and practise very often.But this is second time to ride and first ride break 100KM.
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good stuff and have fun! make sure you carry a spare tube and maybe a folding tire if needed as well as tire changing stuff (pump, tire levers) better prepared than not, 50km outside of town might be a long way back to any real help. when I ride that far I'm always crazy and prepare myself for any troubles lucky for my friends cause they had a flat with no tools but at least they where smart to carry a tube.
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