That sounds more entertaining. Everyone likes monkeys

roller rap.

I'm the guy closest to the camera. For reals.

Well.

That was special.

So special....:thumb:

Obviously a lot of stuff going on there. I needed subtitles.

wow five pages back.

here's a reasonable tempo. You don't get the whole tune (around 10 mins). I think it started around 97 and made it to 105 or so (from memory).

I have some more where the tempo puts me into the bouncey RPM range of 125+, it's a study in me trying to keep from bouncing.

Oh, and if you think I am bouncing/rocking now, I'm not, it just looks that way because of the way I am built. The open jersey adds to that too.

look at you riding the baby training wheel rollers with aero wheels. what a fred

Cool!

And proof positive that every adult in America does own, or has owned, a nordic track at some point in their life. Mine took up garage space for at least seven years...

it is an excellent next-to-the rollers stand

I'm sure. Do you know anyone who actually used it more than twice?

If I would have kept mine in the house, it would have made a great clothes hanger. Like the recumbent exercise bike. :twitchy:

At one point, I even considered salvaging the wood from it, but there wasn't enough of it to actually make anything bigger than a jewelry box or two. It got sold at a garage sale for $5, I think. I felt vaguely guilty when they took it away.

Come to think of it, the nordic track (and that damn exercise bike) is the reason I'll never buy rollers or a trainer, at least not while I live out here. :beer:

the e-motions feel just like the road.

You mean they're NOT " baby training wheel rollers"? :lol:

I think he's just mad because his parents won't buy him a set.

Maybe they wouldn't fit inside the trailer? He could always put them up on blocks in the front yard...

Grumpy: your front wheel roller looks like it is too far forward. It should be directly underneath your hub.

perspective distortion

Oh, those Ozzies know how to have fun!

cough.

gezondheid.

Thanks for sharing. It's nice to know that I'm not the only one that overthinks while riding rollers and the trainer. :D

I don't understand how he can ride in those conditions. I need a television, movies, music - anything to keep my mind off the torture (and the clock).
The article does really make me wish I had the ability to train with power though.

Now do it with a Yorkbrunner or Rudy 6/4. :p

Doing it wrong...

Helmet?:eek:

this is a great thread.