**Confession thread**
#576
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Joined: Jul 2004
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From: Evanston, IL
Bikes: Felt F5, Fuji Robaix Pro and a KHS Mountain Bike
#577
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Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 5,095
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From: Boone, North Carolina
Bikes: 2009 Cannondale CAAD9-6 2014 Trek Domaine 5.9
#589
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Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 11,222
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From: South Bend IN
Bikes: 1976 FRESCHI, 2004 Crumpton.
What the body does not need- it looses. You spend months getting into shape, get hit by a car, end up in rehab after multiple surgeries with 30 % of your prior muscle and think wtf. However through all that stress and trauma the body is seamlessly using and doing what it needs for it to survive. A marvel of efficiency.
#591
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Joined: Jun 2009
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From: Boone, North Carolina
Bikes: 2009 Cannondale CAAD9-6 2014 Trek Domaine 5.9
What the body does not need- it looses. You spend months getting into shape, get hit by a car, end up in rehab after multiple surgeries with 30 % of your prior muscle and think wtf. However through all that stress and trauma the body is seamlessly using and doing what it needs for it to survive. A marvel of efficiency.
my body canabalizes its own muscle tissue.
MMmmmmm, i'm delicious.
#593
Erect member since 1953
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 7,000
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From: Antioch, CA (SF Bay Area)
Bikes: Trek 520 Grando, Roubaix Expert, Motobecane Ti Century Elite turned commuter, Some old French thing gone fixie
Even though I did five double centuries last year, I still feel like a cycling fraud because I don't race. I rarely wear my California Triple Crown jersey because I don't feel worthy.
I like that my new Roubaix's more upright position means my neck doesn't hurt after a century, but feel guilty because I'm sure I should be in a flat-back racer position.
I think all the local cyclists look silly in their lycra kits, but still somehow imagine I look cool in mine.
I like that my new Roubaix's more upright position means my neck doesn't hurt after a century, but feel guilty because I'm sure I should be in a flat-back racer position.
I think all the local cyclists look silly in their lycra kits, but still somehow imagine I look cool in mine.
#594
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Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 11,222
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From: South Bend IN
Bikes: 1976 FRESCHI, 2004 Crumpton.
Even though I did five double centuries last year, I still feel like a cycling fraud because I don't race. I rarely wear my California Triple Crown jersey because I don't feel worthy.
I like that my new Roubaix's more upright position means my neck doesn't hurt after a century, but feel guilty because I'm sure I should be in a flat-back racer position.
I think all the local cyclists look silly in their lycra kits, but still somehow imagine I look cool in mine.
I like that my new Roubaix's more upright position means my neck doesn't hurt after a century, but feel guilty because I'm sure I should be in a flat-back racer position.
I think all the local cyclists look silly in their lycra kits, but still somehow imagine I look cool in mine.
Me " do I look as ridiculous as that mamil (middle aged man in lycra)"
Wife " Yup"
Me " really"
Wife " Yup"
Me " Hmmmm"
#595
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Bikes: Cervélo S2
#598
1) I dream of crushing the souls of skinny little pompous biker maggots, but I wake realizing that I am way to big and fat for that.
2) I am convinced that my Orca makes me a better/faster rider.
3) I still obsess over why I didn't either get the license plate number of his truck or call out the guy who stopped and threatened to kick our asses a few weeks ago. Stupid south central rednecks!
2) I can't even count the number of reasons I wouldn't be qualified to become a U.S. Navy Seal.
2) I am convinced that my Orca makes me a better/faster rider.
3) I still obsess over why I didn't either get the license plate number of his truck or call out the guy who stopped and threatened to kick our asses a few weeks ago. Stupid south central rednecks!
2) I can't even count the number of reasons I wouldn't be qualified to become a U.S. Navy Seal.







