Practice, hmmm ....
#52
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#56
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Well, wearing your bib shorts on top of your jersey is the least of your concerns, apparently. Under these circumstances, I can't imagine that we'd be able to change your mind. You just posted this to be contrarian, didn't you?
Yeah, yeah, none of that guy's business, but he has a point.
Yeah, yeah, none of that guy's business, but he has a point.
#62
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From: Vancouver, BC
Since you don't care how you look why go to the trouble of buying pants with the correct inseam? You could wear any length of pant no matter how ridiculous it might look to others as there really is no valid reason for having your pant legs extend down to your shoes...
#64
Since you don't care if anyone thinks you look like a dork, why come to a public forum and broadcast it?Seeing as you refer to "cyclists" in the third person, you apparently see yourself outside our community anyway.
Just keep flying your freak flag.
BTW, on long rides where I anticipate needing to remove lower layer, I wear shorts.
Just keep flying your freak flag.
BTW, on long rides where I anticipate needing to remove lower layer, I wear shorts.
#65
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Back to dropping the deuce on rides, huh? Do you excibitionists bring your own TP or just pull in somewhere and pray? How would ones intentions to drop off and drop off be signaled to the group?
Today was my first group ride. Which went well. (24m, I'm weak, it hurt, but still never dropped) I got through the entire thing without thinking about poop.... I might not ever be able to go back to that blissful psychological utopia of fecal-free cycling. Thanks.
Today was my first group ride. Which went well. (24m, I'm weak, it hurt, but still never dropped) I got through the entire thing without thinking about poop.... I might not ever be able to go back to that blissful psychological utopia of fecal-free cycling. Thanks.
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From: In the foothills of Los Angeles County
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It moves around and chaffs and pulls at your waist. And it bounces. Pockets are much better for the purpose.
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"If you’re new enough [to racing] that you would ask such question, then i would hazard a guess that if you just made up a workout that sounded hard to do, and did it, you’d probably get faster." --the tiniest sprinter
Cat 2 Track, Cat 3 Road.
"If you’re new enough [to racing] that you would ask such question, then i would hazard a guess that if you just made up a workout that sounded hard to do, and did it, you’d probably get faster." --the tiniest sprinter
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Back to dropping the deuce on rides, huh? Do you excibitionists bring your own TP or just pull in somewhere and pray? How would ones intentions to drop off and drop off be signaled to the group?
Today was my first group ride. Which went well. (24m, I'm weak, it hurt, but still never dropped) I got through the entire thing without thinking about poop.... I might not ever be able to go back to that blissful psychological utopia of fecal-free cycling. Thanks.
Today was my first group ride. Which went well. (24m, I'm weak, it hurt, but still never dropped) I got through the entire thing without thinking about poop.... I might not ever be able to go back to that blissful psychological utopia of fecal-free cycling. Thanks.
#73
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From: Santa Barbara, CA
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#74
Can you read? Did I say so? The only reason I mentioned 130 hilly miles is that it sometimes takes enough time for things to develop ... Well I guess if you guys live on gels and energy bars it does not happen. I just do not eat all that chemistry.





