Hill climbing and gear ratio question to help my numerically challenged mind.
12-16-15, 08:10 AM
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If the guy wants to ride with .... modified equipment, that's his/her business ....
I noticed it, but wasn't sure that I wanted to be the first to mention it, and since everyone else seemed fine with it ... I didn't want to seem narrow-minded.
Besides, cycling gear is nearly unisex anyway ... maybe too fine a line on which to balance, once the slinging got started ...
I noticed it, but wasn't sure that I wanted to be the first to mention it, and since everyone else seemed fine with it ... I didn't want to seem narrow-minded.
Besides, cycling gear is nearly unisex anyway ... maybe too fine a line on which to balance, once the slinging got started ...
now i can proceed with my daily activities....sarcasm from rpenmanparker and a few lovely jewels from Maelochs. thanks for setting things right with the world.
12-16-15, 08:18 AM
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If the guy wants to ride with .... modified equipment, that's his/her business ....
I noticed it, but wasn't sure that I wanted to be the first to mention it, and since everyone else seemed fine with it ... I didn't want to seem narrow-minded.
Besides, cycling gear is nearly unisex anyway ... maybe too fine a line on which to balance, once the slinging got started ...
I noticed it, but wasn't sure that I wanted to be the first to mention it, and since everyone else seemed fine with it ... I didn't want to seem narrow-minded.
Besides, cycling gear is nearly unisex anyway ... maybe too fine a line on which to balance, once the slinging got started ...
I hate auto-correct. It's my worst enema.
