You Know You've Got Bike on the Brain When...
You over hear a guy in the office talking to someone about his Denali needing repair (all the while nodding your head) and 3 minutes into it you realize he isn't talking about a bike.
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I've done that only to realize they were talking about a motocycle when referring to "my bike"
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:lol:
When walking behind someone on a sidewalk as they lead the way is drafting. When you see a parking spot number 105 and you think that's a good group. When you wreck and the first thing you do is check the bike and don't check yourself until you're sure the bike is alright. When you look at cycling routes around a potential new location to move to. When you consider your next vehicle purchase by it's bike carrying potential. When you seriously wonder if a bike purchase can be paid for by your health insurance and actually spend time trying to find just the right wording to convince your insurance rep. You instinctually race up to a vehicle on the highway to see what bike(s) is(are) on it's rack. The first thing you think of when some extra cash comes into your possession is more bike stuff. Your vehicle needs brakes and you struggle with spending $100. for the job, but have no qualms about spending twice that on your bike's brakes. You don't let your significant other wash your cycling gear. When an opening in traffic equals an opportunity for you to launch an "attack". |
When you look at the clock and it is 11:23, 12:25, etc.
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when you look in the rear view at your new bike and realise that Mars spelled backwards is Sram.
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When you clean your bike at work.
When you ride home (10 miles) from work on your lunch hour to get another bike. |
Originally Posted by 2ndGen
(Post 12754896)
When you see a parking spot number 105 and you think that's a good group.
Originally Posted by 2ndGen
(Post 12754896)
When you wreck and the first thing you do is check the bike
and don't check yourself until you're sure the bike is alright.
Originally Posted by 2ndGen
(Post 12754896)
You instinctually race up to a vehicle on the highway to see what bike(s) is(are) on it's rack.
Originally Posted by 2ndGen
(Post 12754896)
Your vehicle needs brakes and you struggle with spending $100. for the job,
but have no qualms about spending twice that on your bike's brakes.
Originally Posted by 2ndGen
(Post 12754896)
You don't let your significant other wash your cycling gear.
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When you... rear-end another vehicle because you were looking at a cyclists to see what he is riding.
WIN??? |
When you look at the bike not the hot girl riding it.
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When you walk by your bike and cant help but smile :)
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when you are enjoying a nice evening on the front porch with the wife and comment about the fat chick pedaling away and how she needs to be downshifting about 5-6 cogs cuz she's not spinning enough...
true story, happened this eve |
When you are about to go to bed late at 2 AM but then put off going to bed to try tighten up your front hub because you noticed it has around 0.5 mm of side-to-side play, and you're not even riding the next day.
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When you habitually size strangers up for their riding potential. "...man, that guy would be a good climber".
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Originally Posted by fishymamba
(Post 12755196)
When you look at the bike not the hot girl riding it.
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Originally Posted by 2ndGen
(Post 12754896)
:lol:
When walking behind someone on a sidewalk as they lead the way is drafting. When you see a parking spot number 105 and you think that's a good group. When you wreck and the first thing you do is check the bike and don't check yourself until you're sure the bike is alright. When you look at cycling routes around a potential new location to move to. When you consider your next vehicle purchase by it's bike carrying potential. When you seriously wonder if a bike purchase can be paid for by your health insurance and actually spend time trying to find just the right wording to convince your insurance rep. You instinctually race up to a vehicle on the highway to see what bike(s) is(are) on it's rack. The first thing you think of when some extra cash comes into your possession is more bike stuff. Your vehicle needs brakes and you struggle with spending $100. for the job, but have no qualms about spending twice that on your bike's brakes. You don't let your significant other wash your cycling gear. When an opening in traffic equals an opportunity for you to launch an "attack". |
Originally Posted by pgjackson
(Post 12755974)
Was thinking a nice Mustang, but not sure my bike rack woud fit over the spoiler.
they will... ;) just might have to get a different rack... |
When you read all of the posts above..
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Originally Posted by WHOOOSSHHH...
(Post 12756132)
When you read all of the posts above...
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When you come home at 5am after nightshift and work on your bike until noon wihtout sleep, after buying a new 105 group.
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When you drive up a steep hill, and wonder what it would be like to climb it on a bike (as your heart rate increases, and your quads tighten up) ;)
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Originally Posted by kenji666
(Post 12756195)
When you drive up a steep hill, and wonder what it would be like to climb it on a bike (as your heart rate increases, and your quads tighten up) ;)
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When you drive past a cyclist and think (or yell) "You're seat's to high/low"
When driving, you lunge your body forward at town line signs. .... used to do that with my wife a long time ago. |
When you walk down the hall at work and glance up and to the left before turning into a conference room, expecting to check "traffic" in your mirror.
I do this frequently on Monday's after a weekend of long rides. |
When you're awake.
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:lol: When you can "+1" every post on this thread like I just did in my mind! :lol:
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