Yes, Pete Clark is Really a Cyclist!
08-21-02, 10:00 AM
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Originally posted by Dutchy
97. You spend money on bike parts without thinking of the family budget.
97. You spend money on bike parts without thinking of the family budget.
103) you've dedictated a room in your house to bikes
104) you put your new bike in the stand and can't keep
but grinning like an idiot, thinking "Wow, that is one
gorgeous bike"
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08-21-02, 12:21 PM
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105) You just moved into a new apartment, and where most people would put the TV, you've got a Bikes-Aloft.
106) You have difficulty not growling at the people who ride the elevator in the two story building where you work; especially seeing as how you carry your bike up the single flight of stairs.
107) You fail to understand how twenty miles can be considered "distance riding" by a non-cyclist, and spend hours trying to explain that they could do that after a week or two of casual riding...
108) You carry a bike bottle around the office for water, and feel somehow...empty if you leave it at home.
109) Park isn't a place where kids play, Blackburn isn't what happens if you sit on the barbecue, White Lightning isn't a cheesy 70's superhero, and having a "campy ride" is a *good* thing.
110) You're out driving with a non-cyclist on or near a usual cycling route; when you come to a particular set of hills, you remark on how these are great for training, and your friend looks at you like you are a complete nutjob.
111) You make up lists about cycling.
106) You have difficulty not growling at the people who ride the elevator in the two story building where you work; especially seeing as how you carry your bike up the single flight of stairs.
107) You fail to understand how twenty miles can be considered "distance riding" by a non-cyclist, and spend hours trying to explain that they could do that after a week or two of casual riding...
108) You carry a bike bottle around the office for water, and feel somehow...empty if you leave it at home.
109) Park isn't a place where kids play, Blackburn isn't what happens if you sit on the barbecue, White Lightning isn't a cheesy 70's superhero, and having a "campy ride" is a *good* thing.
110) You're out driving with a non-cyclist on or near a usual cycling route; when you come to a particular set of hills, you remark on how these are great for training, and your friend looks at you like you are a complete nutjob.
111) You make up lists about cycling.
