Addiction I
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Peloton Shelter Dog
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From: Chester, NY
Bikes: 2017 Scott Foil, 2016 Scott Addict SL, 2018 Santa Cruz Blur CC MTB
Synvisc injection #2 tonight. Those shots are odd. First one didn't hurt at all. This one hurt like a motherfarger. Depends on whether he hits a nerve I suppose. But he always gets the drug into the joint capsule, and I feel the positive effects immediately. Those shots are like a miracle drug for me.
The guy is brilliant.
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From: Edmundston, New-Brunswick
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Next time eat that bar before you actually go out, you can't accumulate negative kJ's, fatty.
Still can't climb
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From: Limey in Taiwan
what about just straight line descending. no skill or line needed. are you fast?
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coasting, few quotes are worthy of him, and of those, even fewer printable in a family forum......quote 3alarmer
No @coasting, you should stay 100% as you are right now, don't change a thing....quote Heathpack
coasting, few quotes are worthy of him, and of those, even fewer printable in a family forum......quote 3alarmer
No @coasting, you should stay 100% as you are right now, don't change a thing....quote Heathpack
See, Roll's appeal can be distilled down to one singular trait: He is positively terrible, a man whose mouth has no filter and whose body showcases more physical tics than a bloodhound lost in the woods. But he is so terrible -- so unprofessional, so individual, so bewildering -- that he's become one of the funniest and most authentic color men working today.
Hey Pcad,
Why don't you try this?
Open up your BikeForums password for a couple days--we'll see what happens. Do it in the interest of social science.
Why don't you try this?
Open up your BikeForums password for a couple days--we'll see what happens. Do it in the interest of social science.
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Peloton Shelter Dog
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: Chester, NY
Bikes: 2017 Scott Foil, 2016 Scott Addict SL, 2018 Santa Cruz Blur CC MTB
Thread Starter
Peloton Shelter Dog
Joined: Nov 2005
Posts: 90,508
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From: Chester, NY
Bikes: 2017 Scott Foil, 2016 Scott Addict SL, 2018 Santa Cruz Blur CC MTB
Not for nothing, but when you Freds drop your chain on Mt. Doom, I'm not waiting for you idiots either.
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From: Colorado
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A friend of mine just got back from Turkey and England. I asked for one thing: Flake bars. He brought me one. I savored it, literally ate it over half an hour. Good stuff.
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Nice little recovery ride today. Took it slow, easy. Did another 10 hard miles during my lunch break but forgot the garmin on my desk.
https://connect.garmin.com/activity/41098914
Decided to throw a couple sprints in, but I couldn't get them to where they usually are.
You see the speed/hr/cadence spikes on the charts, but it says (you can see it on splits) that I got the final sprint up to 32.5. Usually I can do about 36.
https://connect.garmin.com/activity/41098914
Decided to throw a couple sprints in, but I couldn't get them to where they usually are.
You see the speed/hr/cadence spikes on the charts, but it says (you can see it on splits) that I got the final sprint up to 32.5. Usually I can do about 36.
Mostly Harmless




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From: Norfolk, VA
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Wut?
Mostly Harmless




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Ok, help me with this.
The guys in the 33 are arguing about if a certain rider in today's stage did the right thing.
First, they say he should have because it would have been the honorable thing to do, would have been classy.
Then they argue that as low life racers themselves, they wouldn't have.
But we all know that as Freds, we would have.
Does that mean we are more honorable and classy?
The guys in the 33 are arguing about if a certain rider in today's stage did the right thing.
First, they say he should have because it would have been the honorable thing to do, would have been classy.
Then they argue that as low life racers themselves, they wouldn't have.
But we all know that as Freds, we would have.
Does that mean we are more honorable and classy?
Gullible
Has coddling tendencies.
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From: Topanga Canyon
Bikes: 2008 Blue RC8 w/ '09 Rival
Well that sucks. Got home from Oregon today, shot home, kitted up, and hit the street. 5 miles in I got a Charlie horse in my right guad, OH EFF ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I worked it for a while and it started to loosen up. Then the other side lit up. Cripes! I cant even walk right now. This blows. I guess I should do a longer warm up after a week long absence from riding.
Well that sucks. Got home from Oregon today, shot home, kitted up, and hit the street. 5 miles in I got a Charlie horse in my right guad, OH EFF ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I worked it for a while and it started to loosen up. Then the other side lit up. Cripes! I cant even walk right now. This blows. I guess I should do a longer warm up after a week long absence from riding.
I've actually never had that happen on a bike. I would probably just tip over.






