Someone trying to drop me.
#51
Originally Posted by matthew_deaner
OK - noobie question...
How does he know how many watts he is putting out?
How does he know how many watts he is putting out?
R600DuraAce has many very scientific racing tools at hs disposal. Even though we here about all the doping charges in the higher classes of racing. The CentralPark Racing Association Peleton (C.R.A.P.) has no such rules so R600 employs the device known simply as the wattage dial. The dial shown below is miniaturized and takes the place of your stem cap. Depending on how bad you want to drop your make believe competition is how much you turn the dial. Felling froggy....dial it up

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#52
Originally Posted by jwc3
I was in Central park this weekend with my kids. Kinda hard to find a hill in there. According to Google Earth, the highest point in the park is only 120 ft above sea level.
#54
Originally Posted by garysol1
R600DuraAce has many very scientific racing tools at hs disposal. Even though we here about all the doping charges in the higher classes of racing. The CentralPark Racing Association Peleton (C.R.A.P.) has no such rules so R600 employs the device known simply as the wattage dial. The dial shown below is miniaturized and takes the place of your stem cap. Depending on how bad you want to drop your make believe competition is how much you turn the dial. Felling froggy....dial it up 



#55
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Originally Posted by El Diablo Rojo
Sorry to hear about your dog....but wouldn't have to garner your 'first' win in order to dedicate your 'next' win?
#56
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For once it sounds like his foe was actually trying to race him. Therefore, in this thread, he actually did win a 'race'. These kinds of tug of wars do actually happen you know.
I was mountain biking on Sunday and me and this dude had a really really fun battle. The highlight was when I was going over this log, caught my rear wheel on it, looked like I was going to fall, and the guy decided to stop and unclip. But I actually got over the thing somehow and then opened up a gap. That beats dialing it up to 400W!
I was mountain biking on Sunday and me and this dude had a really really fun battle. The highlight was when I was going over this log, caught my rear wheel on it, looked like I was going to fall, and the guy decided to stop and unclip. But I actually got over the thing somehow and then opened up a gap. That beats dialing it up to 400W!
#57
Faster but still slow
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What a small world! That was my friend who tried to drop you! She kept looking back because she thought you were cute. Just PM me and I can give her your number. Here is a pic of her in case you couldn't get a good look due to the tremendous speed you were traveling.
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Originally Posted by badkarma
When you're R600DA, you can do anything (well.... except winning bicycle races). I even heard he could count to infinity, twice.
#65
Originally Posted by blonduathlongrl
Oh, you don't want to do that..............
I bite

I bite

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2006 Gary Fisher Marlin MTB
2004 Salsa LaRaza aka "Mmmm, Blue Salsa" (853 steel is real, baby!)
2003 Kona Humu Humu Nuka Nuka Apua'A Singlespeed - Gone, but not forgotten
1998 Diamondback Outlook MTB
1990 Centurion Cavaletto 'Gaspipe Beater' Roadie
1978 Volkscycle 'Frankenbike' CroMo Tourer
#66
Originally Posted by botto
i'm not sure what whitemax's issue is, but i really have no clue how citing Lloyd Wright is 'obtuse'.
you never heard of Frank Lloyd Wright, architect of the Guggenheim, amongst many other buildings?
you never heard of Frank Lloyd Wright, architect of the Guggenheim, amongst many other buildings?
However, what you are missing is that whitemax cited "Art Vandalay", which is a reference to an episode (actually several episodes) of Seinfeld where George pretends to be "Art Vandalay, Architect" (George's childhood dream) who designed, "the new addition to the Guggenheim".
#68
Originally Posted by Voodoo76
Only beleive only Chuck Norris can do that, which begs the question Chuck or R600DA in a two up?
#69
Originally Posted by 'nother
Of course. It's pretty common knowledge. My favorite FLW is Fallingwater; I grew up near there and it's absolutely spectacular.
However, what you are missing is that whitemax cited "Art Vandalay", which is a reference to an episode (actually several episodes) of Seinfeld where George pretends to be "Art Vandalay, Architect" (George's childhood dream) who designed, "the new addition to the Guggenheim".
However, what you are missing is that whitemax cited "Art Vandalay", which is a reference to an episode (actually several episodes) of Seinfeld where George pretends to be "Art Vandalay, Architect" (George's childhood dream) who designed, "the new addition to the Guggenheim".
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From: Dialing it up to 400W
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Some cyclist wear pajamas with Lance Armstrong on them. Lance Armstrong wears pajamas with R600DuraAce on them.
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good one...
