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Originally Posted by UnfilteredDregs
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Originally Posted by rpenmanparker
(Post 18334178)
Good job. How did you copy and save the jpeg out of BF? I didn't think you could do that.
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Originally Posted by rpenmanparker
(Post 18334178)
Good job. How did you copy and save the jpeg out of BF? I didn't think you could do that.
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Originally Posted by Rowan
(Post 18334134)
Thanks Billy. It's made a big difference to how my cycling goes, too. Machka has lost 25kg, and that has made a tremendous difference to her cycling, particularly climbing hills. That's why we are slowly getting back into LD riding.
The old saying is that "Fashion is for people who don't have a style of their own". |
Originally Posted by joejack951
(Post 18334049)
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Originally Posted by joejack951
(Post 18334049)
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Originally Posted by datlas
(Post 18334258)
Wow. If those are accurate, then @UnfilteredDregs has body proportions very similar to mine!
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Addendum - Here is my Hab http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=489224
p.s. You have to click on image and then you see dimensions nicely pps If your HT is as long as your schematic says, you are going to have a harder time picking a fork. |
Originally Posted by Doug28450
(Post 18334145)
Can we please get away from this serious bike stuff and get back to the nonsense?
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Originally Posted by rjones28
(Post 18334280)
It's amusing to me that the Fizik beastie calculator classifies me as "snake".
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Originally Posted by rjones28
(Post 18334280)
It's amusing to me that the Fizik beastie calculator classifies me as "snake".
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Originally Posted by Doug28450
(Post 18334145)
Can we please get away from this serious bike stuff and get back to the nonsense?
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When I ran through the Fizik saddle calculator I did not see an entry for "Can you see your toes?"
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Originally Posted by WalksOn2Wheels
(Post 18334325)
There's a calculator? I always thought you were supposed to reach for your toes and your flexibility determined your saddle spirit animal.
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Originally Posted by Rowan
(Post 18334303)
A saddle calculator that describes you as "snake". Hmmmm... which part of the anatomy are we talking about here?
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Originally Posted by Doug28450
(Post 18334341)
When I ran through the Fizik saddle calculator I did not see an entry for "Can you see your toes?"
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It's amazing how much room there is in a 2.5 car garage when it's been cleaned and organized. Heck, I bet that I could fit two vehicles in there and still have a little room left over.
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Originally Posted by joejack951
(Post 18334264)
Weirdos.
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Originally Posted by 3alarmer
(Post 18334383)
...yeah. I can't believe these are the guys who were making fun of me for buying 27" tyres a while back. :notamused: #spacealiens
I can find other things to make fun of you about. |
Originally Posted by Doug28450
(Post 18334391)
For the record, I was not one of those making fun of you for buying 27" tyres.
I can find other things to make fun of you about. |
Originally Posted by Doug28450
(Post 18334145)
Can we please get away from this serious bike stuff and get back to the nonsense?
Originally Posted by datlas
(Post 18334271)
as long as your schematic says, you are going to have a harder time picking a fork.
When selecting a fork, you start from the outside and with each course work your way in toward the plate. The little ones on the outside are for hors d'oeuvres and salads and stuff. The big boy next to the plate is for the serious eating. :thumb: |
Originally Posted by Doug28450
(Post 18334341)
When I ran through the Fizik saddle calculator I did not see an entry for "Can you see your toes?"
It's highly unscientific compared to the Bontrager and Specialized approach with different widths in each saddle, etc. To make matters worse, I'm clearly between a Chameleon and a Snake according to the stretch chart, but when I was putting in serious miles, I loved my Aliante, which was the Bull saddle. Go figure. Or as [MENTION=130160]rjones28[/MENTION] would say, "Whatever." |
Originally Posted by BillyD
(Post 18334419)
I'll do what I can.
Not really, it's quite simple. When selecting a fork, you start from the outside and with each course work your way in toward the plate. The little ones on the outside are for hors d'oeuvres and salads and stuff. The big boy next to the plate is for the serious eating. :thumb: |
Repeat after me: 'Specialized Power Saddle'
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Originally Posted by rjones28
(Post 18334351)
I've been classified as "rat" on the interwebz as well.
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